Excellent & easy check in with Michael. Professional, friendly and welcoming…read more It's quiet in the room and throughout the hallways and building. I can see the freeway but I cannot hear it with the double pained window. Very clean from room to entire building. Even in the stairwells. Parking right in front. Security cameras throughout. Moderately priced for a weekend and this time of year. Great spot to stay if you're hitting the slots down the street, shopping at Cabazon or going to Joshua Tree Nat'l Park. Highly recommend!

A/c not working room hot A/c looks in bad condition dirty carpet throughout room backboard…read morepieces missing throughout rooms

We stayed at three different hotels within one week, and this was definitely the best one out of…read morethe three, even though it was also the most expensive. The room itself was very nice. The bed was comfortable, the room was spacious, and the bathroom was clean and well maintained. Everything felt orderly and taken care of during our stay. If I had to make one complaint, it would be about the furniture in the room. The chairs that were provided were a bit too low for the height of the desk, which made it slightly uncomfortable to sit and work. Aside from that, I had no major issues with the room. I also noticed that the hallways throughout the hotel were very clean, which added to the overall positive impression. The continental breakfast was another highlight and offered the most options out of the three hotels we stayed at during the week. They had scrambled eggs, which unfortunately tasted like they were made from powdered eggs, but they also offered hard boiled eggs, which were very good. There were maple flavored kielbasa sausages for meat, along with waffles, fruit, cereal, oatmeal, and a good selection of pastries such as blueberry muffins and bagels. The variety made it easy to find something enjoyable for anyone. I also appreciated that coffee was available 24/7 near the front desk, which was convenient and meant I did not have to rely only on the continental breakfast area for coffee. One thing I do wish they had offered was regular cold water, since the only option available was hot water for tea.

The location is great--it's close to restaurants and the casino, which made it very convenient. The…read morestaff were friendly and welcoming throughout my stay. The only downside was finding a cockroach in my room, which was disappointing. Additionally, the corridor had an old, musty smell. Overall, the location and service were excellent, but the cleanliness could be improved. Also, the breakfast is subpar with very limited option. No hard-boiled egg, bacon offered which is disappointing

Excellent customer service comfy bed and delicious breakfast fresh danish waffles machine fresh…read morefruit and cereal I will definitely stay here again

One of the worst hotel experiences my wife and I have had. We reserved a standard room with two…read morequeen beds, but after checking into Room 225, we noticed multiple features commonly associated with an ADA/accessible room, including a very low sink, grab bars, and a wider bathroom layout. Both my wife and I are nurses, and these features immediately stood out to us. When I raised my concerns, I was repeatedly told it was not an accessible room, despite the room's layout and features. Things got even worse on checkout day. At check-in, the front desk approved a 12:00 p.m. late checkout. However, housekeeping knocked on my door before noon and repeatedly insisted I had to leave at 11:00 a.m. I politely explained that I had been approved for a noon checkout, but she refused to believe me. I had to call the front desk while she stood outside my room just to confirm I was telling the truth. It was embarrassing, unnecessary, and completely unprofessional. I contacted General Manager Malena Gonzalez in good faith, hoping for a fair resolution. Although she later acknowledged that I had been approved for a noon checkout and apologized for the housekeeping misunderstanding, she still refused to offer any goodwill compensation or partial refund despite the overall experience. I have since escalated my concerns to Hotels.com and Choice Hotels Corporate. Customer service is measured by how problems are handled, and unfortunately, this hotel failed in that regard. I cannot recommend this property and will not be returning.

