I'm only giving 5 stars to not ruin their great reviews. Here's my Westward experience. Their…read morewebsite is non-existent. They don't answer the phone. I left a voicemail, no response. I'm not sure what's going on. I drove all the way to the motel, peered through the windows, knocked on doors, nothing. Maybe they went out of business? Don't know.

If you are passing thru on Hwy 60 and need a stop for the evening - this is your place.! Clean,…read morevery comfortable queen bed, cute and well outfitted kitchen (share with guests in the 4 rooms), great water pressure and shower, beautiful outdoor space to sit and enjoy with your other or group! Kristie is welcoming and right on property if you have any questions about the motel or the local area. Highly recommend and also check out the market at Amber Hills Complex just up the road - fabulous selection of deli foods and grocery items as well as craft beers and wine.

Great bar and pizza. Had breakfast the next morning, left…read morefull........................................... ..

We had an unexpected stay at this motel when stranded on I-10 with car trouble. Our room was clean…read moreand comfortable. It was quite convenient to have the on-site cafe for breakfast. Portions were large and reasonably priced. Everyone was friendly and helpful.

We're so lucky to have these beautiful hot springs in our backyard!! We rented the sunset private…read morehot spring for an hour and it wasn't enough! It was clean and the perfect temperature at about 98 degrees. The woman that helped us was helpful and very informative. She also volunteers for time to keep the hot springs, nice and clean. The bathrooms are very clean and look newly remodeled with cute lights. I can't wait to go back and try out the other pools. I would say don't listen to people that haven't been there in a while because they've definitely done a lot to improve their facilities.

I'd give it a four, save there are situational problems…read more First, the grounds are cool, a nice calm place. There are several food trucks nearby. There are private tubs and a communal tub. Starts at $40/person, which is HIGH. High for the tepid 98F water temp. High for the incessant flies. The communal hot tub area is clean, and we felt safe. There are showers, and their restrooms are good, too. But the water wasn't even hot tub warm. And the flies could drive you crazy. I'd like to rate it higher, it's a cool, calm, and happy place with various types of tubs in the communal area, which is nude only. But for $40, I could sit in a river without the flies, downstream from view, nude, and be happier. There's lots of parking, fuel nearby, something to eat, but despite its proximity to Phoenix, they could buy some fly strips and heat the water.

My family and I have been coming to this place for years. It is a very nice and accommodating place…read moreif within reason, they'll try and make it work. Mike and Robbert are very kind and work really hard to make sure everyone has what they need and are enjoying your stay. We plan to continue coming back here as long as we're able to.

The room they gave us smelled like a sewer backed up. My husband asked if we could have another…read moreroom. He mentioned his wife noticed the odor. The guy, Mike, then said, "White women are what's ruining this country, that's one thing I agree with the Muslims on." We won't be staying here again. Women beware.

Stayed at BlueWater Resort in Parker, Arizona for the Quartzsite RV Show since nearby hotels were…read morefully booked. It's about a 45-minute drive to the show, which was manageable. My room had a beautiful view of the Colorado River, complete with a full patio and seating--such a nice bonus. The room itself was big, spacious, and very comfortable. Coffee and tea were provided, and housekeeping cleaned the room daily, which was fantastic. Service throughout the hotel was excellent. A couple of things to note: there is no Wi-Fi in the rooms--only available in the lobby--and the pool was closed for remodeling during my stay. There is a small but cozy exercise room, and parking was plentiful. Dining options were great. BlueWater Grill is perfect for casual snacks and breakfast (opens at 7am), while River Willow has a more upscale feel and is excellent for dinner with friends or family. Overall, a great stay with excellent service, plenty of parking, and even free RV parking that can accommodate large rigs. Cheers!

10/24/25 - 10/15/25 Bluewater Resort & Casino hosted a large gathering room inside the casino for…read morethe Posten Pilgrimage. Our Japanese relatives both the first generation or Issei (grandparents) & second generation Nisei (my mom & her siblings) were incarcerated in Posten AZ along w/almost 18,000 other Japanese for no other reason than being Japanese. Under Executive order 9066 approximately 120,000 Japanese Americans were incarcerated in 10 major camps. Since all the Nisei & Issei generation have passed away my cousin organized a Pilgrimage to Posten where they were incarcerated. We had an excellent excellent turn out for the sansei or 3rd generation Japanese/Anericans w/myself my wife & all 4 of my siblings, cousin that organized the trip/reunion had 4 of 5 turnout, my other cousin had 4 of 4, & the last family group had 3 of 3). In addition many of the Yonsei (fourth generation) turned out for this event. In all there were 39 of us that turned out to learn about what our ancestors went through during World War II. I've always been aware of the camps but to see & to learn so much more that by attending this event was awesome. This coupled with/a family reunion was something that was really special event because we haven't seen each other in 20 years ever since the nisei generation passed away. Bluewater Casino has a large meeting/conference room where they had exhibits set up of items. The internment camp in Posten AZ is in the dessert on Indian land. This area around Parker AZ is also home to four Indian tribes. They are the Mohave, Chemehuevi, Hopi, and Navajo. These tribes are federally recognized as the Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT) and share the Colorado River Indian Reservation, which is primarily located in Parker, Arizona. The four Indian tribes in Parker, Arizona, are the Mohave, Chemehuevi, Hopi, and Navajo. Both the Japanese & Indians had put into situations that were not of their choosing but being resourceful they were able to exist w/mutually beneficial interaction and interdependence that strengthens society as a whole.

I love the food there, love the service, and completely adore the owner. I'm grateful for his…read morebrutal honesty. And the history about Bouse

Burger and a beer, not bad for an out of the Establishment. Prompt service and decent food…read more Definitely worth a try.

This used to be the place to stay when family. Owners changed, it's shocking how run down it got…read morein just a few years.

Third year we stopped by each year little improvement yet no price increase. Nice people - be backread more

We have been coming for years Yes the rooms are old but…read morethey are all being remodeled Service and food is great It's Lake Havasu Come relax enjoy All good

So we have a spot here at the springs and I'm a sucker for the prime rib sliders that are amazing…read more Another thing that was especially amazing tonight was our server Megan. We have been coming here for years and probably the best service, attitude I've had In a long time . Michael if you're reading this Meagan is a huge asset to the restaurant. Probably the best service I've had in the past 4 years.

Good, clean accommodations at a reasonable price. Easy check in and pleasant staff. The room was…read morenicely appointed with a mini fridge and microwave oven. The A/C worked well and the water pressure for shower was adequate with ample hot water. The lobby furnished coffee and basic breakfast items such as cereals and toast. Additional snack and food items were available for purchase. The overall lodging experience was good, nothing fancy, but it met expectations for a basic budget hotel.

Late night check in. Owner/staff was very nice and very efficient. they even checked in with me to…read moremake sure that my room was acceptable after I got settled. Well lit parking lot. It is an older roadside motel that could use some TLC. Overall, the room was clean and comfortable and served its purpose. I would stay here again when passing through Blythe.

Had to book a last-minute stay for Parker and have always known about JT's on the keys, but never…read morehad the opportunity to stay there. It is perfect for anyone who enjoys staying in the keys. The rooms are very nice very comfortable and the access to the water and view can't be beat was very pleased with everything and look forward to staying there in the future.

Such a great find, super nice folks on the keys on the river great atmosphere relaxed pet friendly…read moreif your into the river you don't want to go anywhere else, knowledgeable people can point you in the right direction bars and restaurants within walking fuel and easy launch if you have water toys really easy