we have been going here for twenty plus years. It's…read moreabsolutely beautiful and a great place to relax, hike , eat and enjoy a great coffee in the morning with a piece of pumpkin bread. Everyone working here is lovely.Highly recommended!

This place has been a balm for my soul, having escaped the sadness, smoke and uncertainty from the…read moreLA fires. My AQI was north of 390 (not good) so I couldn't get out fast enough. The Inn is super welcoming. Lydia at the front desk was kind and responsive to my changing needs (i kept adding days.) Nearly every person staying here that I met were displaced Angelenos. Morning breakfast (great selection) was a place to connect and grieve. At night, dinner in the restaurant was an escape from the news. I like sitting at the bar. I met a slew of locals who were super kind and welcoming. Cowboy. TJ. Vickie. And a host of others... They made me feel like a regular immediately. Carrie (Kari?) the bartender was top notch - attentive, talkative and enthusiastic. I met her fab parents and even shared goodbye hugs. (That's a good human!) Ashley (the manager) was equally wonderful on Sunday night. I was entertained by visiting artists each night too. Bowdie welcomed me regularly. I stayed in the Bottle Room (my fave) for three nights and Goldenbush for 2. Goldenbush is quieter and more light but the Bottle room has a tub! Much needed after a stressful getaway from LA. Plus, I left my laptop and the cleaning crew - two warm women- made sure I was notified immediately. This is my 4th stay at the Inn. The proximity to the park is perfect. I can't express enough how much this place means to me. Thanks 29 Palms. You are funky, and clean, and beautiful, and dry (my God is it dry here) and filled with nice personal touches (lunch options are deeply appreciated.) May you live long and prosper. Until we meet again. I hope we do.

What a gem! Sacred sands is a beautiful and relaxing boutique hotel near Joshua Tree National Park…read more My boyfriend and I came here for a weekend trip a couple of weeks ago. We only stayed for one night but we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Check-in instructions were sent via email and there's a code to unlock the room. The grounds are very pretty, perfect for a desert wedding or party. There are great views all around and there aren't any neighbors nearby. It looks like they own a lot of acreage nearby. The room we stayed in was the Onyx room. It was beautifully and thoughtfully decorated. There are lots of nice additions in the room to ensure you enjoy staying in from wine glasses, a wine fridge, record player with a record collection, bath salts, star gazing area outside with a mattress, and comfy robes and slippers to use during your stay. If it were warmer, I definitely would've tried out the outdoor tub and shower but it was too cold at night to even think about it. There's also a large community pool in the works. As mentioned earlier, this hotel is about a mile from the NP so it's an excellent choice for anyone going there. It's also not too far from town so you're not too far from stores and cafes. I am definitely planning on staying here again!

We loved it here! Incredibly relaxing, peaceful. Gorgeous decor and a very handy location…read more Well-appointed rooms, with a nice mini-fridge and pod-based coffee maker. Comfortable and beautiful outdoor sitting areas. It was so quiet here in the middle of the week. We could just lie outside on the patio bed and look at the stars. We will definitely be back! The sooner the better!

This Holiday Inn Express is the nicest hotel in Twentynine Palms. The Fairfield Marriott needs a…read moreremodel and this Holiday Inn just had one a year or two ago. Any pictures you see of the red rooms are from the past and the new rooms are blue and white and more modern. It's 4 stories. Gym, outdoor pool (with cover) and spa (spa out of order). Guest laundry and business center. Rooms are fantastic. Soft and snuggly comfy beds. Wall ACs. Safe and hairdryer. My room had a fridge and microwave as well as a desk and couch. There was also Dove soap and lotion. Breakfast is great. I always see biscuits and gravy, cinnamon rolls, pancake machine and oatmeal.

Lots of parking spots. Very clean inside and outside. This is probably the best looking hotel in…read morethe area. Staff was super friendly and helpful. They even let us check in early. The room was clean and comfy. They offer Dove toiletries. There's a microwave, keurig, fridge, tv, hair dryer, a safe, etc. They have a pool and jacuzzi and they even offer floaties!! There's free breakfast and it's pretty legit. There's eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry muffins, cinnamon rolls, biscuits, cereal, apples, milk, etc. Overall we had a very comfortable stay and we'd be happy to come back.

Wow, what a wonderful...oh, I hate to call it a motel...work of art! This place is an absolute…read morejewel, with every detail pure perfection! (Even the coat hangers, trust me!) The design is so gorgeous, the room so comfortable. We stayed in #7, one of the smallest, and it was fantastic. I can only imagine the larger ones (though in honesty, I peeked into #6 and....swoon!). And it is just outside of Joshua Tree National Park. If you are thinking about staying here, don't hesitate. Luxuriate! Andrea, Los Angeles

Great place. If you're gonna stay in Joshua, this is the place ! Each room is stylish and the…read moreproperty is amazing. The kitchen in the desert is so delicious. Everything on the menu is excellent. Bravo

It's really time for a remodel at this Fairfield…read more Staff can't even clean this place anymore. This time there were tiny chocolate chips all over the floor in my room. Parking now $15 a night but there is no one checking.

