This place is amazing!! Salt room, Ice room, Saunas, mineral spring pool and hot tubs. This was the…read moreultimate place for relaxation. The decor was super nice and all the people were GREAT! I did want to give an extra shout out to Samantha rang the hotel at night and Kim who was the hospitality person at the pool area. These two went above and beyond our already great service. Helpful, friendly and always had a smile. We will be back!!

Second time coming here and worth the drive from LA. I love a secluded more lowkey spot and this is…read moreexactly that. About 25 minutes away from Palm Springs so if you need a place to do nothing with just the perfect amenities this is it. I purchased their overnight package and stayed in their king suite. Room was spacious, had a private mineral bath, and no TV to complete enjoy the silent bliss. They have 5 outdoor mineral baths in their oasis, a heated pool, and 3 jacuzzis. I stayed on a Monday-Tuesday, it was just the right amount of guests I felt like I had my privacy. I received the absolute BEST massage from Kat! Will definitely be coming back and asking for her. I feel like she really focused on my areas of need and the pressure was perfect. Love love love this spa!

The staff here at Santiago Resort are some of the finest in town. The property is impeccably kept…read moreat all times. Our stay for a couple of nights around his birthday was fantastic, Rick was even able to find us a room on the first floor to accommodate us during our stay...Thanks Rick :0) This place never disappoints! We're looking forward to our next stay

Santiago is, without question, the best resort in this category--full stop…read more It's classy, impeccably clean, and the staff has mastered the rare skill of making every single guest feel like the most important person on property. I'm not exaggerating: I was chatting with other guests in the hot tub, and one of them said he felt like he was their favorite guest. I immediately thought, "Wait... I thought that was me." Then we realized we all felt that way--and we just laughed. That level of hospitality is intentional and truly impressive. The breakfast? Next level. Nothing about it is basic. The overnight oats alone deserve their own fan club. I pretend to feel guilty going back for seconds... and sometimes thirds... but trust me, the guilt fades quickly. If I had to say anything negative about Santiago, it would only be this: leaving hurts. Every stay, I make new friends I miss, and I always leave feeling like part of the Santiago family. A few well-deserved shout-outs: * Kent -- absolutely phenomenal. I hope the owners understand the gem they have in him. * Rick -- kind, genuine, and always makes you feel welcome. * Robert -- consistently goes the extra mile to make our experience perfect. Santiago isn't just a resort--it's a magical experience that keeps pulling you back. I can't wait to return.

What can I say.... It's the Ritz Carlton. What a view! The sunset view was everything…read more... Absolutely stunning! The service at the Ritz is always . We decided to have a few drinks and enjoy the sunset and it did not disappoint that evening. Our server was a delight. He was friendly and very helpful. I'll definitely come back here!

I don't think it's awful, it's an average enough property. But the problem here it's priced as…read moreluxury. The night I stayed it was $1,000 and many nights are in the $600-700 or above range. You won't find prices under $500. With that in mind it should be luxury. There's nothing luxury here. It's fine, it's clean, it's nice. First the staff, everyone is great. Very friendly, helpful, informative. So no problems there. So I think it's the management and the operator of the hotel. Inside the rooms, even after a recent renovation, it's just fine. There's nothing noticeable and there's nothing I'll think about or mention as a great part of the room. Everything is fine. During conferences or events, they may close certain parts of the hotel to other guests. That happened to me but didn't affect my impression of the hotel. I did speak with front desk to get some fees waived due to facilities being closed to non-conference guests. The other thing is with this resort fees, there's nothing worth any value included. So they advertise fitness facility and internet. That is basic and should be included in the rate, not resort fee. If you want to use the sauna in the spa, that's another $50 day pass fee on top of the resort fee. I understand other hotels do this but I am not into normalizing this. This is more a practice in the US, when you travel to Asia and Europe, saunas are at least included. Fees on top of rates on top of fees is a continuing practice at US hotels that I will be calling out and reflecting in reviews and to hotel staff. Anyway, I wouldn't recommend this hotel. It's fine if you want to check it out. I've stayed at other hotels in the area and would recommend those, esp at this price point you have the world of options.

