don't bother with this place front desk lady doesn't know anything and they never called us back…read moreafter 2 days they don't want customers

We were on our way to San Diego, but wanted an overnight stay somewhere near Calexico. After doing…read moresome research on Google we chose Desert Trails RV Park in El Centro and liked it so much we stayed an extra night! It is conveniently located next to Interstate 8, but road noise was never an issue here, nice and quiet. The park is centered around a 9-hole golf course and is home to mostly permanent residents, but there are plenty of nice, full hookup RV sites available for $45 per night, as well as water/electric only sites. It is pretty, very well maintained, and all of the personnel were nice. We would definitely stay here again!

False Advertising. Terrible Management. Zero Accountability…read more We stayed at Cambria Hotel El Centro-Imperial from July 10-13, 2026 with more than 10 Little League families. It was, without question, one of the most frustrating hotel experiences we've had. We reserved a "Suite, 2 Queen Beds, Kitchen (Studio)" through Expedia before another family on our team. They booked the exact same room description through Expedia after we did and were assigned Room 201 a spacious "Suite, 2 Queen Beds, Kitchen (Studio)". Yet we were given Room 220--a standard-sized room with only a kitchenette. No one at check-in mentioned we were being placed in a different room than the one we reserved. The next day my friend stopped by our room and was shocked at the size difference. She said, "I thought we booked the same room. Come look at ours." And that's when we realized we had not received what we paid for. I requested to speak with someone in management and got the unfortunate experience of speaking with Sales Assistant Clarissa instead. She was rude, dismissive, and completely unprofessional. Rather than attempting to resolve the issue, she ended the conversation by telling me to "have the day you deserve." I then requested to speak with the General Manager Todd who was no better. He insisted that "suite," "studio," and "kitchenette" all mean the same thing, while also admitting he charges more for the Suite, 2 Queen Beds, Kitchen (Studio) "because he can." If they're all the same, why would the hotel charge different prices? When Clarissa claimed the hotel doesn't even have suites, I showed Todd a video of one inside his own hotel. He admitted he has been trying to get third-party booking sites to change the room descriptions because they are misleading. The more he contradicted himself, the more visibly nervous he became and he began sweating profusely. When I asked why the descriptions needed to be changed if they all meant the same thing, he then said he wasn't going to argue semantics. The primary issue was Todd's admission of being fully aware of the discrepancy yet refusing to make it right and still continuing to book rooms with the same misleading description. And the problems didn't stop there: * Multiple families had leaking air conditioners. * The indoor pool area's A/C wasn't working. While the temp in Imperial ranged from 105-113 during our entire stay. * The hotel sold breakfast vouchers advertising an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast, yet they were out of pancake mix for our entire three-day stay. After getting nowhere with management, I disputed the charges with my credit card company because I do not believe we received the accommodation that was advertised and reserved. Cambria didn't just lose one customer--they lost the trust of an entire Little League community. If you're considering staying here, screenshot your reservation, verify your room before unpacking, and don't assume the room you booked is the room you'll receive. Better yet, take your hard earned money elsewhere!

I was very disappointed with our stay at the Cambria Hotel in Imperial, CA. Although the hotel…read moreappears to be brand new and advertises great amenities, our experience was far from what was promised. One of the biggest issues was the indoor pool area. Our family along with multiple families stayed in this hotel for a Little League Tournament. This hotel was chosen due to the distance between the two fields. (5 minutes from one and 23 minutes to the other one) In addition, there were many areas to eat outside nearby. Given Imperials high heat, one of the factors that played into booking with this hotel was the indoor pool and we were ecstatic for our kids. During our three-night stay, the air conditioning was not working, making it unbearably hot inside. I am talking HUMID, like a SAUNA inside the indoor pool area! It was disgusting and extremely uncomfortable for parents to try to watch their children swim. I reported this issue to hotel management multiple times throughout our stay, but no action was taken. The breakfast was also disappointing. The selection was already limited, and several of the advertised items were unavailable each morning. If you're counting on breakfast at the hotel, don't expect everything to be stocked. Cleanliness and maintenance were also major concerns. There were bugs throughout the pool area and in our hotel rooms. Our first room was a full suite with kitchen and immediately I noticed black bugs in the shower all over the ceiling. Our second room was a standard two queen bed with a kitchenette, and I found bugs in our shower and on the floors, and when I reported it to the supervisor, I was told that it was "normal." That response was unacceptable. To make matters worse, there were rat traps placed openly in the hallways, and some of them were filled with bugs, which was unpleasant to see. Our room's air conditioning unit was also leaking water across the floor, creating a safety hazard. We learned that several other families were experiencing the same issue with their AC units. I looked under the unit and saw old toothpick flosses from what I'm assuming previous guest under the AC unit and there was water leaking everywhere! Overall, this hotel is not what it is advertised to be. For newer property in Imperial, where reliable air conditioning is essential, the maintenance and upkeep were disappointing. Between the excessive heat in the pool area, the leaking AC, the bugs, the lack of breakfast availability, and management's failure to address our concerns, I would not stay here again and would not recommend this hotel to others. I would have to say not all management was dismissive, there was a night attendant that was very sweet and tried her best to accommodate several people at once who came to complain and her name was Amy. Other than that; and based on several parents' experiences trying to get assistance and the responses they received, I didn't even bother to speak to upper management.