Good, clean hotel, comfortable room & bed. Did't get the King bed I reserved, but that's ok.read more

The Mrs. and I spent this past Saturday night at the Campbell House. It had been over ten years…read moresince our last visit and we were in the area for a stargazing event so it provided a great home base for our desert adventure. Driving up to the Campbell House is like going back in time. I could imagine driving up that dry dusty bumpy road in a Model T covered in dust. Seeking out the health benefits of the dry climate that were touted by medical practitioners at the time. The last time we visited Campbell House was probably in 2012 or 2013. Our lives were much different then but we still had find memories of the place. We arrived around 2:30 and made out way to the main house. We opened the large red door and walked across the creaky floor into the small office. The main house has a lot of character. The smell of stale furniture polish and old linen permeates the air. The walls are thick and made up of stones that I can assume had been gathered locally and painstaking bonded together to form a desert architectural masterpiece. Check-in was easy and we were assigned the Artifacts Cottage which is another stone structure on the outer perimeter of the property next to the cistern which is no longer used. The cottage was pretty spacious. It had a queen size bed, a modular couch, and a kitchenette complete with an actual fridge. The bathroom was surprisingly large. Outside there was a small porch with a table and chairs. The views from the windows were incredible. My only criticism is the wifi was spotty and there weren't any USB chargers. Continental breakfast is offered in the main house. Hardboiled eggs, sous vide egg bites, and bacon are just some of the items available. The dining room, which I believe was probably a living room at some point, was beautiful and relaxing. The grounds are beautiful and peaceful. The day we arrived staff was setting up tables for an event that evening so there were lots of things scattered around. There is a pool on the property as well that looked very inviting.

We recently spent two nights at the Campbell House Inn while visiting Joshua Tree National Park…read more First it is the perfect location to the park, nearly a straight drive. But once you see the palm trees in the distance, head down the little dirt road, you feel like you have entered a private oasis. The house and property have quite a story to tell. We found freshly baked cookies upon our arrival, along with chilled water and coffee in the dining room/sitting room. Peggy was so friendly and helpful to us, as was the rest of the staff. We stayed in the Sunset cottage at the back of the property. It was nice and quiet and very private. We had a little porch out front that looked off into the desert. Our cottage had a kitchenette with a mini fridge, sink, dishes, microwave and plenty of counter space if you are going to heat up leftovers from one of the restaurants or fix a small meal. In the kitchen was a table for two. The queen size bed was very comfortable and the living room cozy. There were plenty of windows to let the light in, and at night step out on the porch for views of stars. The bathroom was huge, and everything was spotlessly clean and comfortable. The property is large, with outbuildings and cottages, a game room near the pool and a pool house where you will find towels for the pool. Each morning between 7am and 9am you will find a continental breakfast in the main house dining room, sitting area. We had coffee/tea, pastries and muffins, along with sausage, hard-boiled eggs and egg casserole muffins. The perfect start to a day in Joshua Tree National Park. Each afternoon we found warm cookies back in the dining area. It truly was an incredible stay. I wouldn't stay anywhere else in Twentynine Palms. The Campbell House Inn and staff couldn't have been more friendly and welcoming.

The front desk woman was extremely rude to me and my teenage son. Tried to keep my entire payment…read morewhen I decided I didn't want to stay there because I felt unsafe. I had to call corporate in front of the front desk woman and with cops present in the lobby and they (corporate) gave me a full refund. The hotel room wasn't clean. There was a dead mouse by the pool. I would never stay here ever again mostly because of how the staff treated me and my son and I had to call the police on the front desk woman because her behavior made me feel unsafe. This was in 2021. They tried to take down my review but I told no lies. The way I was treated wasn't ok.

If you're looking for an affordable hotel to stay at, this is the place. The plus side about it,…read morevery close to grocery stores and to the entrance of Joshua Tree. Some reviews I saw previously to staying were mixed, so here's mine. Upon check-in, the girl at the desk was very friendly and helpful, we got a room facing towards the back of the property which to be honest was kind of sketchy at night especially with there being nothing but open land back there. Breakfast was included, room was nicer and bigger than I expected, had a fridge and microwave. Beds were comfortable and restroom was well maintained. The downside of the property, the pool was not open and seemed to have not been open in a very very long time. Would've given it five stars if the pool was open for those hot days/nights.

So cute, and truly stunning views! Room was super clean, and very cute. Temperature was pleasant,…read moreand I enjoyed lounging by the pool. Service was super friendly, from the front desk person checking me in, to Dee helping me check out. The only big negative was the shower- water took so long to get warm, and the pressure was awful. It was a sensory nightmare. Kind of like too forceful and not enough force at the same time. Felt like my body was being hit with cold sharp needles. The only other thing that I thought was strange- the room was called the Dark Skies Room, very enticing especially with that view. Unfortunately at night the exterior lighting of the motel prevented any real dark skies viewing. Overall this was a great stay, and a great deal.

This motel was perfect for my needs. It has a full kitchen so I was able to make our dinner and…read morebreakfast. Usually I have to use a microwave so it was nice having the stove and oven. There are also dishes, dish soap, towels, cutting board, knives, salt and pepper.

Very eclectic! It is not a cookie cutter. Make sure you do not get there early and need a…read morebathroom LOL. The front desk does not open until 3pm so no early checkin. But it is an experience ;)

4/19/25 My husband and I have always enjoyed our stay here in the past, but this time around the…read moreamenities we're not up to par. The common room was not open. The pool was not heated as stated on their website. The water was ice cold. Really disappointed.

This is such a groovy stop. If you are into unique motel experience, this stop is for you. The…read moremotel is situated on top of the hill and affords beautiful views of 29 palms. Great base camp for going into Joshua Tree. The road noise is a the only down side. Price point is great. Kitchen helps you save money eating in. We stayed there in December 2025 on the way to Agua Caliente.

Was able to check in early. The Gentleman who is the owner…read morewas very friendly. If you don't want nosey or loud noises from the next room this is the place! You have your own little space with kitchenette(no stove), bathroom, comfortable bed(for sure). It may not be the Ritz Inn but your there for sleep and some TV time. Recommend: yes. It's the desert whatdoya expect. Stater bros close by & downtown 29palms. It's the cutest!