Joshua Tree Hotel Guide. Hotels in Joshua Tree Highlands, Joshua Tree, United States of America

"Loved the room. Turns out u can bring ur dogs, just book the room then call them and tell them u would let a dog room. Btw the cheaper rooms r up two flights of stairs. But I loved my trip!!!! "

"Clean room"

"Room was run down and scuzzy, small flying bugs coming out of the bathroom sink. Towels were stained or unwashed- one had hairs stuck in it, several more had stains or smudges, and all of them attracted the bugs from the sink. Neighbors were loud, playing music all night, and it seems like a bunch of people live here vs just staying for a night or two. Swing lock was broken (found this out when we tried to open the door after using it and it was stuck) and the door looked like it had been broken into before. We survived and don't seem to have picked up any bugs in our luggage, but if we hadn't prepaid before we arrived, we definitely wouldn't have stayed here."

"Poor"

"i asked for a room with a microwave and the front desk woman made it seem like i was being difficult and basically told me she was goin to get one and failed miserably after asking multiple times. she was just terrible and really didnt care. normally the hotel is not bad for a motel 6. i had a good stay the first time i was there. oh yeah they really need a new router, the internet connection is terrible, you have to reconnect like every half hour."

"Clean room and plenty of parking."

"Very comfortable bed and kind staff. Lovely property. "

"Staff were very pleasant and helpful. The modern room was spacious, comfortable and clean. (Its small refrigerator did not have a freeze compartment, which would have been helpful for thermal packs.) On occasion, there was some sort of sharp noise (not terribly loud), which sounded like equipment or facilities. ? Have no idea what, but was curious and a bit of a nuisance. The lounge/gift shop area was attractive. Coffee options near there were great, though I feel regular coffee should be included for guests as part of room cost. I didn’t take advantage of the outdoor fire pit or the pool/hot tub but they all appeared great. The list of recommended restaurants given to me at check in included one that was permanently closed, which I found out when I drove over to it for dinner. Also, the box of tissues in the bathroom only had one left so I had to wait a bit at the front desk while a fresh box was retrieved. Overall, very good. The second time I have stayed there to visit Joshua Tree and would likely stay again."

"The bathroom is so outdated ! The sink counter is the height a child would use, not a full grown adult! Same with the toilet height - way to low for the year 2000 and beyond! "