Inn at Joshua Tree

Breakfast room is not good. Rooms were quite decent

Good value. Convenient for Joshua Tree.

Room condition was bad. The ceiling had some sort of bulge probably due to a past leakage. Outside look is deceptive, inside of the hotel is not welcoming. There were pigeons and their mess everywhere.

Floor gritty with dirt. Sidewalks uneven and scattered with gravel. Weird shower design resulted in tsunami onto floor. Noisy overhead, not sure why in a very quiet hotel guests can't be alternated to avoid this. USB phone harger on lamp didn't work, receptionist reluctant to assist, had to go out after dark to track one down in a minimally-stocked town. Keycard only charged with 1 night so when I arrived at room for 2nd night, it didn't work and I had to trudge down to the office to get it fixed with no apology whatsoever. Staff in office and cafe mostly very friendly. Landscaping non-existent. Surroundings VERY bleak.

Dold

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We stayed in an ADA room, and the bed was worn down and sunken in the middle. In addition to our fatigue from travel, we were dealing with a sore back from the bed. The continental breakfast included turkey bacon, microwave sausage, mini hash brown nuggets, and scrambled eggs from a carton. Everything else was prepackaged. The coffee was not good. I would recommend that you go somewhere else for caffeine. Just so you know, the entrance to the lobby is reachable only if you can walk up the steps.

Convenience of location to MCB 29 palms a benefit , along with entrance to JT national park

One night stay all ok

It was quiet, a friendly staff and parking close by, we didn’t have to walk too far. There was a couple of pigeons who were guarding an egg on the ground, and we needed to go up the stairs to get to our room, so every time we would have to deal with them trying to attack us, but they were protecting the egg. So I wouldn’t say we didn’t like it, it was an experience we will never forget. Because we knew we had to deal with the pigeons before going to our room. It’s something we will look back into, and just laugh it out.