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Our top choices for California Desert inns

Idyllwild Inn

Idyllwild

Adrian

P7,724 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 4 - Jun 5

Europa Village Wineries and Resort

Valle De Los Caballos

Dan

P15,462 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 2 - Jun 3

The New Inn

Valle De Los Caballos

Aretha

P21,043 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 7 - Jun 8

Express Inn & Suites

Ontario

Jessica

P4,990 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 2 - Jun 3

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Top California Desert Hotel Reviews

Hilton Palm Springs Resort

10/10 Excellent

"Excellent place to stay."

Hilton Vacation Club Palm Canyon Palm Springs

10/10 Excellent

"Nice little getaway with the family. We were accommodated with early check in and welcomed by staff. My son loved the pools and was convenient having our room on same floor as it. Only downside was hearing the footsteps from the upper floor. Other than that, great place!"

Motel 6 Temecula, CA - Historic Old Town

2/10 Terrible

"Where do I start? The one good thing about this Motel is the location to Old Town. Very walkable. Now…let’s talk about the room. I get it. It’s a Motel 6 off of a freeway. But, where was the mattress? The blankets? Pillows? Pretty sure it wasn’t even a mattress but a mattress topper. With two horrible “pillows”. No comforter and just a sheet. We didn’t know that we booked and paid for a smoking room. Big mistake. And the pool…it had a green tint to it. This whole Motel was questionable. We didn’t stay the night but opted to leave after a few hours and make the long drive home. (We were on an overnight trip on a motorcycle from Huntington Beach). "

Thompson Palm Springs, by Hyatt

4/10 Poor

"It was a pleasant stay. My only call out was for a hotel being less than 2 yrs old it looked rundown already. Also if they have pool rules they need to I force them! Walking into the pool area and seeing 90% of the chairs with personal belonging and the pool being empty, why pay for resort fees, when you can’t take advantage of them. #Heads-up"

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