Very nice place to stay in the area. Very clean and safe. Very good experience from checking to…read morecheckout. We stayed with our kids and they loved it. Looking forward to come back soon.

I wasn't sure what to expect after booking this place. Was passing through on my way from San…read moreDiego to Joshua Tree and saw it on a map and decided to hang out for a day and a night here. Motel is very nicely outfitted including a full sized coffeemaker! My room is small but very cozy, absolutely spotless, and Gary gave me a whole packet of great local information on what to see while I'm here. I came for photography and this motel features a collection of art photography from former guests. It's very serene and quiet and about 250 feet away from a pub with an excellent French dip and a striking view of the water. The owner, Tony, was happy to give me an overview of what he loves about this place and I'm excited to see more of what this odd little gem in the desert has to offer.

This Holiday Inn Express is the nicest hotel in Twentynine Palms. The Fairfield Marriott needs a…read moreremodel and this Holiday Inn just had one a year or two ago. Any pictures you see of the red rooms are from the past and the new rooms are blue and white and more modern. It's 4 stories. Gym, outdoor pool (with cover) and spa (spa out of order). Guest laundry and business center. Rooms are fantastic. Soft and snuggly comfy beds. Wall ACs. Safe and hairdryer. My room had a fridge and microwave as well as a desk and couch. There was also Dove soap and lotion. Breakfast is great. I always see biscuits and gravy, cinnamon rolls, pancake machine and oatmeal.

Lots of parking spots. Very clean inside and outside. This is probably the best looking hotel in…read morethe area. Staff was super friendly and helpful. They even let us check in early. The room was clean and comfy. They offer Dove toiletries. There's a microwave, keurig, fridge, tv, hair dryer, a safe, etc. They have a pool and jacuzzi and they even offer floaties!! There's free breakfast and it's pretty legit. There's eggs, bacon, sausage, blueberry muffins, cinnamon rolls, biscuits, cereal, apples, milk, etc. Overall we had a very comfortable stay and we'd be happy to come back.

Amazing room for such a cheap price and great food and nice pool and also the tv has YouTube make…read moresure to watch daily dose of internet while eating your food

We had a nice stay in Blythe for a family event. The site said breakfast wasn't included, but it…read morewas , and was really good for free breakfast at this price point. All the staff was very friendly. The hotel was very clean, aside from some of the hallways. Spacious room, very quiet, nice shower, comfy bed. The Jacuzzi was broken but other than that it was great.

I am traveling with my kitty, and it is pretty hard to find a decent place to stay that accepts…read morepets. My room was very clean and roomy and quiet, the bed was really comfortable, and the host and hostess were very charming and accommodating. I would recommend this motel to any practically minded person.

This lodging meets my requirements for a motel room, in order:…read more1. Cleanliness - no bugs, must have clean sheets, clean towels, and a clean bathroom. 2. Cost - Traveling on a budget, don't want to break the bank. 3. Comfort - good bed, soundless if feasible. If the room has a microwave, fridge, TV, desk with work chair, and an easy chair as well, the room gets extra points. The owners of this motel are charming. I had a good conversation with Bijou and Nik, finding out about what they like about Blythe, and their lives before buying the motel. I enjoyed visiting with them before going to the room. The motel is definitely budget as evidenced by it not having updated furniture and it could use some upgrades in plumbing fixtures and finishes in the rooms. However, it was far enough from traffic to be very quiet on a Saturday night, the TV had plenty of channels with a good picture, and I was able to watch the Dodgers win the World Series from an easy chair with an ottoman. It was maybe the best baseball game I ever saw. Does it get any better than that?

Slept here passing through CA-AZ. Noticed immediately the pool is is closed and roped off. Upon…read moreentering the room we couldn't find the bathroom (which we needed immediately). It was locked from the inside so we picked it open (instead of calling for maintenance which could've taken a really long time) and this was one of their last available rooms. Got the bathroom door open, toilet seat not latched on properly, sink drain missing, lights click on and off all night (along with a sensor on the ceiling that clicked every time it senses movement (including in your sleep). Room door doesn't close automatically so pull to close. Dated, dinged metal door frames. Can hear the neighbors doors and everything else in the hallway (3rd floor) Only soap, shampoo, conditioner and lotion-no Q-tips, cotton balls, other. Bed was comfortable with lots of pillows. It's an ok stop if you need it but I'd try another local hotel over this one.

