Best Hotels near Hamilton Museum & Ranch Foundation, Anza

What a special place this is, hidden away in the mountain and surrounded by nature. Super cosy rooms would definitely recommend to couples and families. The drive to it was lovely aswell.

Perfect for what it is, cute bunk house in the woods and lovely basket of goodies delivered to your door in morning to get your day started 😀

All Dad wanted was a pool to hang out in for the weekend. I did my research and it paid off! Even though some comments made the pool sound ”not that great” ...it was! The online pictures don't do it justice! It's BIG, clean, only 5' deep total so you can walk across! Plenty of chairs and umbrellas, just really pretty and fun! Music playing at just the right sound. Pool bar food good and fast delivery.

A great getaway.....Yes a MOTEL 6---Palm Springs EAST! Can not say enough great things about MOTEL 6 Palm Springs EAST! **(Make sure it's MOTEL 6 Palm Springs EAST.....NOT DOWNTOWN!)** First---It does not look like a typical MOTEL 6. It has a 1960s--modernism look about it. Surround by palm trees and mountains. A nice scenic spot especially from the pool and rooms facing the pool. Again, this is not your typical MOTEL.....it's NOT corporate owned---it's a franchise!! The staff is TOP NOTCH--head by Property Manager Debra----they are always friendly and very accommodating with both motel matters and The Palm Springs area! Debra has added your own extra special touch to the property. It's a great location very close to downtown Palm Springs. Close to restaurants too. There is also evening security at the property. If you want to escape to Palm Springs for a no hassle, no frills stays.....TRY MOTEL 6 Palm Springs EAST. You'll be very happy with your desert stay!

The entire hotel staff made me feel very welcomed to the property. I felt very much at home. Alec always goes out of his way to ensure I'm happy. The entire property has a terrific vibe, and it's definately a diverse crowd. All are welcome!

The location of Fireside is close to town. It was peaceful at night. Our cabin was roomy and had a nice little porch to sit on. Reservation was easy to make and check in and out was also easy. We were a little disappointed in a few things. Our cabin did not have a table to eat at. It did have a small bar to sit at. I'm 5.6 and when I sat on the bar stool, the bar came up to me shoulders. We had to sit on the bed to have coffee and eat out meals. There was one wicker style chair in the Cabin. We took turns sitting in it. Not comfortable. The shower head in the Cabin we were in, is located about shoulder height. Given that I'm 5.6 and my Husband is over 6ft, each time we used the shower it was an experience. Also, there was a big window in the shower. Even though there is a shade over it, it still had ways to look in. Maybe if the window was frosted, there might be more privacy. The kitchen area was cute. It was very helpful to have cups, dishes, flatware, microwave, little fridge and coffee pot. We felt the AC could not keep up with the size of the Cabin we stayed in. During the day with all the shades closed and the Wall unit AC only got down to 79. Around 1am the AC finally would reach 75. Parking is tight and bushes and tree branches hang over the parking area in front of the Cabin we stayed in. Once parked we couldn't use the passenger's side of the car because of the branches and bushes. I

Recently, I stayed at the Vagabond Inn for a total of nine nights as a solo traveler. I really liked it. I was there at what seemed to be a very slow time both for the hotel and Palm Springs generally, so this certainly helped in the hotel being very quiet. It was easy to use the pool and jacuzzi, as other guests there were scarce. The hotel is on the south end of town and super-conveniently located to most things you’d want to do in Palm Springs; it’s also near the Deepwell neighborhood which is full of houses designed by notable architects – a pleasant jog or bikeride area. The first room (322) that I had at the Vagabond was attractively designed in a mid-century mod fashion. The second room (307) was similar, but its bathroom had not been renovated. This room had really the only flaw I encountered in the two rooms, which was a very weak shower. Bed mattresses were a bit too soft for me, but pretty normal for hotel beds. Like some hotels currently, this one was not doing any housekeeping because of Covid. This is a fairly ridiculous excuse, but I did not find it to be a major problem. Likewise, the snack shop by the pool is closed, but given the low number of guests, this is understandable. The pool and jacuzzi are very nice – lots of seating, and a very large jacuzzi. Supposedly, these close at 8 p.m. but fortunately, this did not seem to be enforced. In keeping with another review on here, I note that some kids were using the pool who were not hotel guests – I believe they were friends of the manager. They generally give hostile looks to the guests and sometimes play loud music. During my stay, it was little enough not to be a problem, but the hotel should rethink their policies on this. Overall, very good hotel for reasonable rates.

Newly remodeled location close to town. Ample parking. The walls are a bit thin and you will hear some noise within the hotel. Nowhere to set your suit except on the ground. In room coffee maker and mini fridge. Our stay started off on a slightly bad note as we did not receive an email from the hotel with our room number or the code to enter. Upon arrival which was around 3 to 4 in the afternoon I had to ring the buzzer at the front door as the facility is not staffed. The innkeeper was quite unhappy that as he stated multiple times “it would take him at least 5 minutes to arrive”. He kept insisting I should go through my emails and find the code I was sent. I found a code Trip. Com sent me but that apparently was not the hotel entry code and did not have my room number. Frustrating way to start our relaxing weekend.