Great place. If you're gonna stay in Joshua, this is the place ! Each room is stylish and the…read moreproperty is amazing. The kitchen in the desert is so delicious. Everything on the menu is excellent. Bravo

Wow, what a wonderful...oh, I hate to call it a motel...work of art! This place is an absolute…read morejewel, with every detail pure perfection! (Even the coat hangers, trust me!) The design is so gorgeous, the room so comfortable. We stayed in #7, one of the smallest, and it was fantastic. I can only imagine the larger ones (though in honesty, I peeked into #6 and....swoon!). And it is just outside of Joshua Tree National Park. If you are thinking about staying here, don't hesitate. Luxuriate! Andrea, Los Angeles

Second time staying here. Brought the kids and got the 2 bedroom bunk. This place is always super…read moreclean and quiet. Everyone is friendly. They also have day passes for the pool. Do wish they had microwaves and coffee makers in the rooms- but there are both in the lobby. Would also like a single top sheet on the beds instead of just the comforter- gets kinda warm for bedding. Perfect stay!

"Ask the dust on the road! Ask the Joshua trees standing alone where the Mojave begins." -- John…read moreFante Where our quick CA roadtrip/business trip started was here. Its a solid motel with IKEA like furnishings in the rooms, no breakfast but has coffee, pool but no elevator, cute gift shop and very friendly staff. Room was quiet with extra bedding. Location is ten minutes from Pioneertown, 30 minutes from Joshua Tree. Recommended if you get a good Expedia or Booking.com price

So cute, and truly stunning views! Room was super clean, and very cute. Temperature was pleasant,…read moreand I enjoyed lounging by the pool. Service was super friendly, from the front desk person checking me in, to Dee helping me check out. The only big negative was the shower- water took so long to get warm, and the pressure was awful. It was a sensory nightmare. Kind of like too forceful and not enough force at the same time. Felt like my body was being hit with cold sharp needles. The only other thing that I thought was strange- the room was called the Dark Skies Room, very enticing especially with that view. Unfortunately at night the exterior lighting of the motel prevented any real dark skies viewing. Overall this was a great stay, and a great deal.

This motel was perfect for my needs. It has a full kitchen so I was able to make our dinner and…read morebreakfast. Usually I have to use a microwave so it was nice having the stove and oven. There are also dishes, dish soap, towels, cutting board, knives, salt and pepper.

Nice place,clean and neat. We had a issue with the…read morestove,but the owner came out right away and fixed the problem We will hopefully be back Thank you for a great first time experience

Surprisingly bad. Bad service bad food bad drinks. Overpriced. Mediocre food. 15$ for Cadillac…read moremargarita that was in a tiny glass. Drink menu has no prices. How much is the Margarita I think it's $15. Seriously?? Honestly, wondering if the service here is dependent on being Hispanic They seat us away from everyone else. Waited for multiple minutes for us to be served. Server gave terrible recommendations.

For my Joshua Tree National Park vacation I was traveling with a ten month old and really wanted to…read morefind a unique hotel. I searched and searched until I finally found this one. Mojave Sands was perfect for our stay. Only a few rooms on site, pretty secure to get in, easy to get to our room, and large enough to be comfortable for our little family. We were able to set up our Pack and Play in our room and then layout a play area in the living room by the kitchen. I really enjoyed our stay and what I mention next is not bad just tips that I would have liked to have known: We stayed in Suite 1 which was closest to the road and it was tough for baby to take his naps. The rooms have lots of windows but none of the shades fully block the window, again making it hard for him to take naps and, for adults, hard to sleep in when the sun is blistering through the windows at 7am haha (it doesn't matter we're up at 7 anyways), the kitchen was very small, I so wish it had a microwave or an oven. Lastly, the floors are concrete, which I'm sure is appreciated during the summer, but in the winter, even with the heaters on at almost 80 F, I was absolutely freezing when sleeping, i had to wear my slippers and a turtle neck to stop shivering. My husband was fine, but I'm a cold person and I wished I had an extra blanket. Location was great and close to the West entrance and super close to the visitor center and Road Runner cafe (side note, just go to Walmart a little further and get food for the park, Road Runner was expensive and the sandwiches were ok at best). Overall, loved our stay and so glad I booked it!

This is a one of a kind boutique hotel. It calls itself a motel but I think it's far too special…read moreto have that demotion. I and friends from Canada stayed here after a day in Joshua Tree National Park. This place is in a great location with lots of places to enjoy local color within walking distance. Assuredly the perfect spot to decompress. We found this place online and the owner was wonderful, over the phone, to book our stay. Everything went exactly as she'd said it would regarding receiving necessary gate codes, etc. We were not disappointed on arrival; this place is spectacularly special. Literally, a hidden oasis that has been thoughtfully, artistically created to provide a very unique zen experience. We loved the secluded, quiet vibe and it was so beautiful. We used the suite and one of the regular rooms. The suite was a two level masterpiece with plenty of seating, a small kitchen and carefully chosen art pieces that elevate the ambiance. It has picture windows that provide a dynamite view and you've got the option to draw blinds for privacy. The beds and linens were so comfortable that my Canadian friend said her husband got the best night sleep here; out of their entire trip to California. My room was perfect. Warm, so comfortable, and with a thoughtful artistic touch. The architectural details of modern, mixing hard and soft with an Asian zen/Americana 50' vibe. The icing on the cake was my golden retriever was also welcome. He thoroughly enjoyed having a safe, enclosed area to chill with his humans. For sure, the next trip to the 29 Palms side of Joshua Tree will include another stay here. Highly recommend here for a very unique, relaxed, pet friendly respite!

Quiet room away from the road. Older furniture and fittings. Very clean, including carpet and…read morebathroom. A bit basic but acceptable for the price. Only two pillows but the bed was comfortable and did not make noise. Soap and conditioner but no shampoo; to be fair, the front desk apologized and blamed an ordering mistake. Fairly noisy heater and fridge. The room above us was occupied but the people were quiet. Rooms further from the road are likely quieter. The Wi-Fi speed was reasonable for a rural area

Nothing fancy. Clean, safe, and a/c works. The stars go to Larry for being hospitable!!!! I…read morewill definitely come back here. Thank you so very much, Gemini

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 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.

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!

This is such a groovy stop. If you are into unique motel experience, this stop is for you. The…read moremotel is situated on top of the hill and affords beautiful views of 29 palms. Great base camp for going into Joshua Tree. The road noise is a the only down side. Price point is great. Kitchen helps you save money eating in. We stayed there in December 2025 on the way to Agua Caliente.