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Leading golf destination La Quinta basks in the Coachella Valley, southeast of Palm Springs. Nearly 24,000 people live in the "Gem of the Desert." The city offers a quaint shopping village, an excellent base for exploring the Salton Sea or biking Bear Creek Trail, and, of course, superb golfing. Legendary La Quinta Resort, where Frank Capra wrote Lost Horizon, has lured celebrities since opening in 1926, while municipal SilverRock offers outstanding golfing at the hem of the Santa Rosa Mountains.
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1. La Quinta Resort & Club, Curio Collection by Hilton
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2748 reviews
Daily Resort Charge will be added to the room rate and includes: Guest internet access: valet & self parking: fitness & tennis club access: fitness & yoga classes: PGA WEST shuttle: golf bag storage: daily in-room bottled water: local calls & long distance access. Nestled at the base of the Santa Rosa Mountains, La Quinta Resort & Club, a Waldorf Astoria Resort, has been the original desert hideaway since the 1920s, featuring beautiful Spanish hacienda style casitas set among lush grounds accentuated by fragrant citrus trees, colorful gardens, sparkling pools and fountains and picturesque courtyards. The resort's guest rooms include 620 charming white washed Spanish style casitas and 98 1, 2, or 3 bedroom villas. Guests can experience Seven distinctive restaurants including the signature Morgan's in the desert with farm to table inspired cuisine Five championship golf courses at both La Quinta Resort and PGA WEST, known as The Western Home of Golf in America - 41 climate controlled s
Basically a La Quinta Motel
Reviewed By Hilary BI was excited to stay at the La Quinta resort with my friend this Memorial Day weekend. Even though my last visit was subpar, I had high expectations for this stay since they had a little more time post Covid for their reopening. This resort is supposed to be high end but basically is a La Quinta motel at this point. Last time there was a broken AC unit and a four hour check in process and this time the experience was akin to a camping trip. When going to check in, the only front parking is valet, so you have to fend for a spot on the street and walk. Check in was a line of 10 other people that are about to all be have a disappointing weekend. This should have been obvious with front desk manned my one employee that I know was overworked and I’m assuming underpaid. Once you check in, you then have to repark in another location that is hopefully close to your actual room. Palm Springs is hot and almost unbearable in the summer, so if you aren’t lucky to get a spot close to your room, at best you’re a sweaty nightmare before you get to your room and at worst, you die of heat exhaustion Upon arrival to my $600/night roof top casita, the patio furniture was worn and very dirty (my own patio furniture is cleaner), the room is dated, and for entertainment they might as well had a sign outside that said “Color TV/Free HBO.” Notice I didn’t say free wifi, because the service was so spotty, i ended up using my own phone’s hotspot. Now, let’s get into the bigger issues. The mini fridge was broken and the temperature was mildly colder than the room itself which was already warm. We brought food and alcohol with us and this mini fridge was not up to task. “Engineering” came to the room to “fix” the fridge and by “fix” I mean they filled it with ice. Thank you? Instead we decided to rely on our cooler to keep our food out of food bourne levels of illness. We also filled our bathroom sink with ice, which was also colder than the mini fridge. It didn’t help the nearest ice machine was a trek through the desert (again risking heat stroke). When simmering in Palm Spring, the only thing to do is relax in the pool. While the temperature was nice, it’s hard to relax when the pool is cloudy and filled with dirt and even dirtier children running around, screaming and taking over all the pools. We thought maybe we could at least have a nice dinner, but this also was a disappointment. The Mexican restaurant had no reservations until long after we checked out, so we opted for bar seating which there was a 2 hour wait. Wait staff were friendly, but clearly understaffed and again underpaid. In conclusion- I was very disappointed in my stay and felt my money was not well spent. I had a better stay at the La Quinta off the strip in Las Vegas. I had high hopes for the beautiful property, because it really is a beautiful property to stay but at some point the owner must have passed away and bequeathed it some random carneys. Won’t return again.
2. Homewood Suites by Hilton La Quinta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1240 reviews
Excited Renovation News: July 6 - September 18, 2015. Announcing the exciting and beautiful renewal of public areas and guest suites over the summer. Homewood Suites by Hilton La Quinta will be fully operational during the renovations. Please call us for full details.
Website is inaccurate
Reviewed By stayceeeeIf you book this hotel with the expectation that their website/app is accurate, don’t. They state that they have their evening social Monday - Thursday but the website is lying as they already have a permanent sign stating it’s only on Wednesdays. They’ve had plenty of time to change their website and have had complaints and won’t change it. Hotel itself is fine, breakfast is fine, pool is pretty well taken care of. I would not stay here again based on the fact that you can’t really trust them. It’s a decent place to stay but if you come into town thinking they have an evening social as their website/app promises, you’ll be disappointed.