While Blythe is not exactly the most attractive town I've been to this Holiday Inn Express was…read morequite inviting. It's always refreshing to find a welcoming and clean hotel, especially when you are on the road. The check-inn was a breeze and the staff was attentive and friendly and contribute to a pleasant stay. My room was comfortable and the bed was to my liking, however there were some loose floor tiles which were somewhat annoying. My only other complain was some strange noises coming from the hallway throughout the entire night but I still got a good night sleep. I'II be back!

We needed a nice sleep stop so we don't have to drive back at night We are still four hours away…read morefrom home. Nice clean, big beds and big Tv and included breakfast tomorrow. But there is NO dining nearby. this is on a big open area lot. You have to go back one freeway off-ramp for take away. Simple, and you can get fuel if you need it there. You are at the state border , & prices for fuel drop over 1.00 a gallon if you can wait till Arizona. i would definitely return here. update: A very quiet night of restful sleep on a Hilton Bed. Breakfast included was small omelets and chicken sausage patties. The eggs were good. The coffee was excellent. plenty for the road Hit It!

For a location, being in the middle of nowhere, and just passing through, this Hampton Inn will do…read morejust fine!!! Amazing customer service with a friendly demeanor, I was greeted with a smile. Being a Hilton Honors Diamond member, I felt valued and recognized with their appreciation. Well-maintained property. The gym and pool areas are well kept and functional. I stayed in Room 333, and it was extremely spacious with a somewhat comfortable bed. I stayed 1 night. Noisy AC, but it works! You want your room super cooler, it does just that. The only issue I really had with my room was that my tub/shower didn't work properly. So, I couldn't use it. Their bathrooms need desperate updating. It is perfectly located near the Arizona State Border. I was visiting a dear friend in Quartzite, Arizona, and it was 30-35 minutes away, not bad. Their free breakfast was just ok, but certain items were not bad, like their fresh fruit and cereals offered were good. They also offer a small snack shop for items like bottled water, chips, certain microwave meals, sodas, cookies, and personal items. It was well stocked. When I checked out, I told the friendly front desk about my shower issues, and they were very apologetic and gave me a small discount on my room rate, which I thought was very appreciated. The freeway noise next to the hotel wasn't too bad. My suggestion..... bring earplugs. Overall, my room and the property were super clean and welcoming! It does need some updating in certain areas. Yes, I would return! Highly recommended! I believe, in the Blythe area, this is the ideal choice for anyone passing through the area!

We recently spent two nights at the Campbell House Inn while visiting Joshua Tree National Park…read more First it is the perfect location to the park, nearly a straight drive. But once you see the palm trees in the distance, head down the little dirt road, you feel like you have entered a private oasis. The house and property have quite a story to tell. We found freshly baked cookies upon our arrival, along with chilled water and coffee in the dining room/sitting room. Peggy was so friendly and helpful to us, as was the rest of the staff. We stayed in the Sunset cottage at the back of the property. It was nice and quiet and very private. We had a little porch out front that looked off into the desert. Our cottage had a kitchenette with a mini fridge, sink, dishes, microwave and plenty of counter space if you are going to heat up leftovers from one of the restaurants or fix a small meal. In the kitchen was a table for two. The queen size bed was very comfortable and the living room cozy. There were plenty of windows to let the light in, and at night step out on the porch for views of stars. The bathroom was huge, and everything was spotlessly clean and comfortable. The property is large, with outbuildings and cottages, a game room near the pool and a pool house where you will find towels for the pool. Each morning between 7am and 9am you will find a continental breakfast in the main house dining room, sitting area. We had coffee/tea, pastries and muffins, along with sausage, hard-boiled eggs and egg casserole muffins. The perfect start to a day in Joshua Tree National Park. Each afternoon we found warm cookies back in the dining area. It truly was an incredible stay. I wouldn't stay anywhere else in Twentynine Palms. The Campbell House Inn and staff couldn't have been more friendly and welcoming.

