Joshua Tree Hotel Guide - Noah Purifoy's Outdoor sculpture Museum hotels in Joshua Tree, United States of America.

"Everything about this listing was amazing for a short getaway from the city. I definitely would book this again. Far enough from the main road but close enough to get in and out when needed. Thank you!"

"The house was awesome; really spacious for just two of us. Kitchen was well equipped and the "welcome basket" was a pleasant surprise. The property was clean and tidy. The furnishings were a lovely mixture of modern and heirlooms. As stated in the listing, the house is a work in progress, e.g., there is no access to the garage or master bath (presumably under construction). The bathroom appears to be original and is definitely dated, but as indicated, the house is undergoing renovation. Communication with the host was timely and the check-in process was smooth and easy. Arriving guests should be aware that there is no grocery store in Joshua Tree Village (there is a health food market with enough to get you through a night or two, although a bit on the pricey side). As such, plan to shop in either Yucca Valley or Twentynine Palms - depending on which direction you are coming from."

"We enjoyed our stay, the beds were comfortable. We enjoyed listening to the Cactus Wrens in the morning and got great views of the sunrise. Close to Joshua tree, but far enough from the town for good privacy. "

"Our host Sati was the best!! So easy to communicate with. This is probably one of the most comfortable vacation rentals we have ever stayed in. Loved the eclectic artsy decor. The hot tub was fantastic & great for Stargazing. Loved the layout of the home. we kept saying it feels so big yet so cozy. Our little dog loved the property as well.Great proximity to the national Park, dining and outdoor museums. I would highly recommend this vacation rental. "

"This was the WORST vacation rental I have ever been to. My dog was poisoned after ingesting THC in the yard 3 hours into our stay. A midnight trip to the ER (1.5 hours away) with my daughter hysterical because she thought her dog was dead. He was urinating on himself and unresponsive. He tested positive for THC on a urine drug screen at the ER. The following morning we walked the yard and found more THC products, beer cans in bushes, feces and broken glass on the ground. I contacted the host regarding toxins and he was unconcerned. Said only the inside of the house need be safe and that it wasn’t his problem. Not only would he not be reimbursing me for my veterinary bills but he would not refund the stay, despite leaving midway through the stay when VRBO failed to find us alternate accommodations. To add insult to injury, the host sent a generic email to make sure the house was adequately stocked with supplies. The house had NO cleaning products aside from hand soap and ONE roll of paper towels. My dog was dribbling urine for 12 hours and we had 1 roll of paper towels to use. The owner/host said the lack of cleaning supplies was normal. He did not care that the fenced yard had trash, feces, broken glass and THC on the ground, he said things blow into yard. Avoid this rental and host. A host that brags online regarding 50 million in rental assets and only cares about money. "

"I just love the location and the tree in the front yard!"

"Beautiful, clean, and comfy. "

"This place had everything we wanted for a great stay in Joshua Tree. It’s well appointed and super thoughtful. Host is friendly, professional and quick with reaponses."

"Overall, we had a good time at the house. I did want to share a few things that impacted our stay. The dome doesn’t have electricity, so we could hardly use it since it was too cold to spend time there. The glass panels in the dome were also quite dirty, which affected the view. The house itself is nice but very basic — it could benefit from some more thoughtful design touches to make it feel cozier and more inviting. The cleaning supplies (broom, etc.) were stored visibly in the living room, leaning against the wall, which made the space feel less tidy. The outdoor furniture was minimal and not very comfortable, which limited our ability to enjoy the outside areas."