Find hotels near Cancer Survivors Park, Rancho Mirage from ￥8,006

" Very little open. Everything shuts down as you’re forced to check in at 4pm. Pay to park yourself. Just add it to the price. What are we supposed to walk or take a cab? "

"Rooms are very spacious, there are plenty of activities for adults and kids; however, we booked it thinking it is a Marriott resort; it turned out it is a timeshared property; which is a bit disappointing given how much we paid per night!"

"Staff was fine. Tv not working so I had to move to another room. Tv in new room a bit “off”. Key card not working so I had to go get that taken care of. No microwave. Lots of mold and run down furniture. Teeny tiny soaps. Homeless people everywhere. Noisy at times. "

"This was my first time staying at this resort. Right off the bat I was so so pleased that we were able to check in early after our morning flight to an upgraded room. Thank you Dianna!!! She gave us the best advice to kick off our first Stagecoach weekend as far as which shuttle stop to go to for quickest access to the festival, breakfast spots around the resort, and directions to the pools that were luckily right across the street from our room. All the staff was very friendly and helpful from the shuttle drivers to the bartenders/waiters at the pool. The room was incredibly clean, I loved that housekeeping came around while we were out and without having to call to ask, and restocked the linens/toiletries, threw the trashes, etc. The resort itself was beautiful, right on the golf course with amazing views of palm springs. The pool food was good, convenient shuttle stops around the property were very timely. Will for sure be back with the whole family!"

"I enjoy my stay "

"They had a plumbing problem in the bathrooms by the pool, so we could not enjoy the pool like we would have liked. Golf course was closed and the driving range was very costly to use. Not many amenities for the resort fee."

"Amazing stay here and the friendliest staff!!"

"Wonderful service Great pool"

"Only two regular chargers for EV vehicles, and if you check in later in evening, whatever car is there is likely there overnight. Found out the next morning that there is a 2-hour guideline/rule, which really should be posted at the chargers. Good that the hotel has that, but ultimately, it is up to the consideration of the car owners, especially if the hotel staff does not have accurate auto and hotel guest contact info."