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"When we first were assigned our room and entered, it was obvious that the room had been smoked in. We went back to the lobby and asked to be assigned a non-smoking room. When we went in our new room assignment, the room did not smell as bad, and had an air freshener. The bed in the room was set up on a frame, and had a cover, but the pillows did not have covers on them (not to be confused with pillowcases, which were present). We ended up going to Walmart and getting cheap pillows instead. The floors were a little sticky, but were swept clean. There aren't many hotel options in the Joshua Tree / Twentynine Palms area, so this had to do. It fits the definition of a budget hotel. "

"It was close to park, broken coffee maker took 2 asks to get replaced on 2nd day. Advertised gym but really a room with next to nothing for equipment. Entire place needs updating."

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"Clean room. Looks like it was recently remodeled. Great location near Joshua Tree National Park. Really nice breakfast."

"The hotel stay itself was good - the breakfast is good and the room was clean. However, nowhere on Expedia does it say that there is a charge for parking. This isn’t in an area where one would expect people to park that don’t belong there. In addition, when I got my credit card bill, they charged me for the room when I had already prepaid through Expedia. I’m waiting for my refund. But I can’t recommend this hotel because of these issues. "

"For the price you can’t beat it. Not the cleanest but otherwise the room has all you need and the staff is amazing. Would stay again."

"Great location to the park. Had to request a new room- booked non-smoking and first room smelled strongly of smoke. First and second room were both not clean in the bedroom and bathroom. Linens across the room were visibly not clean (hair, staining, etc.). For one night, it was ok. However, we would most likely not return. "

"Amazing spot for rest and RESET!"

"Really engaged owner and cool gift shop with local crafts and books. Of course, U2 stayed here years ago and its rustic desert charm still exists. Beds are firm and great for sleeping but you’ll want to wake up early for the sunrise view."