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"I have no complaints about this property, as this is one of the cheapest inns that is near the shuttle stop for Coachella. The pool is literally in front of our room, but we didn't even use it. There's a small cafe on the property that serves breakfast. It was so cozy, the vibe is so laid back, and if I were given an option to go back here, I would =) just because the other options out there were MORE EXPENSIVE, especially during APRIL."

"No good idea"

"We had a rather unpleasant experience. There were no TV remotes, the air conditioning unit kept malfunctioning every 20 minutes, and the ironing board was broken. These were not the amenities we had anticipated. "

"Keep your personal belongings safe. Lots of sketchy people around. "

"A great place to chill and rest after a month of exploring the Baja in a van."

"Clean property reasonably priced with professional and friendly staff "

"Expensive Coachella stay but hotel was nice."

"For what it is, it’s an excellent value and the staff is extremely friendly. The free breakfast was great for the kids. "

"Family friendly hotel, great during Spring break! We will be returning as the amenities and the “beach” pool area was a hit with the kiddos. Be sure to pack pool floats as they’re allowed at the pool, just keep an eye out as there are no signs around the pool indicating the floats are not provided by the hotel. The breakfast buffet at CAVA was alright, but the chairs in the patio dining area could’ve been better cleaned. The staff was friendly and approachable overall, but no one was going out of their way to offer assistance or to inform us of additional services provided. We missed the Easter hunt as the event wasn’t heavily promoted. The only Easter related signage I noticed was for a $75 kid’s Easter basket. Other than that the hotel is clean, housekeeping does a good job at maintaining the rooms tidy. The room we stayed in was partially carpeted and given that this is a dog-friendly hotel I think that they could do without."