Everything about this place was tranquil on a Tuesday afternoon till evening, we took advantage of…read morethe 420 friendly open atmosphere loved being completely free enjoying the pool and hot tub with a little ply in between staff was cool and chill set the vibe looking forward to visiting on a weekend.

I removed my platinum engagement/wedding ring the night before checkout because my finger was…read moreswollen after using the jacuzzi. I was wearing the ring that evening and still had it when I went to bed, but it was gone by morning when I began packing. The ring is approximately 3 carats total, including a 2 carat center stone. We searched the room thoroughly before leaving and rechecked all luggage again once we got home, with no success. My husband contacted the hotel and was told the morning staff would be asked. Given the value of this item, that response is not sufficient. A property at this level should have a clear, documented lost-and-found process with accountability, rather than relying on informal follow-up. We paid over $600 for a one-night stay. The level of urgency and communication so far does not reflect the seriousness of the situation. I am requesting that management conduct a formal review, including verification with housekeeping, review of lost-and-found records, and any applicable security procedures, and provide a direct, documented follow-up.

We recently had the pleasure of staying at Twin Palms Resort from March 12-16, 2026, and the…read moreexperience exceeded every expectation. From the moment we arrived, it was clear this is an exceptionally well-maintained property. The grounds are pristine, with beautifully curated desert landscaping--clean lines, sculptural cacti, and a classic Palm Springs aesthetic that feels both serene and intentional. The level of cleanliness throughout the property was outstanding--everything felt fresh, polished, and meticulously cared for. Our room was equally impressive--we especially loved the large stand-up shower and the abundance of natural light, which made the space feel bright, open, and relaxing. A special thank you to Adam and his incredible staff, who made our stay truly memorable. Their attention to detail, warmth, and professionalism delivered a seamless, first-class experience from start to finish. The daily breakfast and lunch, included with our stay, were excellent--consistently flavorful and thoughtfully prepared. And the afternoon popsicles by the pool were the perfect finishing touch--simple, refreshing, and a great reflection of the property's attention to guest experience. This is hospitality done right. We will absolutely be returning. Bryan T. Halda & Abraham Hernandez-Lopez Miami, Florida

Last week I had an amazing time staying here. My first time at a clothing-optional men's resort and…read moreI love it. The resort is beautiful, very modern. Love the color scheme of yellow, blues, and greens. My boyfriend and I's room was nice. Love the space. Cozy and comfortable. Yellow is the main character of the resort. From the room doors, outside umbrella, and towels. The pool was perfect. Not too deep 4ft I'm fine with that. The hot tub was 3ft and always group of men hanging out. Every day they have breakfast and lunch for the guests which is part of the deal. The resort is 20 minutes away from downtown Palm Springs which it's perfect. My first time visiting California and Palm Springs. I'm looking forward to coming back here in 2027.

I was sooo excited to take my engagement photos at this beautiful resort Joe was incredibly sweet…read moreand welcoming, and the property... WOW absolutely stunning! I had been searching for those dreamy brown Spanish doors, and these were beyond perfect Such a magical spot for photos! Thank you so much, Joe, for your amazing hospitality

We had a wonderful experience with this wedding venue. The property is absolutely gorgeous and…read moremakes for an unforgettable setting. Everything is well-kept, scenic, and perfect for photos and events. Joe is a gracious host who makes you feel welcome right away and is genuinely helpful throughout the process. You can tell he cares about the property and about making sure guests have a great experience. If you're looking for a beautiful wedding venue with a warm, attentive host, this is definitely worth checking out.

One of my favorite resorts to stay at in Palm Springs…read more This property is so beautiful and welcoming! I love how once you check in, you are welcomed with water, welcome drinks, and if different social events. This may I came during Mother's Day and they offered free cocktails and bites. The rooms are huge, and the views are amazing. I had a view of the golf course. Besides that there are multiple pools; adult, the regular pool and splashtopia (lazy river and slides). What's nice is that during summer nights they have movies by the pool. There is also a gym, few restaurants, and tiki social. There is free parking as well as parking for the guests. Wonderful stay with your loved ones, friends and or family.