All the regrets not checking the Yelp reviews prior to booking. The worst night sleep. Very dirty,…read moreunmaintained, and downright disgusting. Not the greatest service aside from check in either. We had just come back from a concert, it was late, and there was no other availability at another location close by so we were SOL. Pro tip: I always, always bring my flip flops with me. And I am so glad I do. I refused to put my feet on the filthy floors. There are so many things I can list that were not up to basic standards. If this were a restaurant, it would have been condemned and shut down. A couple issues: - Thick layers of dirt and spider webs on the drapery and walls. - Stained towels and bedding - Items left from in drawers from previous guests - Graffiti on the door frame - No cord on the iron - Broken doors, door frames, holes in walls/doors - Rude overnight and morning staff When we checked out we asked to speak with a manager to discuss the issues. The morning staff was a little aggressive and refused to get a manager or their phone number. We were referred to just call the number on the website. I really hate giving bad reviews but this Days Inn was trash. Hoping they read their customer reviews at some point and make changes to benefit their business.

THIS DAYS INN TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE AS Does other DAYS INN'S I reviewed. I booked through…read moreExpedia as attending a meeting early and driving from Arizona. I had room from ( I paid for ) from midnight last night to 11am today and wasn't going to arrive til after 4am this morning. SHELB THE GUY I TALKED WITH TERRIBLE AND REFUSED TO ALLOW ME TO GAVE ROOM I PAID FOR THROUGH EXPEDIA. I looked at many Days Inn's and across the BOARD THEIR RATING IS 1.... Don't use this hotel as many others to choose from. I don't think the give a darn.

Reception staff is surly and uncooperative. Manager is not any better…read more Noisy fight and domestic violence in the room next door at 1:30-2:00 am, that woke up the whole floor. Front desk was very slow to respond. This hotel is not recommended for those who value good front desk service and quiet nights.

Last Tuesday stayed for one night. The room was large with king size bed. The room was clean and…read moresmelled fresh. The breakfast buffet was adequate. Only negative was that the front desk did not have change to break a $20 bill. Really. I like to tip in cash. Overall okay

Bed bugs. Brought it to the front desk attention after the stay and they said they checked and no…read morebed bugs. The bites came from the stay.

Customer service was obsolete. The individuals working there might have been hired thur a rehab or…read morereform program. Room was dirty beds were itchy. Room smelled disgusting.

A little getaway without the getaway. Need a mental reset…read morebut can't commit to a full vacation? A pool day at Morongo is one of my favorite ways to recharge without leaving all my responsibilities behind. I've done this twice now, and both visits have been seamless. Be sure to call ahead and reserve a cabana or daybed they're reasonably priced and well worth it. For an extra discount get your morongo club card before paying for your cabana. Your reservation also includes a snack box stocked with sodas, bottled water, chips, and candy, which is a nice added touch. Once you're settled, you can lounge by the pool or head straight for the lazy river. Floating along with a drink in hand while soaking up the sun is about as relaxing as it gets. The pool staff regularly checks in to see if you need anything, and you can order food and drinks right from your spot. One of the biggest perks is that when you've had enough sun, you can walk right into the casino to try your luck at the slots or table games it's the best of both worlds. A couple of tips: if you have flexibility, visit while school is in session. It's noticeably less crowded, making for a much more relaxing experience. Also, the music can get pretty loud, so conversations with your group may be a little challenging at times. Overall, if you're looking for a fun, affordable staycation or a relaxing day trip, Morongo delivers. It's become one of my favorite escapes when I need a break without actually getting away.

Morongo! Commercial casinos are permitted only in those states that have specifically legalized…read morethem (like Nevada does in Reno and Las Vegas). California has not legalized commercial casinos. So how do Morongo, Yamaava, Agua Caliente and the other California casinos do it? They are all located on Indian lands. Native American tribes can own casinos in certain areas due to tribal sovereignty, which allows federally recognized tribes to operate largely independently of state gambling regulations, so long as they do so on sovereign lands. What's different? Primarily, no Sports Book, and no traditional roulette or craps (they use cards instead of dice or a roulette ball). Also, slot machine payouts are not as transparent as, say, Nevada state gaming laws require. Also, no high end shopping, but the Cabazon outlets are right next door, and El Paseo shopping in Palm Desert is right down the lane. What's the same? Super giant gaming floor with a zillion slots machines from one penny to $500 per pull. There's a fancy steakhouse on top which I will try next time, an AYCE buffet, and a few other restaurants. I have not stayed there, as I am loyal to Bonvoy properties, but everyone in the know says the lazy river cannot be beat. Free parking, though you must hoof it from some distance to the casino door. Gamble responsibly Yelpers!

