It was a decent last minute hotel stay very quiet I'm very easy to check in very easy to check out has no swimming pool the rooms are a bit old need to be renovated and upgraded but what do you expect from the Travelodge nothing super special but just just good enough where you're comfortable

3.0

Motel 6 Twentynine Palms

2.0 out of 5.0

from$57

A verified traveler said

Oct 1, 2017

It was okay. Good for just a 1 Night stay. Room is pretty clean. You can tell they renovated their rooms. Bed is clean little hard though. Would like to stay there again if I ever visit My Wife's GrandParents Grave.

3.9

Best Western Gardens Hotel at Joshua Tree National Park

2.5 out of 5.0

from$100

A verified traveler said

Dec 25, 2017

The hotel staff were very friendly, especially the breakfast staff. They welcomed us when we walked in and announced items available for ordering. Location is close to Joshua National Park. Bedding was very comfortable. Lack of sound proof between floors was a drawback, we could hear footsteps of ...

3.7

Super 8 Yucca Valley / Joshua Tree National Park Area

2.0 out of 5.0

from$60

A verified traveler said

Apr 15, 2018

suit was accommodating with king, beds and sofa, but bathroom and sink were very small and motel quality, insulation was poor so you can hear neighbors and hallway. breakfast was good.

3.6

WiFi is weak and could be improved , laundry is available, clean room close to Joshua Tree park

3.6

Americas Best Value Inn & Suites - Joshua Tree National Park

2.0 out of 5.0

from$60

A verified traveler said

Mar 19, 2018

The hotel was located conveniently in town, the hot tub was clean and empty when we visited it. The hotel had several food choices for a continental breakfast, but limited seating. Room was good and clean.

3.8

High Desert Motel Joshua Tree National Park

2.0 out of 5.0

from$54

A verified traveler said

Apr 16, 2018

Loved the fireplace. Quiet and comfortable. Will stay here again.

4.4

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Twentynine Palms

2.5 out of 5.0

from$98

A verified traveler said

Mar 19, 2018

HI Express met all expectations. It was conviently located and provided easy access to Joshua Tree National Park. Hotel was quiet and room was spacious.

3.8

Sunnyvale Garden Suites - Joshua Tree National Park

2.5 out of 5.0

from$92

A verified traveler said

Oct 31, 2017

The staff was wonderful. The room was big and comfortable. The shower water could be warmer but it worked perfectly for our needs.

4.6

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Twentynine Palms

2.5 out of 5.0

from$109

A verified traveler said

Sep 29, 2017

We were planning a 1 night stay and decided to turn it into 3 because of the hotel, area and Joshua Tree National park. The hotel is very clean and the breakfast was great. I wish we could take this place to our next stop. You can’t beat the price either. It’s so hard to find a great hotel for a ...

Pioneertown Motel

2.5 out of 5.0

from$180

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Hotels in Twentynine Palms

No matter what type of traveler you are, there's likely a hotel in Twentynine Palms that will meet all your needs. Orbitz has 12 of them here, most of which rate highly for Location and Hotel Staff. Stay as long as you'd like — you won't want to miss Luckie Park, Roadrunner Dunes Golf Course, Knott Sky Park and 29 Palms Creative Center & Art Gallery.

Activities in Joshua Tree

There's something for the whole brood in Joshua Tree.

Tuck into a matinee or enjoy a night out at Cinema 6 Theatre and Bijou Cinema—a movie is also a great option for date night while you're in town.

If a little rest and relaxation is in order, head to Vida Cleanse, Naturalives Rejuvenation Day Spa and West Pools & Spas to rejuvenate and enjoy some serious pampering.

Getting to Twentynine Palms

The most direct path to Twentynine Palmsis through Twentynine Palms Airport and Roy Williams.

Where to stay in Joshua Tree

Palm Springs International Airport is the main hub for flights into Joshua Tree and the surrounding area.

Where to eat in Twentynine Palms

Twentynine Palms is home to plenty of eateries designed for grabbing a snack or digging into a serious meal. Among them are Denny's, Santana's Mexican Food, Red Lotus and Foster's Freeze. All are also good options for resting your feet between sightseeing excursions. So pull up a chair, take a load off, and maybe even try a new dish or two.

Where to eat in Joshua Tree

After shopping or sightseeing all day, a hearty meal may be in order. Break bread and rest your tired feet at Del Taco, Zapopan Mexican Food and Little Caesars Pizza.

Shopping in Twentynine Palms

Saphiro's opens its doors to all kinds of shoppers, offering a range of wearables and gifts.

Cellular One is a tech-lover's paradise.

Outdoor adventures in Joshua Tree

Don't forget to leave time to enjoy a little nature while in Joshua Tree. Head to Joshua Tree Rock Climbing School or Hot Springs Park for a refreshing walk or afternoon picnic.

Outdoor adventures in Twentynine Palms

Don't forget to leave time to enjoy a little nature while in Twentynine Palms. Head to Luckie Park or Arch Rock for a refreshing walk or afternoon picnic.

Activities in Joshua Tree

There's something for the whole brood in Joshua Tree.

Tuck into a matinee or enjoy a night out at Cinema 6 Theatre and Bijou Cinema—a movie is also a great option for date night while you're in town.

If a little rest and relaxation is in order, head to Vida Cleanse, Naturalives Rejuvenation Day Spa and West Pools & Spas to rejuvenate and enjoy some serious pampering.

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Very nice hotel overall

Nice hotel. Great location. Close to the park. Very nice hotel staff!

Excellent hotel.

A charming surprise in the desert

This small, clean, friendly hotel in a beautiful setting is perfect place to start your exploration of Joshua Treee National Park. Only a 5 minute drive to the northern entrance of the park, and to the 3 mi. roundtrip trail leading to 49 Palms Oasis. (An easy , beautiful hike, I highly recommend). Our room was spacious, clean, very private and quiet, with a full kitchen(!) and a little patio with 2 chairs and a table to drink your coffee and watch the sunrise. The yard is a desert paradise, artistically appointed by many different flowering cactuses and plants, has a real Southwest feel. The pool is very clean(not heated), the hot tub is great, but beware, it is operating between 5-19 PM only.Really good to soak in there after a day hike. It is truly a place home away from home, perhaps because it is a small, privately owned motel, and the owner takes great care of and great pride in this little treasure. Go there! You will love it.

Basic motel close to Joshua Tree

I chose this motel on a recent trip to Joshua Tree because of price ($109/ night) and proximity to Joshua tree. My friends were camping inside the park and each day it was about a half hour drive to join them at the Ryan campgrounds. Check in is at the somewhat nicer hotel next door. They tell you this is due to a remodel of the lobby, but looking at past reviews it seems this remodel has been going on for years so I would say this will be the situation indefinitely. Breakfast is also at the hotel next door. All I saw was dry cereal. Coffee dispenser was empty and I couldn’t find anyone to refill it so I ended up just grabbing coffee at the nearby Burger King on my way to the park. Motel has a small unheated pool. Also a coin operated laundry room is available for guests. Door locks are a little touchy. You have to swipe your key very slowly and from the top only in order for it to work and unlock the door. The room I found to be reasonably clean and comfortable. The small kitchen area was very useful and had a fridge, microwave and small sink area. I had brought food with me from LA but on arriving realized there is actually a large grocery store next door to the motel called Stater Brothers. Probably the biggest downside to this place is the noise. Being from mid city Los Angeles I didn’t think I would be bothered, but the noise from the struggling heating and air conditioning unit as well as parking lot/ highway noise did wake me up quite a few times.