The Best Western in Brawley used to be my go-to but I may be driving a little further out to stay…read moresomewhere nicer next time. Now check in was great. It was easy and the girl at the check in desk was great. Breakfast and the staff member who worked there were also great. And I will say the room was clean so cleaning crew was doing a good job because the issue was more maintenance than anything. The issue was that the room was so old and outdated and the non bed furniture in the room was pretty gross which is why the low score. As I said, all customer service was nice, the only exception was when we asked for 3 extra pillows but were told no, we had enough and only given 1. That did irritate me but I brushed it off (this was a few hours after check In, after we got back to our room after a funeral). We got the suite which is not in the hotel and is actually in a building near the hotel. It is a spacious room but it is sooo worn out. Pillars were rotting and peeling, the rug was dirty and the couch and chair with an ottoman were so disgusting, I was genuinely grossed out and didn't touch them. Additionally, the toilet had a hard time flushing and after leaving some water running in the sink while brushing my teeth, it clogged up a little. Overall, I will not stay here again.

Decent hotel. Friendly staff. The bathroom was a little dirty and the room / amenities are old. The…read morebed was uncomfortable however and is the reason i chose to switch hotels. I felt safe, there are cameras and locked doors to get inside and there was always someone at the front desk. The hot breakfast bar was not the greatest but its free so cant complain.

Rather than drive back to Palm Springs after the rosary and viewing for a family member, I decided…read moreto get a hotel for the night for my mom and I. I used a booking site to make the reservation. I had requested an early reservation and that was granted. We, however, arrived later than I had expected. The young man who was in the lobby wasn't the friendliest, but he was efficient. My mom asked if he had a bathroom she could use . He told her no. But, he was able to get us our room key quickly, so I was able to get her into the room soon thereafter. The room was fine. The temperature was cool, when we went in, which I didn't expect. I thought it might be a little higher, to save money. Two queen beds, immaculate white bed coverings. Two pillows each. Flat screen TV mounted to the wall. A desk like area with a coffee maker and some coffee fixings. Cups for hot beverages, cold beverages and an ice bucket were on the table. There was a dresser under the TV. In the corner was a tall dorm style refrigerator and a microwave on top of that. The bathroom had a separate toilet and shower. The sink was outside of the toilet. There was a long counter, but only one sink. A metal frame on the wall had a few blankets on top of it and hangers underneath. Attached to the wall next to the frame was an ironing board. The iron worked fine. Laminate floors (more on that later). The door had a chain lock inside, which I appreciated, especially since our door opened to the parking lot. (Each room has a name. We were in the "butterfly" room.) Mattresses were comfortable, but the frames are on wheels. Careful when you sit down on them, as they shifted due to being on the laminate floors. The pillows offered little in the way of support. In the morning, I took a shower. There were these little squeeze bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. These were enough for one shower, for one person. This was a 2-person room. Both of us brought our own supplies, so we didn't have to fight for the little bottles. The shower has had one of those laminate overlays so that they look nice. If you touch any of the walls, you'll hear the creaks. The long interior shower wall had all these shelves in it, which is kinda cool, but the center section sticks out, so if you stand in the center of the shower, there is a little less room. Water pressure was fine. I walked back to the bed to get dressed. I went to put on my socks and the bottom of my feet were black. The floor was filthy, apparently. I was grossed out. There was an ice machine just a few feet from our door. It was working and had plenty of ice. (Sadly, so many hotels don't have many ice machines that operate correctly these days.) This place was a step up from a Motel 6. But, the dirtiness of the floors totally turned me off. Everything else in the room was spotless, though. Check out the Burger and I next door!

Got two rooms and both were very clean. The staff was very friendly. We got their very late and…read morethey respected my reservation

The hotel is a little worn, but everything works and my room was clean. I love the courtyard layout…read moreand the staff were very helpful.

This place is nothing like the pictures. Stayed early Nov '24. All the migrant farm workers stay…read morehere. Walking down the hall to my room, every room had a full size trash can outside overflowing with beer bottles. Bottles all over the ground, they hang their laundry in the open courtyard. The room is dreary, smells of disinfectant. The room has a glass in wood frame door with venetian blinds. The lights outside pour through at night, the room never got dark. You could see in many of the rooms, and the workers had installed metal bunk beds so there were up to 8 people in this small room. A lot of the doors were open with Mariachi music pouring out. The bathroom had no glasses, and the shower didnt work. There was no plug for the tub, and the tub faucet had no lever to pull up to divert water up to the shower head. The room is painted a dingy white, no color anywhere. Avoid at all costs.

