Khách sạn boutique tại Twentynine Palms, từ 5.986.233 ₫

"Bottom line -- Parker Palm Springs is a boutique resort with many attractive aspects -- room quality/comfort, restaurant quality, lovely grounds, and very pleasant staff. However for $2k/night, it falls way short. Parking/valet is poorly designed (constantly jammed up and car wait time is 10+ min), bathroom infrastructure is terrible, water runs hot and cold with no warning, TVs are not smart TVs so even though we were there, as many other guests were, for the Indian Wells Tournament, we...

"Everything was nice"

"My stay at The Colony Palms had some highlights aesthetically, but overall the service and experience did not live up to expectations...especially given the price point. At check-in, the staff wasn’t very informative about the amenities or property layout. We were offered a welcome drink, which was a nice touch in theory, but the glasses weren’t clean, so we didn’t actually get to enjoy it until later in the evening. The biggest disappointment was the pool service. It consistently took about...

"Amazing! "

"My wife and I loved the hotel overall but found the bed was uncomfortable and that the room could use some fixing. The staff is amazing and getting in and out of the hotel and parking was very easy. The hotel is also within walking distance of a lot of great restaurants and stores."

"A fun vibe with lots of extra activities offered. Kings Highway breakfast was delicious and morning grab and go coffee was fast and good! "

"A big room with lots of space but didn't automatically get cleaned and limited number of towels with no chairs for the balcony. The walls were also a bit thin so could here those in hall and next room at times. The staff were super nice and friendly - greeted you with a smile. The decorations and location are great though. "

"Staff were wonderful and the grounds are very nice, but our room was horrible. It used to be a great place to stay, but there is zero decor on the walls, our bathroom door wouldn’t even close, and the couch in our room reminded us of something from IKEA. For over $600 a night, we expected to at least have some type of view, but nothing and the windows had film on them so you couldn’t see out. It’s like being in a motel! "