My wife and I enjoyed every aspect of our time here! The staff was cheerful and helpful. The adobe cabin was homey and really gave us an experience unlike any other hotel - by this I mean it seemed authentic to the hi desert architecture and living - and it was personalized. The patio area adjacent to our cabin allowed... More

This was a vacation getaway while visiting our daughter in Los Angeles. I was most impressed by the property, a pond, cute little "bungalos", beautiful palms and desert views. Nice pool, although we didn't try it. The restaurant was wonderful, beautifully prepared dishes, something to please almost everyone. The complimentary breakfast in the morning was homemade! (NO pastry in plastic... More

After an afternoon at Joshua Tree National Park in the high desert this was an oasis. A very cheerful greeting and an easy sign in for our two cabins. A little pricy I thought, but this is the authentic place to experience our overnight before heading back to Joshua Tree in the morning. Our cabins were adequate and the ac... More

Stopped on a recommendation from the visitors centre while driving from Anaheim to the grand canyon. The grounds and buildings are funky but well kept. We at lunch on the pool side. Very reasonable prices and quality food. Fresh bread, homemade soup, real green in salads that sort of thing. Our server Amy was friendly and other staff also checked... More

This place is the kind of place you choose for a reason. My husband booked us into the Holiday Inn Express- I nixed that- no soul. Lucked out that another guest checked out early- AC was too noisy (I expect he got our room at Holiday Inn- he can have it!). This place is vintage, a real throw back to... More

Let me start off by saying that I love historic towns and historic places. After spending a day in Joshua Tree National Park, I was pretty excited about staying at the historic 29 Palms Inn. Located at the birthplace of 29 Palms and built in 1928, I expected this inn to be oozing with charm and charisma. Instead, I found... More

First of all, yes this place is a little expensive. But it was such a great stay it was well worth the price. We took the cheapest bungalow which i think was around $100. We made a stop in 29 Palms as we were on our way to Joshua Tree, coming from Las Vegas (through the Mojave desert, which was... More

But we were mistaken. The 29 Palms Inn is in need of a make-over. Beginning wth being greeted in the lobbey we were told to find the receptionist is another buildng who we then followed back to her desk, completed our paperwork and then were told her name. Not blaming this person but obviously one of the owners told us... More

We just had 4 fabulous days of rock climbing and staying at the 29 Palms Inn. We were here 15 years ago and remembered it fondly. The rooms are delightful and the views are totally amazing particularly at sunrise and sunset. The inn restaurant and bar are the best food and entertainment in town. We loved every minute here.