Hotels Near Smoke Tree Stables in Palm Springs

The location is ambiguous, there are not many amenities around, and the atmosphere is a bit outdated. Room condition is good and service is good. Parking is outdoors. $9 parking fee is not good. But it's good value for money for a cheap one night stay. Willing to stay again on my next visit.

The environment and location of the hotel are ok, but the service is not satisfactory. Ctrip stated that the in-store breakfast plus $11, but the hotel charged $38 according to the rack rate, communicated with the front desk, and showed the Ctrip order note, but let us find Ctrip. The parking fee was obviously $18, and the credit card charge was $25. Later, I went to Ctrip's customer service to recover it. Ctrip's after-sales service is as good as always. The hotel’s random chargeback phenomenon, I still hope that the friends who stay in check the bill.

From the Grand Canyon, I chose this hotel. The hotel is in a good location. The rooms are fully equipped with microwave, refrigerator, coffee machine, and the first floor. The outside of the room is a pool and hot spring pool. I have a comfortable spa at night. Free parking in the yard, there is a restaurant at the entrance of the hotel, very delicious, a lot of people. 20 minutes drive from the desert Ole, shopping is super convenient.

The staff are just amazing. They are so helpful. The place is a bit run down. Nice pool. The room was fine and the bath nice. I had a bathtub! The breakfast is ok especially if you like omelettes., Not much Diamond club parking but property not that big.

It's far from Joshua Tree National Park and there's nothing to see around. You can think of nothing but sleeping. The price is not cheap for that

To be honest this resort wasn’t our first choice for a girls trip - but I found us a great deal and it had decent reviews. We arrived late at night and were impressed by the spacious entry way. Check-in was quick and easy - although the front desk clerk was perhaps not the most friendly. I asked if he had any tips for us - it was our first time to the area and he said, “umm Palm Springs is about 30 min away”. Yep we just flew in so that’s one thing we did know We had the choice between the main building and outer building. I didn’t know what that meant so I went with main and I’m glad we did. We were in the 6th floor, not far from an elevator which was handy for the Oasis pool area Breakfast in the morning at Rockwood was fantastic. Between the group we tried the American breakfast and Wet Burrito on the first day and it was ll fantastic. The rest of the trip we opted for the buffet. At $32 a person including beverages it was a great deal. The buffet included fruits, bagels and breads, smoked salmon and meats, breakfast potatoes, bacon, eggs, biscuits and gravy, sausage, waffles and an omelet station. On the weekend they had a crepe station. The pastry selections were fantastic and delicious. There were 3 pools in the Oasis pool area- a lap pool, larger pool and “upper deck”. The upper deck is just a smaller pool that seemed to be more of an overflow area - would have made sense to be an adults only pool but wasn’t. There were some VIP chairs but for $75 were completely unnecessary on our trip. We had no problem finding pool chairs near the pool and under umbrellas . Water stations around the pool were a nice touch The first day we had one pool server who was amazing and went above and beyond. Think his name was Connor. The next day we had a server that gave us a sign to raise when we wanted help…they sold pool floaties and I asked if we purchased one did the pool in gate them for us…most resort pools do…. She was offended I implied she might blow up the floaty and said we could do it ourselves or try to get a pool boy to do it but she brought the drinks. Ummm. Definitely didn’t expect our server to inflate a floaty - sorry I asked Pool drinks were great. Skip the nachos but the quesadilla was great and only $13 The lobby shop was inflated more than I expected but had a great selection of things you may have forgotten at home - also had pool floaties for $13 compared to $18-25 at the pool. The resort had a lot of fun things to do that we didn’t have time for - mini golf, outside lawn games and boat rides. The hotel bar looked fun and was centrally located Overall a very good stay - exceeded our expectations and I think we’ll be back! Definitely get the breakfast!

Good: 1. Room was clean and modern. Poor: 2. Housekeeping and breakfast variety was non-existent. 3. By 3:30PM housekeeping hadn't shown up all three days of our stay. 4. Had to ask twice for housekeeping to make the bed & replace towels. 5. Breakfast was the same all three mornings. Pre-frozen cheese omelet, sausage and dried-up potatoes. Location feels like in the middle of the dry, windy desert. Our car looked like it had driven thru a desert windstorm with dust and gritty sand that even seeped inside the car. Would not stay here again but opt for something closer to town with grass and trees and green landscape, not desert landscape.

We reserved this hotel for a one night stay. I reached out in advance to ask the hotel for a quiet room as I had to leave at 7 AM for a client meeting AND for extra blankets. When I arrived, no blankets and the room next door? Not quiet. At all. I had to go to the front desk to ask for blankets and they said they could only give me one (?) This is a $300 a night hotel. I put the request in days prior - they should have been in the room when I arrived. Also, as others have mentioned, the walls are paper thin. The hotel did not appear to be fully booked so I cannot understand why they would book rooms all on top of each other when people have specifically stated that they have to get up early for work. So, I was kept up all night by the neighbors and the heat fan kept clicking loudly all night. I did use the fitness center and for reasons unknown, the hotel set the temperature to 70 degrees (I don't keep my house in New England that hot in the winter). With the five people in there in the morning, it was very sauna like. Also one of the three treadmills was not functional. The bathroom was also so poorly lit I had to use my flashlight app to apply makeup in the morning. As for the pros, I thought the bedding was soft but $300 a night is crazy to pay for this. There seem to be other hotels in the area that I would absolutely look at before returning here.

The hotel is old, and the health conditions are OK. There are many swimming pools and soaking pools which are the biggest two points, but there are no ready-made bathing suits. Temporary bathing suits bought in hotel malls are expensive. There are a lot of parking spaces, and there are a lot of companies built by the conference group on weekends. Although I had my order when I checked in, the two-day order I received showed him two rooms on the same night, and the person who looked like the manager at the front desk communicated with the agent using his slow network. It took me forty minutes to arrange my room. But in the end stayed smoothly. The surrounding area is not far from the fast food concentration area, and it is easy to refuel. In the desert mountain Ole, the west gate of Joshua Tree Park and the center of Palm Springs, only 40 minutes away from the west gate of Joshua Tree Park is a good place to rest. The price is decent.