We had a lovely time in this lodging in Palm Spring's Racquet Club Road Estates, originally built…read morefor the Alexander Construction Company in 1959- 1962. They built 360 homes with post and beam construction, all with the same floor plans and 1225 square feet, although the soaring ceilings and clerestory windows made them more spacious. It was like a door into that time period, as the furnishings seemed to be authentic to the midcentury modern style, yet included all the modern amenities as well as a pool and hot tub. It felt like we were on the set of Mad Men or more recently, Don't Worry, Darling. This little neighborhood has been preserved in time, although it is close to downtown Palm Springs, the airport and the highway. For a few days it was fun to live in this time capsule. The agent met us there, showed us how to work the alarm and other instructions and was immediately available when we had a problem with the key system.

I must say I was pleasantly surprised with this hotel initially when I saw it I didn't know what to…read moreexpect because I didn't see a lobby or like a cocktail bar so I was kind of bummed, but once I went on inside, the bed was very comfortable and the room was very cute. We went during Coachella weekend and they even did a care package for us which I thought was just a little extra touch. Also after the concert, I saw the fridge had water and even sparkling water in there for us a lot of hotels don't go the extra mile to do things like this and I really did appreciate it. Also, one thing that I really appreciated was my husband and I realize we left his backpack and the owner after calling him immediately ran over picked it up for us and held it for us. Unlike big hotels which would've made us leave a message to Lost and Found. This show shows you that you get a little extra great service. Definitely will stay here again.

This place was an absolute gem in beautiful Palm Springs. The previous owners cared for the…read moreproperty as wonderfully as they cared for their guests. They were unintrusive, yet always on the premises if a guest needed anything. Under their care and ownership, The Hideaway was was given a Class 1 Historic Site designation in Palm Springs, and it well deserved it. Their hearts were in this place. The communal kitchen was open to all and from it, a light morning breakfast of fresh brewed coffee, teas, fresh fruit and fruit juices, yogurt, and toast and english muffins were offered. This was served in the adjoining lounge area which was open all day for guests to enjoy. (Pictures still remain on this website.) It was a great venue to meet and chat with other guests if that's what you felt like doing. (I imagine Covid shut this down, but they never brought it back.) The well-maintained bikes they had on the property were designated for guest use. We had a blast many mornings riding around Palm Springs seeing sites one would be inclined to miss driving by in a car. In the afternoons, as guests swam and lounged poolside and sipped whatever they were drinking, this kind of breezy, light 50's/60's martini lounge music played, adding to the whole mid-century vibe. This place was absolutely amazing. We were sad when the owners sold, but hopeful that new management would take the same care of this historic property and its guests, but it is now an entirely different experience. Gone are these amenities, as is the care and the heart that went into running this place. It looks and feels like if a dime can be saved by providing the minimum, it is. (To be fair, there are coffee pods and Kirkland breakfast bars in every room). Staff is rarely around; during our last stay, we had to repeatedly call someone to get the pool cleaned and cleaned the pool ourselves several times. Stuff is broken or torn and neither fixed nor replaced. After coming here annually for well over a dozen years, we were spoiled by what was. It's a shame and a disappointment that the care and attention that went into our amazing experiences at the Hideaway are gone. This Historic Site in Palm Springs deserves better and so do its guests.

We eloped at The Stone Oak Manor, and it was absolutely wonderful! The staff was incredibly helpful…read moreand accommodating, making the whole process so easy and stress-free. The venue itself is beautiful and charming--perfect for a special, intimate day. We couldn't have asked for a better experience and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a small weekend for yourselves.

Beautiful timepiece nestled in the middle of Oak Glen offering guided tours, bed and breakfast, and…read moreample space for all your needs. This includes a large parking lot and common ground for weddings/events. The properties offers a vast amount of greenery and nature to explore as well. We were able to enjoy a peaceful stay and experienced all the property had to offer.

I won't go too lengthy with my review so that you can check it out for yourselves but The Good…read moreHouse was incredible! I booked a massage on a nice and sunny Saturday morning- upon arrival, the entrance was private and discreet. Walking into the property, you feel the calm, peace, and serenity! I was glad to have made it a solo day for me. There are various nooks & crannies to escape into along with the mineral water pool and hot tub.. I was there for massage and sunshine. If you're looking for spa Sec-he or La Quinta.. etc, this is not that grandiose spa, you won't find the extra amenities or gender separate lockers, but you will have a superb experience if you're really a spa junkie! Service was excellent! From the welcome to the farewell! My therapist was Yessica, who was amazing, knows here stuff and really did reset and recharge me!! I went home that day and really did nothing but relax, and this is hard for me to ever do! I highly recommend this place and suggest you block everything and everyone for your time there! Also- the tea at the end of your treatment is a nice touch!

We were in Palm Springs during Miracle Hill Spa Tour & Wellness Weekend so that's how I read about…read moreThe Good House. I thought it may be too crowded during the tour & wellness weekend so we waited until it was over with then bought a day pass at The Good House. I tried to buy an all day guest pass online but the website wasn't cooperating. I called The Good House and spoke with Emily. She was very helpful and nice when I purchased our full day passes for the following day. They allow only 10 guests per day for the day passes. There were only 8 of us there (which included the hotel guests and 4 day pass users). Then 2 of the day pass guests left because they bought a two hour session instead of an all day pass (10am - 4pm). When we walked through the gate, it was beautiful and felt so serene and peaceful. The property is beautiful. Even though it was In the low 80's we kept cool due to the trees that shaded the perimeter of the pool area. There are lounge chairs and umbrellas surrounding the pool area as well as pool noodles to use. The area around the hot tub was nice as well. There are a few chairs surrounding the hot tub area. The hot tub is located in front of the resort rooms. The water of the pool and hot tub were perfect. The dry sauna was also nice to use. Housekeeping was cleaning the rooms so I asked Emily if we could see the rooms that were empty. She graciously showed us 2 of their rooms. We would consider staying there the next time we are in the Palm Springs area. We ordered Van's White Pie and the seasonal soup of homemade tomato soup. Both were delicious. Under a covered area there is a very long dining table and chairs, free drinking water, and a microwave to use. We definitely will be going back to The Good House.