I don't know who needs to read or see this but to whomever does.......this is the place to stay if…read moreyou ever find yourself in this part of town neck of the wood deserted desert. Trust me when I say there is nothing out here - it's straight desert. Boonies tbh. Probably a population of like 100 in this area, no exaggeration folks. It's quiet, low traffic & literally out in thee middle of nowhere. Therefore I am going to assume you are out here if you are like me and going to Glamis Sand Dunes and wanna stay at the closest motel / hotel / inn ya can! Good news - this place is thee closest (yes I did my research) & it's about 21 miles away from the sand dunes! Hooray! We love a good short distance. I definitely was spoiled staying @ this motel versus a trailer out in the good ol wind sand storm freezing desert where water is limited and scarce lol. Best part: full blown fridge, full blown microwave, toaster, coffee maker, did I say working tv with cable. Did I mention the the king size bed now! Good lord. Oh let's not forget the fact that it's right next to a McDonald's (you need that sausage egg McMuffin breakfast before ya got a big day ahead of ya bud) I was just pleasantly surprised for $50! I mean c'mon ya can't go wrong!!!! Get with it - like motel 6 who? Holiday inn who? Those places are no competition

The Brawley In was full, so we stayed here. The Townhouse is an older motel and it shows. But the…read moreroom was clean, the bed was comfortable, and the bed linens were high quality. The towels were low end though, and felt like they had been line dried--stiff and scratchy. The room had tile floors and was decorated in tans, browns and grays. There was a nice refrigerator, small microwave, and coffeepot, even an ironing board, which I used to put my suitcase on. The bathroom had had some repairs to the tile so there were four different kinds of tile in the shower, and the paint job was horrid. See pictures. But we didn't stay there for the quality of the paint job. The Brawley Inn is better, and includes breakfast, but this place will do.

I was here about a month ago for a court trial. My room was sufficiently roomy and very clean with…read moreall the amenities, including 24-hr coffee in the lounge and room, breakfast buffet, wifi, and access to a printer. What made my stay even more enjoyable was the patience, exuberance, hospitality, friendliness, courtesy, and professionalism of Amanda who checked me in. Because of Amanda, I was able to print documents, and even buy a charger for my laptop from Best Buy which is right across the street! Amanda certainly went above and beyond my expectations. In fact, the court trial a month ago was continued to tomorrow, and I am writing this review in my room at the same hotel. And yes, Amanda checked me in again tonight, and seeing a friendly face, especially one as beautiful as hers, was indeed immensely comforting.

Repeat do not stay here I repeat do not stay here. they will steal your shit if you ordered hotel…read moreservice and hotel room service do not stay here if you want your stuff stolen like I spent $1300 worth of clothes and I had all of those clothes stolen and discovered through throughout OfferUp. They are a shitty worth of a part of a hotel. This should not even be a hotel to begin with. This is more like a hotel where you pay good price and you get your shit stolen yeah I see everything on OfferUp that was mine to begin with, and I'll upload screenshots right now.

Great acoustics. You can hear the lively discussions and festivities in the reception area from…read moreyour room on the second floor. This Friday night was lively! Dog friendly, at least the small couch smells like they are. Don't worry if the receptionist doesn't answer the phone. She is easy to find, outside smoking. No worries if you didn't bring something to play music. You can hear your neighbor's loud and clear. Maybe you'll get lucky, like us, and your neighbor will joyfully sing at the top of his lungs at 5:30 in the morning. Breakfast bar was decent. Coffee pretty good.

Drove out to the desert and found this to be the most decent place to stay. Affordable... like…read morecheap, $79/night on an expensive night, kinda cheap. RESERVATIONS. Checked online, all sites said they were fully booked; however, I called and was able to book over the phone a week in advance. Cancellations are to be made 24-hours in advance to avoid being charged. PARKING. Ample during the day time, but overcrowded with trucks at night. Handicap parking are designated two stalls near the entrance. Some douche-wad squeezed their compact car in the handicap loading partition and created a third spot while we were there. CHECK-IN. Quick and easy. Receptionist was courteous and thorough. Had zero questions after she offered the key and provided wi-fi password. BREAKFAST. Free and would normally be like La Quinta Inn with those waffle irons, but COVID limited them to cereal (Fruit Loops and Raisin Bran) served in dispensers, hot coffee, assorted teas, milk, yogurt, whole fresh fruit (i.e. apples, oranges, etc.), and instant oatmeal. Beware, pictures advertised can be deceiving. Not that the place does not look like the pics. It does, but in a worn-down desert kind of way. Indoor pool and jacuzzi were there. Didn't use them, nor did anyone else. It was empty. Solid 3 stars for being a place to rest while in the middle of nowhere. An additional star for holding on to my mom's cane when she forgot it in the lobby, and held on to it until we could loop around and retrieve it hours later. Def will be on our list of places to stay on our next desert trip to Niland, if we are not desert camping.

I Do not recommend this hotel. I do not recommend this hotel. We were staying here in June through…read moreJuly of 2025, my husband was an ex EMT/paramedic and this is the kind of justice we get. Do not get my clothes back. I Do not recommend this hotel. I Do not recommend this hotel. My stuff was stolen from this hotel room when we only had a hotel room service once. I am very beyond pissed. They need to find out what happened. Go back to the cameras. If not, the DOJ already knows the cops already knows so whoever stolen my clothes needs to give me back my clothes cause they already got you on the books stealing my clothes from my hotel room while I wasn't staying there. I would never recommend this hotel never stay here. Stay at home to home Two is way better and nicer.

