Family Hotels in Riverside County from ￥17,887

"I will definitely be coming back to this hotel. I loved how close it was to downtown Palm Springs restaurants, shops and bars. Nice swimming pool. Cute hotel overall "

"Breakfast was satisfactory. The room was clean and comfortable. However, the shower handle fell off when I tried to turn it on, and the bathtub appeared to be old."

"Nice clean room and easy access to amenities "

"Needs a refresh but otherwise great"

"Missing some of the positive experiences from most hotels. Cleaning was adequate. Had to request linens to accommodate all guests. A piece of tissue paper was on the floor outside of our room during the entire. Even though housekeeping was up and dow the hallway."

"My family and I stayed in the traditional 2 queen bed room. The staff (front desk, housing keeping and those in golf carts) is quite helpful and very professional. Space near room entrance looked messy. It could’ve been covered well or kept neatly. Bathroom & shower fittings were loose and shaky. It was quite a challenge to lock sliding door in bathroom. Room is not bright and shiny as compared with rooms in other hotels. They’ve a wonderful pool. Lazy river is excellent. Omni is a wonderful resort with many cool features except for the hotel room. Overall it is not a great value for the money per my experience. I hope the hotel management and staff fix the above issues. My family and I are looking forward to stay at Omni during our next visit to Palm Springs! "

"Quick stay. Did not use pool or bar. Was a quick work trip. Room was nice, clean and spacious. Staff were very polite."

"We stayed for one night, and overall the experience was just okay. When we first entered the room, we noticed a large puddle of water on the floor between the toilet and the bathtub. At first, we were concerned it might be a leak. Maintenance was sent up, and they suggested it could have been from cleaning, saying perhaps too much water was used and it hadn’t dried yet. Later, after using the shower, we realized the puddle formed again if the shower curtain wasn’t fully inside the tub. However, what raised more concern was finding a used towel hanging behind the door, which made it seem like the bathroom may not have been properly cleaned before our arrival. Additionally, the TV only had basic cable—there were no streaming options like Netflix, which was disappointing and felt outdated. Overall, the stay was average, but the cleanliness issues and lack of modern amenities made it less enjoyable. It definitely felt more like a motel than a hotel. "

"This resort is unacceptable for a Hyatt property. On the positive side, the design of the pool itself was great for the area, and one of the few properties with a lazy river. The water temperature was refreshing. Beyond that, not much to like. For context, we stayed here on weekdays. The service here was terrible and unacceptable for this type of resort. The restaurants were significantly understaffed, with extremely slow service for both bar and restaurants. Housekeeping and bell desk repeatedly refused our requests for cleaning (we say other customers complaining about the same). The quality of the food here is bad, whether kids food or adult food. The marketplace is overpriced, and the quality is closer to what you find for takeaway food in a gas station. The quality of the ingredients of the food from the restaurants were high, the execution was poor and uneven. The pool area has no seating if you go late morning. We had to grab towels and spread out on the turf near one of the pools. Even the tables for food service were full of people just trying to find space. Only about 35% of the chairs with towels or personal items seemed occupied at any given time. The resort staff and rules did not have them enforce any turnover of space not being used.This was on a Monday and Tuesday, so not peak days. The rooms were adequately clean. A couple of family members seemed to get bitten by unknown, non mosquito bugs in the room. "