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The Colony Palms Hotel and Bungalows - Adults Only
4.4/587 Reviews

The Colony Palms Hotel and Bungalows - Adults Only

Palm Springs|2.53km from Camelot Theatres
With a stay at The Colony Palms Hotel and Bungalows - Adults Only, you'll be centrally located in Palm Springs, a 2-minute drive from Palm Springs Convention Center and 12 minutes from Indian Canyon. This luxury hotel is 6.1 mi (9.8 km) from Palm Springs Aerial Tramway and 10.4 mi (16.7 km) from Agua Caliente Casino.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and bicycles to rent. Additional amenities at this hotel include concierge services, wedding services, and a picnic area.Enjoy Californian cuisine at The Colony Club, a poolside fine-dining restaurant which features a bar/lounge, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the poolside bar. Full breakfasts are available daily from 8 AM to 11 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Planning an event in Palm Springs? This hotel has 1000 square feet (93 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and a meeting room. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 57 guestrooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with premium bedding. Digital programming along with DVD players are provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature designer toiletries and hair dryers.

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Courtyard Palm Springs
4.2/5107 Reviews

Courtyard Palm Springs

Palm Springs|1.08km from Camelot Theatres
My wife and I came here for one night. Good location, clean facilities, nice bed, you're in Palm Springs so it should be all cocktails and smooth sailing. But there were too many negatives for me to recommend staying here. We ran into a number of issues, particularly with trying to work from the hotel and honestly from the staff too. Let me elaborate. We both needed to get quite a bit of work done during our stay, so we asked about the 24-hour stay perk in order to meet some deadlines before checking out (my wife is a Platinum Elite member and the 24-hour time shift is supposedly one of the offerings). They said we couldn't do that because the hotel was fully booked. Understandable and unfortunately unavoidable, especially if someone else was checking into our room. That's all fair. BUT. And here's the big BUT -- they also didn't try to help us at all (and worse, see below). No offering to move us to an open room for a bit, or let us setup in any empty conference room, or anything whatsoever. Just tough cookies. And we were very clear about just needing somewhere to work for a few hours. This leaves much to be desired, but isn't cause enough to down vote this hotel. Alas, my dear TripAdvisor friends, there's more. I asked about some kind of business center or other location to sit with a laptop, but they responded as if no one had ever dare ask something so outrageous. Ok. Weird. But again not a deal-breaker. THEN -- when our checkout time arrived and we were finishing packing our bags -- housekeeping came into the room, without masks on, while we were still in it and started cleaning up! I should have asked them if they would be packing my bags, as well. And we were not more than 5 minutes over the checkout time. That is a deal-breaker for me. I don't expect a hotel to bend over backwards to accommodate me. But at least let me step one foot outside the room before you begin vacuuming over my shoe. Geez. At the Courtyard, you do have to go and you do have to get the hell out of here.

