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"When you walk into the room it looks nice and clean. But when you really start looking you'll notice it looks older, more esthetics like flooring, baseboards and carpet. Parking was a headache and more frustrating that parking cost $30 per day but there was never enough parking. Guest I spoke with said they were told to park in handicap. Cars were also parked along the parking lot which wasn't even a parking spot"

"The reception staff was excellent--very kind and professional. Shuttle drivers were excellent as well"

"Stayed with family - we love the pools and the convenience of having a room right by one of the 8 pools. It’s very close to Joshua Tree and Palm Springs which were a plus. Parking could be a challenge if you get back to the hotel late but there is always a spot, it could just be farther from where your room is. Not our first time staying at this hotel and will definitely not be the last. "

"Although there 3 restaurants, seems like none were open"

"Pool was dirty, everything was eroding and old. Extremely different from the photos. Very small. Ran out of towels every day. Rooms were old, smelled like piss and they had pop up shops in all the rooms around me and my kids. So people coming in from the street to these pop up shops right next to my room. Was not even aware that hotels did this type of thing…! WTH? Not a “safe” feel for a mom with two little kids trying to vacation. Whole place was just updated and over priced. "

"Clean room, easy check in, nice pool "

"Great place!"

"I've stayed at plenty of Embassy Suites over the years and unfortunately, this hotel was one of my least favorites. While the exterior of the hotel was nice, the inside of each unit was a different story. The bathrooms were extremely small and in not great shape. It was clear that the ceiling had experienced some leaks as the paint had bubbled and sagged and there were holes in the paint where the liquid had been drained. There was rust and holes in the wall throughout. One of the worst parts about this is the structural integrity of the building itself. We were in a ground floor room and when the guests above us came home for the night, EVERY single step they had upstairs was accompanied with a *thud* as well as creaks in the floor. And it is not an exaggeration when I say EVERY SINGLE STEP was met with a thud/vibration as well as a creaking. Imagine this late at night as well as early early in the morning when your room is otherwise dead silent. The breakfast at this location was also the worst I've ever experienced at an Embassy Suites. The only hot food items they had available were scrambled eggs and potatoes. The omelette line was always at least 10-15 people deep and at 3-5 minutes per omelette, there was no way I was going to stand in line for 45 minutes for one. One of the pros was that the hotel staff that checked us in was very friendly and efficient. But other than that, the stay as a whole was unfortunately met with disappointment after disappointment. "

"Dirty, coffee pot was disgusting, big window in front did not have a lock, and then when they fix the lock, I opened it partially, and then could not close it again, there is no microwave in the room. The room was spacious, but really needed some work. The reef bar annd restaurant and Sanchos restaurant that was sort of attached to the pool were great. But the hotel really needs some tender, loving care."