We stayed one night during Coachella weekend, so there was definitely a "Coachella tax," but the…read moreproperty still felt calm, well-managed, and upscale. This was a family/work trip, and we chose the hotel for the kid-friendly water features (ages 8 and 3). The room was very dated (so expect that going in) but very clean--I could tell by how clean my kids' feet stayed after running around barefoot. The king room with a pull-out couch was a big plus. The hotel accommodated our request for a ground-floor room with easy access to the main areas. Being able to walk from our patio to the restaurants in about two minutes made things much easier with kids. The "water park" is more of a well-done kids pool and splash pad than a full water park, but the kids still had a great time. Poolside service was great--generous portions, and the kids loved their chicken tenders and fries. I didn't enjoy a drink myself but the drink menu was tempting and others seemed to be enjoying themselves. We were excited about the breakfast buffet at the Desert Pearl. Pricing was reasonable for kids, though the adult options weren't especially appealing so I decided to pass. What really stood out was the staff--every single person we encountered (front desk, restaurant staff, bellman, security, and pool team) was friendly, patient, and accommodating. When we discovered after checkout that my son left his lovey there, they drove me back via golf cart to try to retrieve it. Overall, everyone offered a level of service made a lasting impression. The only downside was finding quite a few mosquitoes and a moth in the room, likely due to our proximity to the lake. If the room were a bit more updated, pest-free, and did not come with the Coachella tax we paid, this would've easily been a 5-star stay for us.

This place is a true gem, maybe a hidden gem due to the negative reviews as of lately…read more My husband and I booked this place for a quick weekend getaway. I was a little scared when I read that most of the recent reviews were negative. I was thinking "oh no! What did I get us into." This place is a blast from the past. The decor is that of a mid century modern and is a really cozy quadrangle set up. The interior feels homey and the property is set up like an air bnb with shared amenities. They play 1950s music all day on speakers throughout the complex, it creates that vintage feel but can get repetitive after a few days. Lounge with tables, board games, travel brochures, couches, fire place, coffee and tea, and industrial kitchen for use during your stay. (Old reviews mention happy hour, breakfast, snacks, etc. these are no longer offered but why not just bring your own?) Each room has microwave and mini fridge. Outdoor gas fire pit for use. The pool is small but has a deep end 8ft which is nice. There are pool noodles and some tubes to use. The hot tub is spacious and powerful jets. We stayed in the Hawaiian surf room, loved the theme it was so cute and felt like a tropical getaway. The shower is small but functional. Good AC unit with a remote control and ceiling fan. Surfboard coffee table and wicker love seat add to the tropical feel. Overall this was a nice private getaway. You can be left alone to relax! If you need anything you can text the hotel and someone replies super quick in my experience. The hotel feels very secure with codes needed to enter the complex and security cameras at the entrance and surrounding the complex. (Probably for management to check and make sure everything is running smoothly). I would stay here again in a heartbeat and I have stayed at a few different boutique hotels in the area. This would be a top choice! Please realize this is an older complex and it does show some wear and tear but come on the building is probably 100 years old or somewhere close to that. If you are expecting a sterile, high end, resort feel for your stay this is not your place... but otherwise this is a great choice! I couldn't help but feel bad for the owners with all of the really bad reviews on here because that was truly not my experience. I left off one star because there are definitely areas of improvement that could be made but not enough to ruin my experience.