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Hotel Zoso
4/5101 Reviews
We received this hotel as a replacement for the Palm Mountain Resort where works were underway in the rooms we would stay. They sold this as 'sister hotel', we were allowed to stay here for a night without extra cost. The hotel is a little nearby, when we checked in Thursday afternoon, it gave us a feeling of Las Vegas: in the lobby there was a bar with keihard music, and there was a pool and bar party on the way with scarcely dressed dames and gentlemen who were clearly continuing the night club party next to the hotel. The swimming pool is a concrete hot island in the indoor patio and has nothing The staff were friendly and helpful; valet parking is required and those valets were fast and efficient, and the lobby called me to the air tramway to check if there were still cards. The room was large and comfortable, with good Queensize beds. In addition, I would not recommend this hotel for tourists like us (families on road trip) , rather for those who want to sit in the outdoor neighborhood of palm springs in action.
Desert Isle of Palm Springs
4.6/577 Reviews
First off, I must mention that pictures of this place on many booking engines, etc are out of date as it seems all rooms have been renovated. Our One Bedroom unit was immaculate, definitely renovated in the recent past and everything was neat and clean; matching the unit pictures on their own website. We had a nice patio with table/chairs, lounge chairs, grill, and a gorgeous view of the mountains. The resort grounds are also beautiful and well maintained. The property itself is nice, quiet, and laid back. We barely saw a few others during our stay and had the pools and hot tubs to ourselves any time we ventured over to them. The location was perfect for us with plenty within close range and right off of Palm Canyon drive for easy access anywhere. The office staff were all very friendly and they were extremely helpful during check-in. Overall we'd highly recommend this place and would definitely choose to stay here again in the future if we return to Palm Springs.
Hilton Palm Springs
4/5104 Reviews
My children loved it and were super impressed with the room, the pool being open during the pandemic was such a relief to a parent that traveled alone. Overall, had a great experience and staff was very helpful and friendly!!
Drift Palm Springs
4.5/552 Reviews
I think I might be a little generous with a four star rating. However this is the first time travelling to Palm Springs so I have nothing else to judge it by. We set up our reservations via AirBnB. When we arrived we were told we needed to pay a $40 daily ”resort fee” that clearly was not reflected in the listing. The man at the reception desk advised he would need to check with his central booking. Long story short it took more than two hours for him to do so. we actually went and had lunch and he still did not have an answer for us. Meanwhile we still dd not have a room. When we finally did get get word that they would waive the fee, we still waited another hour to get our secret room code. It was just after the 4:00 check in time. Our room was a two bedroom corner suite with a full kitchen. Property appears to be either new or newly refurbished. Not sure if the stove or pots and pans were ever used before us. Yes, they give you ONE cup of free coffee to be used in the pour over coffee system. Otherwise the cost is $15 for a ten (?) ounce bag. Fridge was stocked with beer, wine soda, etc all for a fee. We pushed all the stuff to one side of the fridge and went to the grocery store (a block away) and filled it with our own (grocery store also carries beer & wine). Room was very comfortable. Great beds, nice shower/bathroom Wrap around balcony had a rope swing/seat along with chairs and a table. Unfortunately ours overlooked two vacant lots. No storage for clothes other than a basket full of hangers and a couple steel bars to hag stuff on. Other than a couple scatter rugs the floors are cold concrete. Definitely hear people walking above you so would suggest top floor if possible. Pool was nice but was not available for an early morning swim. Also had to pay for the use of cabanas. Never did see anybody using one. Did not eat in the restaurant but did utilize the bar. Personally not a fan of tequila or mescal but they evidently specialized in it. We did not pay to park nor did we see any parking attendants for valet service. In fact the 'front desk' (outside kiosk) was rarely attended. Definity a great location as far as being close walking distance to shops and restaurants. They do offer complimentary use of bicycles, that we did not use.
Motel 6 Palm Springs, CA - Downtown
3.3/5108 Reviews
Totally taken advantage of. Due to severe wind, all flights were cancelled so had to book a room for the night. Because it’s Valentine’s Day weekend I knew it would be more money and limited availability in the city but this dump was over $300! Robbery! Dirty. Hair on the pillow, hair in the sink and on the floor. I have a shaved head so definitely wasn’t mine. With Covid going on I was so uncomfortable I slept will all my clothes on including my hoodie. They sprayed a ton of deodorizer in the room but that ain’t foolin anyone. This is a $50 hotel so shame on them for what they do. I’ll pay $300 for a nice hotel and immaculate room but this was gross.
Quality Inn Palm Springs Downtown
3.3/511 Reviews
I cannot recommend this place. After leaving the room for a short amount of time, we returned to find everything stolen. This hotel is four story and 129 rooms with with NO SECURITY CAMERAS except in the lobby. This hotel can be accessed from the outside without going in the lobby. Upon checking in, the front desk was already talking to the police about someone roaming around the premises. That should have been the red flag. Someone walked out the hotel with 5 backpacks and 4 suitcases with ZERO video footage. This includes the parking lot. If something bad happens here (hopefully not) such as a car being stolen, a person robbed, or any type of an assault, nothing is on camera. Stay at your own risk.

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Trip.com offers discounts of up to 20% on 101 boutique hotels in Palm Springs. The local average price is 165 USD per night. There are a variety of hotels to meet the needs of different types of travelers. There are 6 five-star hotels in Palm Springs at an average price of 171 USD per night. There are 26 four-star hotels in Palm Springs at an average price of 199 USD per night. There are 35 three-star hotels in Palm Springs at an average price of 150 USD per night. There are 12 two-star hotels in Palm Springs at an average price of 77 USD per night. As a popular tourist city, Palm Springs has many renowned chain hotels. Days Inn is the most popular brand among tourists. Those who favor Days Inn can choose a hotel under its name. The Riviera Palm Springs, a Tribute Portfolio Resort in Palm Springs is a favorite among Trip.com users. Mediterraneo Resort is also one of the most frequently chosen hotels.

In the city center of Palm Springs, you'll have easy access to Statue of Lucille Ball. If you want to spend a fun vacation with your family, locals recommend visiting Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, Las Palmas. The most famous attractions locally are BIKE Palm Springs Rentals, Sonny Bono Statue, Oasis Water Resort. Commercial areas like Crystal Fantasy, Motif, Dollar Plus Outlet are ideal places to buy souvenirs.

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