This hotel has issues that are fundamental to comfort, like the bed, hot water, and the condition…read moreof the room. The room was fairly clean but very old, small and smelled moldy. The bed was tilted and warn out. Couple of times during the night I woke up feeling I'm falling down. Old rusty bathtub with no hot water for showers, ran the water for over five minutes and was just slightly warm that i had to shower very quickly. I called service desk to ask for the reason and Silvia said she cannot change my room, which was unrelated cause I never asked that and also said maintenance team will get it fixed in the morning, perhaps when I checked out of my room! Tried to take shower in the morning before going to work, again water was cold! The lack of basic amenities like lotion was very inconvenient and surprising given the extensive price point. The closest door opens but good luck being able to close it. It was very old and heavy so I decided to just leave it open. Breakfast was fine, decent variety of options which you could choose. But one of the staff was standing by the kitchen door, staring at the guest which was very awkward and disturbing. Like you are eating in the prison and guards are watching you! I will let my company know about my unpleasant experience to prevent booking at this hotel for my future visits.

It was amazing, wish I would've stayed for two nights, one night was not enough…read more The next door restaurant was delicious The room was so comfy and spacious I really enjoyed my stay and are definitely planning to visit again

Jacumba Hot Springs Hotel is a haven of relaxation--off-the-beaten path and filled with treasures…read moreof unique history. The owners did an incredible job honoring the desert beauty by restoring this gorgeous Moroccan inspired hotel that seems to nestle perfectly in the heart of town. You truly enter a little vortex, where everything you could need is on-site and within walking distance. The outside world seems to fade as you walk through the entrance doors. We celebrated a birthday as a couple where we indulged in a one night stay, in the King suite, enjoying the amenities exclusive to hotel guests. We dined at the restaurant, ordered poolside foods & drinks, sat by the bar, soaked in all the bathing areas, and enjoyed the little nooks to lounge. We stayed on a Sunday night and felt we had spaciousness from other guests and privacy to fully relax. Absolutely recommend visiting for an overnight stay as the exclusivity of hotel specific areas is a must to experience. The rooms are also gorgeous and minimalist by nature. The comfort of the bed and clean linens after a day of soaking topped it all! Truly had one of the best nights of sleep and wanted to do it all over again when we rose. As mineral spring connoisseurs, we were impressed by the cleanliness and purity of the waters. Truly healing on every level!! Maintenance staff actively were testing temperature, ensuring the waters remained comfortable and well-kept. Staff overall were helpful and kind. The restaurant menu was diverse and fitting for the setting--hitting the spot with flares of Mexican cuisine. The touches of healthfulness on the menu were appreciated. The pozole soup was warming and a highlight for visiting during the Winer season. Lastly, I can't forget to nod the eclectic and cozy bar, where we enjoyed live music and appetizers before our main sitting. The decor, bites and hospitality took us to another time and place. We intend to visit this hidden gem seasonally as it absolutely nourished and transformed our spirit! & Shoutout to Julie who made our stay unforgettable.

"OMG" is about all I can say. I didn't want to come off like a diva on this review, but wow. Ya,…read moreit's 'cheap'(ish). Ya, we were bone weary after being out hunting all day (2 hours of sleep in 36 hours kind of stufff). But the room however was flat out disgusting. Your feet stick to the carpet when you walk on it. The shower was dirty (could be worse). Etc. On the plus side, the sheets, while well worn, seemed clean enough. And the A/C worked great. Whew. There was also a wonderful bottle opener on the back of the bathroom door (pity I didn't bring any beer up from the cooler to try it). We'll be trying to get reservations _earlier_ and at a better place next time. Oh my.

I booked on a website a month in advance for my sons event in the area. For the budget price, I had…read morea wonderful stay, the motel is aged yes, but everything is clean & my room was comfortable. Bonus it was very close to The Cattle Call arena for our rodeo. The guest service was great, when checking in & double checking on wifi the desk clerk informed me my room may not have great connectivity, she gave me a diffrent room on the spot. The wifi worked great all weekend, which helped greatly as I had school work to do online. She was very nice and friendly. I had a nice 3 night stay on a budget, thank you Travel Inn.

I requested a non-smoking room due to my asthma And they…read moredecided to give me a room upstairs where are all the smoking rooms are at When I tried to call him and tell him if he could move me to a non smoking room He told me to stop complaining I'm gonna be disturbing the other Tenants in the other rooms I would not recommend staying here The rooms are disgusting The customer service here is so bad He was extremely rude And I will never be staying here again!

Dirty and very sketchy area, I got no sleep when I went here as a young woman. I had no choice but…read moreto stay here since everything else that was nicer was either booked or too expensive ($300+).