I work in the crane and rigging industry, we provide services throughout the Southwest and travel…read moreout of town regularly. We are given a hotel and food allowance daily. I try to stay within 1/2 of that budget but at the same time NOT compromise my health or safety. Places like this allow me to do this, The Desert Motel provided me with a firm bed, clean room, plenty of hot water, free WiFi, secure parking directly in front of my room and fresh towels daily. These rooms also have a mini fridge, microwave and direct tv on a flat screen television. On this particular stay I was working at night, so sleeping during the day was peaceful and quiet as well. I stayed 7 consecutive days with no issues, just quality rest and refreshing hot showers. I can't go without mentioning Janet the housekeeper, she was very thoughtful and friendly, making sure to catch me before or after going to work for fresh towels or housekeeping if needed. Let's keep it real, we get what we pay for. The price for my 7 day stay was very fair and I will continue to stay here in the future if we continue to work in this area. I have no reason to look elsewhere. During my stay I did not experience any bugs of any kind or shady behavior. I have attached a short video of my room.

Desert Inn Motel looks like any motel built in the late 1940's to early 1960's. One story high, low…read moreslung, long row building subdivided into separate rooms. Parking is right in front of the room. Fairly spacious bedroom, comfortable queen bed, flat screen tv which I did not watch, microwave, mini fridge, writing desk, chest of drawers, even an iron and mini ironing board.  Bedroom in front, bathroom in back so it is possible to have cross ventilation by opening up the bathroom & front room window to keep circulating fresh air that can dilute germ concentration if necessary during the Pandemic.  What I was definitely most impressed about the room is how CLEAN it was. The bathroom tile & ceramics sparkled. No signs of dark  mold stains anywhere.  From the outside, Desert Inn is a nondescript, mediocre motel, but my room was more than adequate. It's not the Ritz Carlton, but the price is right if sleeping there is all you need.  Some guests were longer term, out of town workers who were friendly and hanged out in front of their rooms after returning from their jobs. However, it was surprisingly quiet at night since many worked early the next day.      In a commercial area so Von's Supermarket is across the street. Great practical place for headquartering around the southern end of the Salton Sea vicinity and Imperial County down to the Mexican border. 4- stars

I needed to get from Brawley to Imperial, So my first thought was to get an Uber. I tried several…read moretimes with Uber charging my card and then searching a long time before finally giving up... saying that no one is available, try again. So I tried again and again and I tried Lyft several times. All with the same results, no one is available. So I took a chance and called Brawley Taxi. The driver, Maximo, showed up in less than 5 minutes and cheerfully took me to my destination. He was talkative when I wanted to talk, and was quiet when I didn't want to talk. He was courteous to other drivers. And even without a GPS in his car, he was able to find a quicker way to my destination. And in the end, the fair was cheaper than either Uber or Lyft. Brawley Taxi doesn't have a website, or a phone app, or even fancy taxi's. But they get the job done quickly and economically. I would recommend.

They were on time when I really needed a taxi and charged a far fee. And the guy stayed around long…read moreenough to make sure that I was able to find someone at the garage before they left.

Caring Hearts has provided excellent transportation service…read more Clean vehicles and comfy vehicles , always on time. Always personable and professional. I have had other companies transport me but Caring Hearts is the best.

Amazing service with genuine customer care and supportive staff…read more Vehicle clean and comfortable and service on time. Thank you Caring Hearts!

I have been taking this cab for at least 3 years. It is family owned and they have treated me like…read morefamily. Today, there were 3 people waiting at Wal Mart for cabs. I thought one of the first 2 cabs were for me. Then I was told by the driver of the third cab that he knew it was me and he requested to take my fare. I am a monthly customer. I live in another town. 1 time they sent their Dispatcher for me. Everything messed up for me that day. She wanted patiently and supported me through everything. They cal me friend but they treat me like family.

They are ok if you are just going to Brawley but if you want to go to food 4 less in el Centro they…read morecharge you $30 bucks and that's not ok the yellow taxi from Brawley still charges $25 bucks so don't go to el Centro with them if you want to pay more

The Ritz-Carlton of Ocotillo! Compared to the alternative, I'll take the Ocotillo Trailer Park &…read moreMotel, hands down. When faced with sleeping in a tent on the desert sand with no bathroom facilities or real shelter from the elements, this motel's trailers with paper-thin walls, crusty carpet and sofabed, unsanitary bathroom and shower, and paint peeling off the walls in 8-inch sheets are downright heavenly. Throw in a real color TV, a refrigerator (gotta keep the beer cold), a functioning gas stove, and, get this, AIR CONDITIONING, and you've got a place to stay that's a cut above anywhere else within 15 miles. My friend, stay here, and you too can be the envy of the desert weekenders on your next trip.

We rolled into this motel in our rv near midnight on a Sat needing to wait for a high wind advisory…read morefrom Caltrans to pass before heading west. In a bit of a panic because winds were increasing and we weren't finding a lot of options. The night clerk was friendly and got us checked in quickly. It's a tiny trailer park with hook ups. Good price and dog friendly. We would highly recommend this stop for a quiet and safe stay.

The staff that work this airport are all friendly with excellent customer service. When I arrived…read moreat 5:29am for a 6am flight, I had gone to the front desk and David greeted me. He had called me at 5:18am to provide a courtesy reminder that check-in is ideally 1 hour prior to the scheduled flight and the cut off is 30 minutes before the flight. I had just made it! TSA was quick and although they had to check inside my bag, the TSA agent was friendly and allowed me to open and close my own luggage to prevent damage. We then boarded the plane shortly after and the pilot was a female with a co-pilot and we loaded quickly.

For an airport in the middle of no where everyone is pleasant and friendly and willing to help with…read moreanything I like this place