3. Embassy Suites by Hilton La Quinta Hotel & Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1547 reviews
Located in the city of La Quinta, California, the Embassy Suites La Quinta - Hotel & Spa is within walking distance or a short drive from numerous shopping, dining, parks and golf courses. Old Town La Quinta is right across the street from our hotel, with a mosaic of unique shops, restaurants and art galleries in an early California setting that includes Hog's Breath Inn, Old Town Bar & Grill, Stuft Pizza Bar & Grill,The Crab Pot, Rich & Famous Celebrity Jewelry, Lily of the Valley Floral Design & Gift Gallery and Just Boni at Home and soon to open Fresh & Easy. Two large parks are across the street from the Embassy Suites hotel: La Quinta Community Park and La Quinta Civic Center Park. Embassy Suites La Quinta - Hotel & Spa is just minutes away from El Paseo shopping district, known for their premier retail outlets, as well as Indian Wells Tennis Garden, Empire Polo Fields, and world famous PGA golf courses including PGA West, La Quinta courses, Silver Rock,Trilogy,Desert Willow go
Day and Night
Reviewed By CoastalmindsWe escaped to this property following one night at a nearby Embassy Suites by Hilton PALM DESERT. It is only 5 miles away, but do not ever mske the mistake of stating there. The La Quinta property ( this one ) is exactly the opposite of the horrible Palm Desert Property. Embassy Suites by Hilton LA QUINTA is welcoming, super clean, very modern, and has a perfect location. We will never ever stay any place else than this hotel when we visit the Coachella Valley. Thank you to all the staff at ES La Quinta for making us feel normal again fillowing the nightmare at ES Palm Desert.
4. Residence Inn La Quinta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Our unique Residence Inn by Marriott offers plenty to do during your stay. From the various La Quinta and Palm Springs golf courses, to world-renowned music festivals and sporting events, our La Quinta, CA, hotel is the answer.
Convenient location
Reviewed By HImommyMy family stayed here to visit Joshua Tree National Park and attend a tennis tournament in Indian Wells. Prices of hotels and resorts in the area were crazy high due to the tennis tournament. This Residence Inn provided a more reasonably priced option with breakfast included (though I wish they offered a fuller pre-covid type of hot breakfast instead of just prepackaged hot items) and free parking. This is a new hotel with easy access to Hwy 111 and close to shopping and eateries (including a Trader Joe's and In N Out) in the immediate and nearby areas. Costco gas is conveniently located next door too. The clean and modern rooms provided a lot of space for our family to spread out. The fitness room and laundry facility came in handy during our stay. Pets are allowed on the ground floor. Although we could hear dogs barking as we walked down the hallway, we couldn't hear them from our room. This was a convenient and comfortable home base for activities in the area and we would definitely stay here again.
5. The Chateau at Lake La Quinta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 311 reviews
The Chateau at Lake La Quinta now more than ever has everything you need to recharge and reconnect. Modeled on a French manor, The Chateau brings old world charm and service to the desert. No request is too big or detail too small. Want The Chateau all to yourself? The resort is available to buy out for corporate and special events, including weddings, reunions, golf outings and more.A chic boutique with a gorgeous lakeside view, picturesque surroundings and stunningly appointed guest rooms awaits you at The Chateau at Lake La Quinta. Energetic and vibrant with an intoxicating mix of attentive service and desert solitude, The Chateau invites indulgence and overwhelms your senses. Fresh from a $3.5 million renovation, which has transformed the property, adding thirteen additional new guest suites, a spectacular new lakeside restaurant, Melange, along with a beautiful new lobby bar, The Chateau offers its guests spectacular lake views from all 24 guest suites, outstanding food, sourced from California's finest family farms, and premium cocktails and wines. The Chateau is a remarkable, new, desert experience.
Dirty rooms, stains everywhere, holes in sheets
Reviewed By NomadicViewShould've believed the reviews. This hotel room was shockingly dirty: surfaces everywhere were sticky and covered in hair. The bureau had some kind of green, chunky substance all over it; couldn't tell if it was from food or a human body. The carpets and drapes had stains all over them. I pulled back the sheets and saw that they were full of holes. As everyone else has mentioned, the beds and pillows are noticeably old and used. If you mention anything to staff and ask for housekeeping, you'll be ignored. When you check in, they give you a letter that blames COVID and says they only do housekeeping periodically (???).
6. Embassy Suites by Hilton La Quinta Hotel & Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1547 reviews
Located in the city of La Quinta, California, the Embassy Suites La Quinta - Hotel & Spa is within walking distance or a short drive from numerous shopping, dining, parks and golf courses. Old Town La Quinta is right across the street from our hotel, with a mosaic of unique shops, restaurants and art galleries in an early California setting that includes Hog's Breath Inn, Old Town Bar & Grill, Stuft Pizza Bar & Grill,The Crab Pot, Rich & Famous Celebrity Jewelry, Lily of the Valley Floral Design & Gift Gallery and Just Boni at Home and soon to open Fresh & Easy. Two large parks are across the street from the Embassy Suites hotel: La Quinta Community Park and La Quinta Civic Center Park. Embassy Suites La Quinta - Hotel & Spa is just minutes away from El Paseo shopping district, known for their premier retail outlets, as well as Indian Wells Tennis Garden, Empire Polo Fields, and world famous PGA golf courses including PGA West, La Quinta courses, Silver Rock,Trilogy,Desert Willow go
Day and Night
Reviewed By CoastalmindsWe escaped to this property following one night at a nearby Embassy Suites by Hilton PALM DESERT. It is only 5 miles away, but do not ever mske the mistake of stating there. The La Quinta property ( this one ) is exactly the opposite of the horrible Palm Desert Property. Embassy Suites by Hilton LA QUINTA is welcoming, super clean, very modern, and has a perfect location. We will never ever stay any place else than this hotel when we visit the Coachella Valley. Thank you to all the staff at ES La Quinta for making us feel normal again fillowing the nightmare at ES Palm Desert.
