Find hotels near Joshua Tree National Park North Entrance, Twentynine Palms from ₩96,938

"Great location if you’re seeing a show at Pappy’s. "

"Nice clean room! "

"regret to say that my experience at this establishment was thoroughly underwhelming, bordering on disappointing. The rooms are conspicuously outdated, bearing the wear and neglect of years without meaningful renovation. Fixtures appear tired, furnishings lack both comfort and aesthetic appeal, and the overall ambiance feels stale rather than inviting. Beyond the rooms, the facility itself fails to impress. Amenities are either poorly maintained or simply subpar, giving the impression of an operation that has deprioritized guest experience. There is a palpable lack of attention to detail throughout, which only amplifies the sense of disregard for quality. In all honesty, the combination of dated accommodations and unimpressive facilities makes it difficult to justify a return visit, let alone a recommendation."

"This is a cheap, older motel, and you get what you expect for the price. All the basics are there - fridge, microwave, wi-fi, practical but not glamorous. There are laundry machines on site. The location for Joshua Tree National Park is unbeatable. There is significant traffic noise from the highway, which goes on late into the night and starts again around 5am. Fortunately I planned on leaving early to catch the sunrise anyway. The pillows were thick and quite firm, memory foam style, which meant they couldn't be shaped to preference. I wish hotels would provide two or three pillows of different types/thicknesses. I didn't try the pool, but one of my fellow guests reported it was very cold, despite the air temperature being in the 80s. "

"Helpful and friendly staff -clean property -needs updating"

"Room was clean. "

"Spacious mid-century modern bungalow with everything you need for a relaxing stay in Joshua Tree, all set on an interesting, historic property."

"Overall rooms were terrible"

"We stayed here because the site indicated there was a kitchen available. If you are expected a fully equipped kitchen like Homewood or Residence Inn, you will be royally disappointed. There is a kitchen with NOTHING to use it with. No pots, pans, cups, utensils, nothing, no paper towel or even Kleenex. No room service, the beds don't get made or new towels for 3 nights stay. if you want anything you got to go down to the front desk. If you want pots pans, you can BUY a set from the front desk. The hallway smells of pot, the amenities is of absolute bare minimum. 2 rolls of toilet paper, one mini shampoo tube, 2 bars of miniature soaps, this is for 2 people/3 nights. Motion sensor light switches turns on through the night every hour or two hours, or 20 minutes, depending on if anybody rolls around on the bed while they sleep. There is a specific way of turning the switches off so that doesn't happen but no one tells you that at check in. The bed are uncomfortable and the midnight every night there are kids (teens?) coming back from somewhere and the hallway sounds like a party bus just dropped of 20 teens. We canceled a reservation from the Fairfield because of the "full kitchen" advertised. We paid exactly the same price as Fairfield. Front desk people are nice enough, but that's all you get. What else can I say besides we will never stay again. "