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FYI: This is an adults only Hotel/Resort. Loved that the large pool and all of the hot tubs are filled with mineral water. This makes a huge difference when you swim/soak for a long time. Because my skin did not wrinkle at all after swimming for hours. I didn't even have to rinse out my bathing suit like I normally have to because it smelled and felt completely clean afterwards. My massage was on time and I felt refreshed afterwards. My spa room was extremely spacious. Although the room lacks a television (which is fine with me) and a microwave (which would have been nice if I wanted to heat up food/drinks), it does have a small refrigerator along with Turkish robes and sandals for guests to borrow. The spa room had the biggest and deepest hot tub that I have ever seen in personal hotel room! The tub filled relatively quickly with perfectly heated mineral water. Had double blinds if you want the room extra dark. Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort surprised us with a bottle of sparkling wine for our anniversary in our room. So why the 3 stars instead of 5 stars?.... $20 Sesame crusted tuna bowl was delicious but extremely small. Its portion size is like an appetizer. When I asked for extra sauce (sized like a typical small sauce container), the cafe replied that it would be an extra surcharge. My spa room had air conditioning and a fan. I had set my room to 70 degrees, but it felt like 78 degrees, even overnight... both my husband and I were sweating all night and couldn't sleep at all. The final kicker was the bill, which breaks down the pricing in a difficult to understand manner because of the way the credit cards were charged. I was initially quoted a price over the phone for my one night stay and 2 massages that supposedly included all taxes and fees, except for massage gratuity. When I checked out, there was a sudden addition of a $34 sales tax charge on my room. I didn't feel like arguing over $34, but the sudden last minute extra charge just ruined my overall experience.

This is my go-to hotel in the desert. I know there are many places to stay in DHS but Aqua Soleil is THE spot. Try all the spots, which was my original plan, but when I went here, I never tried any other places because I am so happy and comfortable here . I know, it sounds over-the-top but this place is ALWAYS CLEAN and if something comes up the staff is there to help. The pool is clean and centrally located in the middle of the hotel so you can look out and see the pool, jacuzzi and mineral spring pool, surrounded by tall trimmed palms on all 4 corners of the inner area of the hotel. This place is across the street from a Grocery Outlet so you can make a store run if you need stuff. It is at the beginning of the strip in Desert Hot Springs, right off the main road so if you keep traveling down the main road, go get food/drinks/a few little shops - the do flip a U and go right back to the hotel. There are fridges in the rooms and a community microwave on the first floor outside and vending machines for sodas inside the main lobby. I have been coming here for the past 2+ years. They are constantly making improvements and keeping up with maintenance. There is also a small population of doves that chill on the railing 🤍 of the third floor.

The hotel is old, and the health conditions are OK. There are many swimming pools and soaking pools which are the biggest two points, but there are no ready-made bathing suits. Temporary bathing suits bought in hotel malls are expensive. There are a lot of parking spaces, and there are a lot of companies built by the conference group on weekends. Although I had my order when I checked in, the two-day order I received showed him two rooms on the same night, and the person who looked like the manager at the front desk communicated with the agent using his slow network. It took me forty minutes to arrange my room. But in the end stayed smoothly. The surrounding area is not far from the fast food concentration area, and it is easy to refuel. In the desert mountain Ole, the west gate of Joshua Tree Park and the center of Palm Springs, only 40 minutes away from the west gate of Joshua Tree Park is a good place to rest. The price is decent.

El Morocco Inn and Spa I cannot understand how this hotel got the rating it did. I am currently staying in the hotel and I have a number of issues. I will list the issues below: Room: • Good size and mattress is a 7 on a scale of 10. • Bathroom: has a cute metallic sink, but there is no place to put things like toothbrush, toothpaste, and soap, so I brush my teeth in kitchen.. • Kitchenette: is nice size with small table and 2 chairs, but there are no plates, cups, silverware or anything that one would expect in a kitchen. • Very dark Restaurant: • There is none. • We are provided with a sheet of paper where we select items that we want for breakfast. Items include: bagels, cream cheese, boiled eggs, oa**eal, juice, and condiments. • Then they have French roast containers that are pre-prepared with coffee and all guests have to do is add hot water. Unfortunately the glass containers do not keep the coffee warm. • I mistakenly managed to burn my bagel and there was no way to replace it. Pools: • This is where they hit it out of the park. They have a large jacuzzi with hot springs water (104 degrees) and a swimming pool (90 degrees). • Sufficient lounges, but with very thin cushions. • In fact, all cushions and pillows around the place are old and worn. Saunas: • They have dry and wet saunas that are built for 1 or a couple. Outdoors: • They have a back yard where they have games (bocce ball), and hammocks. • They may have aimed for authenticity because the yard is covered with dirt. • It is the smoking area and there are 2 overflowing ashtrays. Overall: • It is super tacky!!! With a capital T. They have included numerous Moroccan artifacts scattered around the place. Massage: • Best masseuse ever, Rebecca. Staff: • Front=desk staff are very friendly and very helpful. Bottomline: If you are used to 4 or 5-star places, you should not book here. If you are okay with 3-star places then this place is for you.

This is a better hotel than more expensive hotels. I suggest to book a deluxe room which has kitchen because the hotel doesn't have restaurants, so self-cooking might be a good idea rather than finding restaurants outside. The town has only several restaurants. I note that the hotel doesn't have sauna, just a FYI.