First time visiting, very interesting place. Loved the live music, the venues, the vendors and the…read moreambiance. Service was top notch. Fig and lavender infused (LI) goat cheese pizza was excellent. LI mixed drinks were very good, but the LI beer was a bit of a let down. Sour type beer is fine but lacked any lavender smell or taste. Maybe expecting too much. Advice- Use the washrooms in/by the old hotel lobby, avoid the ones on the side of building with the large Pennants saying 'restrooms.'...they are old hotel rooms with storage boxes all over. Note main food vendors by the music stage area but there are boutique vendors at one side of venue by the hotel, with the LI teas, coffees, ice cream etc. Most sell the same stuff ( teas, jams, olive oils, creams, lotions, nic-nacs, etc). Will go back again.

First and last time I came to HIGHLAND SPRINGS RANCH AND INN, was during summer at the beginning of…read moretheir Lavender Festival almost 4 years ago. It is a lot different in winter of 2022. I'm sure a lot has been said already about HIGHLAND SPRINGS' FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS so I'll try not to bore you with a long and lengthy "this is what you can find here". I will try to give some tips though. - Come early. Yes, even before the lights turn on. This is beneficial for avoiding traffic, getting good parking spots, shorter food lines, shorter bathroom lines. - Get your food first. So you can walk off the calories. Also, because most people eat after an activity when they get hungry... and then the line will be super long. - Get whatever lavender they have. Hot cocoa, Latte... - Reserve a s'mores pit. When it's cold, it's the best. - Take pictures of everything everywhere. We consumed the following and they were GREAT! - Smoked Brisket Poutine - Clam Chowder in a Bread Bowl - Lavender Latte - Lavender Hot Chocolate

I stayed in room three and it was full of cockroaches coming out of the walls out of the toilet. It…read morewas disgusting. I stayed October 21. The traffic noise was the air conditioner was so loud you couldn't sleep.

The buildings are older but well maintained. The family that manages it is very kind and very…read morewelcoming and have treated my children like their own. My husband and I are grateful for the time and space they have given us.

The wife of the owner has lost her d-g mind! i was approaching my friend's room to bring him a soda…read morein the middle of the day and she walks out of one of the motel rooms and asks me what im doing.. i explain that im there to visit and drop off the soda, but also that im hearing impaired and i cant really make out what shes trying to say.. she insists on following me to his room and kept talking but i still dont know what about, but by the time we reach his motel room door shes now using her hands and making overexaggerated movements and signs? im guessing she convinced herself that it wasnt offensive and that id hear her just fine, wrong.. SO, i knock on his door and when he answers she just loses the rest of her mind! starts shouting at him like she's his upset girlfriend or something, waving her arms in the air and starts exclaiming that he needs to just get out!! it was april fools day so i just kind of stood there in shock assuming it had to be a f***ing joke right?! but nope. apparently when you OVERPAY for a room there you're also apparently consenting for this imbalanced individual to approach you whenever she deems fit to just make a damn fool of herself by just acting like ...there's not even a word for her kind of behavior! she stormed off, arms swinging thru the air and yelling whatever she was yelling... point to be made: this place probably gets pretty interesting on Halloween, and lord knows it you're looking for hilarious content to make some sort of 'crazy Karen' compilation for TikTok then this is your go to for sure! ALL other inquiries i highly recommend just paying the extra 10 bucks and going to the nearest motel 6. just ridiculous. -10 stars!!!

okay I walked up in that hotel room i seen roaches bedbugs shit stains on the headboard bathroom…read moresmelt like shit i was there for 5 mins then left couldn't bring myself to stay at that hotel small and wasn't what photos showed.