My husband and I planned a last minute anniversary getaway and were so fortunate that The Vine…read moreHouse had a room available, AND it was a full suite with a private entrance! SCORE! The owners are very responsive and communicate regularly with you by text/email as soon as you make your reservation. Once you arrive, you will hear from them daily by text. They are also on the property daily and easy to reach. The suite was beautiful, and the full kitchen was well equipped with dishes/glasses, pots/pans, all kinds of utensils--a fine cook's dream! However, I am not a fine cook or dreamer so I did zero cooking. And the breakfast delivered to our room each morning was delicious and way better than anything I could have cooked. Still, I appreciated having a full size fridge, dishes/glasses, dishwasher, microwave and coffee maker. The suite also had two TVs (one in the living room and one in the bedroom) and a variety of streaming options if you wanted to stay in and watch shows/movies. We did not do too much of that because there are so many great wineries nearby (too little time) and those wineries not only have tasting bars but also restaurants! So we were on the go a lot, and I missed out on sitting on the patio on the property and gazing at the twinkling stars and visiting the cute chickens on the property. The only thing that needs improving is a fix to the sliding closet door (off the track and made it unusable). One day I hope to return to this lovely property and participate in star gazing and chicken meet and greets! P.S. Easy parking, circular driveway if you want to unload the car before parking, and welcoming lobby.

I wanted a vacay and decided to go to Temecula. After searching for a room, I stumbled across The…read moreVine House Bed and Breakfast. I was a little hesitant to book it because I never stayed at a Bed and Breakfast establishment before. I decided to give it a try after reading great reviews and we really enjoyed our stay. After booking, I received a text which included a list of activities, their favorite wineries, lunch, and dinner suggestions. We ended up booking a couple things based on their suggestions. On the day of our arrival, we received a text letting us know our room was available early. We definitely enjoyed that but we were having lunch and arrived around 3:30pm. The room was beautiful and had a sweet handwritten note on the bed. The hostess (wish I remembered her name) was nice and recommended Altisima for their frozen drinks. We went on a Friday afternoon and it ended up being our favorite winery of the trip. Breakfast was delivered to our door each morning at 9am with a nice setup and it was really good. The breakfast burrito was our favorite. We made coffee afterwards and enjoyed it on the patio overlooking the vineyards. When we returned in the evenings, we turned on the fireplace in the room and just relaxed. It was a relaxing stay. Only one small suggestion would be to add blackout curtains. The sun beamed through the sides and top of the drapes, making it hard to sleep in. Overall, we would definitely return.

The grounds are perfect! Seriously. The rooms are beautiful; I have never slept on a more…read morecomfortable bed. What makes this different is the staff!! This small, ten room boutique hotel is sized right for staff to know everyone!! And, they do. There are popcorn poppers and popcorn and cheese toppings complimentary. The showers are phenomenal.

Beautiful, attentive! Luxury. Needs a shade cloth over some of pool, then your out there all…read moreday! Amazing place!

Unreal attention to detail here on creating a great experience here. The host has provided…read moreeverything you could think to possibly want on vacation - from ping pong and cornhole to the pool and hot tub, margaritas and grilled steaks on the patio, and a large kitchen and living room to entertain. Easily sleeps 12. We will definitely be back.

干净、舒适、宜人的氛围，服务极其热情，价格公道。是我经历过的最快、最简单的入住流程。我希望老板们能够发大财。感谢你们的热情款待。…read more Clean, Comfortable, inviting atmosphere, extremely welcoming service, fair price. Fastest/easiest check-in I have ever experienced. I wish for the owners to become very rich. Thank you for your hospitality. P:S Best to enter property from Brownie Lane.

They over booked on us the day of. Drove all the way from San Diego…read more Thank goodness we didn't stay there. Heard of lots of complaints.

My wife, son and I stayed here this last Thanksgiving for couple of nights, although the current…read morename is Arrowhead Lake Inn. I would absolutely recommend staying here, cozy and quaint within walking distance to the village, our room was called Love Letter and had a gorgeous view of the lake, total of 9 rooms with ample parking gives you a feeling of staying at home rather than a hotel or Inn. Gail the manager, who has been there for only three months, was very nice and friendly and accepted us like family, they have their lobby filled with all sorts of snacks, coffee, tea, assorted fruits, fresh and delicious apples from the trees, chips, cereal and more, all open to the guests 24/7, she had even made homemade acorns with chocolate kiss on top, were delicious, all in all a great getaway, for sure a gem to be discovered.

Over the New Years weekend my husband and I decided to take a mini-vaca, I Yelped and Googled…read morearound and came across this place. I think we snagged the last available room (whew). The whole experience was great. Booking was super easy, pricing for the area was quite reasonable and then the actual space was super cute and fun. We stayed in the "Love Letter" room which had a fantastic view of the lake. The style was, as noted by previous reviewers, Victorian and beautifully done. We were greeted by Chris and given a tour of the spaces available to us which included a kitchenette stocked with snacks and goodies (midnight cereal, YES!), a wide selection of DVDs and board games. The room had a little fireplace, lounge room, large bathroom (no bathtub) and a super cozy bed. The ONLY thing that was less than perfect as that the blanket was a tiny stuffy smelling. We very much enjoyed this B&B. Be sure to check out the Belgian Waffle and the Village just across the way.