Boetiekhotels in Coachella Valley

'Uitstekende kamer op een hele mooie locatie en makkelijk parkeren'

'The staff at the front desk and cleaning crew was amazing. The service at the restaurant was just ok, food was not good, tried a burger from the restaurant and they didn't have ranch or thousand island. Then ordered chips, avocado with chicken bites..( chicken had nothing but fat) and only got a small amount of the chips at the pool. we miss the old restaurant and menu when they had fish tacos and yuca fries and the prices were reasonable before. We later on ordered another burger and it was...

'Geweldig verblijf gehad in the horizon. Fijne kamer, heerlijk zwembad, fijn ontbijt op eigen patio, heel erg prive allemaal. Wilden graag in een Cody verblijven, dus optimaal genoten. Zelfs nog een roadrunner gezien en uiteraard kolibri's.'

'Prijs verhouding was het hotel matig. Slechte service Spa was niet wat je verwacht. Extra moeten betalen om niet met het balkon uitzicht op een dak te hebben Geen ontbijt. Slechte house keeping. '

'Na bijna 4 weken rond te rijden in California, Utah en Arizona, verbleven we 2 nachten in Palm Springs voor we verder trokken naar Los Angeles. Het Colony Palms hotel was een perfecte plaats om te genieten van PS. We brachten een middag aan het zalige zwembad door met enkele heerlijke cocktails. Het ontbijt is eveneens heerlijk. Enige nadeel zijn de honden die door de gasten meegebracht worden, zij zorgen voor de nodige overlast. Als je vraagt dat kinderen stil zijn aan het zwembad, hou die...

'My wife and I loved the hotel overall but found the bed was uncomfortable and that the room could use some fixing. The staff is amazing and getting in and out of the hotel and parking was very easy. The hotel is also within walking distance of a lot of great restaurants and stores.'

'The scenery is gorgeous, the hotel is very chic and cool. The location is not in the main downtown area; it's not walkable. The room was small-ish, but very cute. It was clean and the shower products were great. The mini bar was outrageous and there was no complimentary coffee or water. The pools were both lovely, but I wasn't expecting the loud music or $25 piña coladas. The hotel restaurant was prohibitively expensive; the blueberry muffins were $12 and drip coffee was $7 for a small cup....

'Bottom line -- Parker Palm Springs is a boutique resort with many attractive aspects -- room quality/comfort, restaurant quality, lovely grounds, and very pleasant staff. However for $2k/night, it falls way short. Parking/valet is poorly designed (constantly jammed up and car wait time is 10+ min), bathroom infrastructure is terrible, water runs hot and cold with no warning, TVs are not smart TVs so even though we were there, as many other guests were, for the Indian Wells Tournament, we...