The Mrs. and I spent this past Saturday night at the Campbell House. It had been over ten years…read moresince our last visit and we were in the area for a stargazing event so it provided a great home base for our desert adventure. Driving up to the Campbell House is like going back in time. I could imagine driving up that dry dusty bumpy road in a Model T covered in dust. Seeking out the health benefits of the dry climate that were touted by medical practitioners at the time. The last time we visited Campbell House was probably in 2012 or 2013. Our lives were much different then but we still had find memories of the place. We arrived around 2:30 and made out way to the main house. We opened the large red door and walked across the creaky floor into the small office. The main house has a lot of character. The smell of stale furniture polish and old linen permeates the air. The walls are thick and made up of stones that I can assume had been gathered locally and painstaking bonded together to form a desert architectural masterpiece. Check-in was easy and we were assigned the Artifacts Cottage which is another stone structure on the outer perimeter of the property next to the cistern which is no longer used. The cottage was pretty spacious. It had a queen size bed, a modular couch, and a kitchenette complete with an actual fridge. The bathroom was surprisingly large. Outside there was a small porch with a table and chairs. The views from the windows were incredible. My only criticism is the wifi was spotty and there weren't any USB chargers. Continental breakfast is offered in the main house. Hardboiled eggs, sous vide egg bites, and bacon are just some of the items available. The dining room, which I believe was probably a living room at some point, was beautiful and relaxing. The grounds are beautiful and peaceful. The day we arrived staff was setting up tables for an event that evening so there were lots of things scattered around. There is a pool on the property as well that looked very inviting.

We were duck hunting and this was the only place we can stay in other than to go camping. The place…read moreis worn down, there are flies inside the room, the bed is enclosed in plastic, the floor is stick-on carpet, there are residents there that were pretty sketchy. Have you ever seen the movie "The Hills Have Eyes" it's like that. Anyway, we just had to bear it for 2 nights with our dog because like I said, we were hunting. Never again...it was quite an experience! The hostess was nice though, and at least we had a toilet and shower. But the flies were there with you too. Gross.

Not much out this way and everything seems run down but this place was a surprise. Came out to see…read moreSlab City/Salvation Mountain and ended up staying the night here. AC unit worked great, free wifi and cable. Very well maintained for the area. The have a pool also but under construction during the Rona scare.

A rest stop to park, picnic and use the restroom. At 8:30 am someone was cleaning the women's…read morerestroom. A tidy spot without over flowing trash cans. There aren't any vending machines located here. There is a community board, and lots of parking off the I-10. Kind of odd is the bushes are shaped & trimmed as well as the palm trees trimmed. Id say this is an impressively maintained resting place. So a good spot to rest, walk, use the restroom, picnic.

This is a fine place to stop and use restroom or rest in your vehicle a bit. You're really out in…read morethe middle of nowhere so you pretty much get what you get. When I went to use the restroom , the bathroom door didn't have a lock on it, so I had to move and use another stall. There was toilet paper on the ground and the hand dryers were out of order. It wasn't the cleanest but it served its purpose. You can also let your dog out here but there is no grass and my dog can be a little fussy about going on the dirt. We made it work though.

This cute little motel is reasonably priced, and each cabin has a lovely view and a fridge and…read moremicrowave. The perfect colorful desert getaway and very close to the National Park. Lynette was a lovely hostess and the rooms were clean and comfortable:).

Was able to check in early. The Gentleman who is the owner…read morewas very friendly. If you don't want nosey or loud noises from the next room this is the place! You have your own little space with kitchenette(no stove), bathroom, comfortable bed(for sure). It may not be the Ritz Inn but your there for sleep and some TV time. Recommend: yes. It's the desert whatdoya expect. Stater bros close by & downtown 29palms. It's the cutest!