While looking for a hotel to stay during my weekend getaway Rendezvous stood out because there a…read morelot of amenities with no resort fees! That was the biggest plus. There are 10 rooms available and each one is a different theme in the 1950s. I stayed for two nights in the Crooners room and I enjoyed my stay a lot. When I arrived, Tim, the inn keeper assisted me with my room keys and showing me around the property. My room was decorated with the Rat Pack and I loved it. All rooms are a maximum of two people with a hot tub, refrigerator with water, microwave, and coffee maker, air conditioning, and DVD player. If you'd like, bring a DVD and popcorn to enjoy during your stay. The bed was pretty comfortable. There were more than enough pillows which I'm guilty of using more than one pillow while I sleep. I love how the comforter was linen on the outside, but cozy and warm on the inside. The Crooners room has two sinks, but I only used one. There is happy hour everyday at 5pm by the pool or communal area with snacks and beer or wine. During my stay there were chips and salsa and the following day was veggies with dip, with of course a drink of choice. Really nice touch added to my stay. It's been a while since I have stayed in a bed and breakfast and I love the homeyness here. Breakfast is served in the communal dining area with hand sanitizer provided. The three-course breakfast starts with a fruit smoothie, a fruit parfait and a hot breakfast. For breakfast they served blueberry pancakes with sausage and the following day it was quiche with artichoke hearts and potatoes. I loved the service here so much. You sit at a table and they serve the food to you. The pool is open 24 hours will pool floaties available to use as well. Another thing I like about this place is that because there aren't many people (max 40 people at a time) it is highly likely you will get the pool to yourself. When I checked out and left the property I told my husband I would enjoy staying here again. I really enjoyed my stay here and highly recommend you stay here too.

Stayed here for Coachella and had a great experience overall. The property is really nice and felt…read morelike a relaxing escape after long festival days. Rooms were comfortable and the grounds were well kept. Super convenient for Coachella too. The shuttle bus stop was just across the street at the neighboring hotel, which made getting to and from the festival pretty easy without much hassle. Solid choice if you're planning a festival trip and want somewhere clean, comfortable, and close to the action.

Let's start with check-in. I checked in with the front desk associate, and I was not even informed…read moreof my room number -- something that has never happened to me before, especially at a hotel of this level. This was during Memorial Day weekend, so I understand the property is busy, but the service has been extremely disappointing. The following morning at 9:00 AM, when the pool gates opened, guests were literally running to secure pool chairs. I have been at the pool area since 9:00 AM, and it is now 3:45 PM, yet I still have not been able to find a single available chair. It is very clear the hotel has overbooked and cannot properly accommodate the number of guests staying at the property. There needs to be a much better system in place. The overall experience and level of service have been absolutely horrible. Additionally, despite booking with American Express benefits, I received none of the expected amenities, such as a room upgrade or any enhanced accommodations whatsoever.

We just spent the most restful week at the Descanso on the Northern side of Palm Springs. This is…read morenot our first trip, but our Thanksgiving was so much better for having been guests at this lovely, beautifully maintained and amiable retreat. We had a horrible experience last year at a hotel we thought was our forever place who tightened their budgets in the most inelegant ways while still charging more than twice what we paid for our stay at the Descanso (you can search for my previous reviews). The Descanso provides both breakfast and lunch. Breakfast is served hot and to order every morning in a small kitchen which is open 24/7 for the guests, and has snacks during the day and a great coffee machine which will make pretty much whatever hot beverage you have in mind. You will not lose weight here, but you will enjoy gaining it. Lunch is brought from a couple of local restaurants and it, too, is very good. Speaking of service, the Descanso like its big sister hotel, the Santiago, is absolutely customer centric. Everyone works very hard to insure your vacation is exactly what you wanted. I thank Charles (Manager) Dustin (Asst. Manager) and the rest of the staff who truly care about your comfort and satisfaction The grounds are smaller than the Santiago (larger than the other member of this group, The Twin Palms, where I haven't stayed) but meticulously maintained. The pool and spa are serviced daily, the greenery is constantly maintained (I forgot to take the lemons - I asked to take - growing in the couryard which are beautiful). The accomodations are no less beautiful, in a post-modern Palm Springs sensibility with lush wallpaper and comfy furniture. This location is very close to the Palm Canyon Restaurants and shopping so you're never more than ten minutes drive from your dinner there. By the end of our holiday, we felt very connected to the other guests as it's small enough to be congenial but large enough to keep to yourself if that's your choice. It was a perfect stay at a perfect hotel which has replaced the unmentionable as our go-to for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Perfect stay. The communication and service from the team is top notch. Pool and spa were great…read more Other guests were really friendly. Pool is bathing suit optional. Seems that surprised at least one guest. :)