La Quinta Hotel Guide - Old Town La Quinta hotels in La Quinta, United States of America.

"It was a nice place to stay."

"Valet and Bell guys were great! Rooms were outdated but beds comfortable. Air conditioning needs replacing or to be updated - seems as though the rooms are humid. Check out is at 12 which I liked until staff started knowing on the door continually every 10 minutes along with phone calls. We were out with our bags and at valet by 11:45 just felt rushed- as they also turned the heater on in the room around 11 am to start pushing you out - thermostats are controlled by staff - this was a bad experience since the room was heated up to 75 while trying to get our bags together( it was 107 outside ) . The kids enjoyed the slides in the pool that was nice."

"We had a lovely stay in La Quinta! The host was very easy to communicate with, responded quickly and the check in process was seamless. Plenty of parking as well."

"Pool and hot tub kept in very good condition House is in excellent shape all rooms are clean all lights tvs and appliances work a big plus House is well equipped with all your needs A nice touch of chips and salsa welcomed usLocation of house is great for walking etcLove it ! We will be back "

"Everything was great."

"Good morning breakfast. Comp happy hour always nice. "

"The grounds were beautiful and the staff at the front gate were kind and helpful. The condo itself had basic amenities and the beds were comfortable and spacious.However, there were a few inconveniences during our stay. When opened the garage, we found a stove stored inside, which made it impossible to park our car. We had to rely on guest parking and ended up driving around each day to find an available spot. We also had an issue with the spare bedding. Since we had six guests, we needed to use the pull-out couch. The host advertised extra pillows, sheets, and blankets would be available in the closet. But we only found pillows and a single blanket. It was late when we reached out to the host so we didn’t hear back until the next morning which was understandable, so some of the guests had to go without proper bedding for a night.Additionally, about a week before our stay, I had an uncomfortable interaction with the host. Since we were staying Coachella weekend we needed to provide a list of names of the overnight guests. Later, I asked a clarifying question about day passes for our friends who’d be visiting, the host mistakenly accused that I (the person who booked) was not listed as an overnight guest and how they were uncomfortable communicating with me, even though my name was clearly on the list of guests I sent. After the host and I spoke on the phone and cleared things up, the host apologized, but the whole interaction left a negative impression. "

"Favorite hotel"

"Perfect spot with all the bells and whistles!"