3-Star Hotels in Palm Springs

The rooms are very spacious and the facilities are very full. Free parking is not far from the city center. In fairness, it should be a good hotel with a particularly high cost performance. The disadvantage is that the hotel decoration equipment is too old and can be seen for a long time. It was scary to have someone call the room and knock on the door while sleeping at night. After complaining to the front desk, I stopped, but I didn't find out the reason. I didn't sleep well for one night, and the experience was not good.

The location is ambiguous, there are not many amenities around, and the atmosphere is a bit outdated. Room condition is good and service is good. Parking is outdoors. $9 parking fee is not good. But it's good value for money for a cheap one night stay. Willing to stay again on my next visit.

The location is fantastic. There are plenty of good restaurants, bars, shops within walking distance and walking is easy since the city of Palm Springs is basically flat! I parked in the hotel lot and walked everywhere I wanted to go. The hotel does not have a restaurant or bar but I knew this when I booked so no problem. They do have a small cantina type room where you can buy snacks, some sandwiches, drinks, coffee, etc and ice machines everywhere. The service was very good, all employees where helpful and friendly. My room was very clean and good sized with a large bathroom. The room location was also good, on the ground floor near the pool with a view of a parklike courtyard. The pool was large and crowded (I arrived on Saturday afternoon) and everyone seemed to be having a good time. I took a dip the next morning right after maintenance finished cleaning the pool and was the only one there, it was great! I will definitely stay again at the Palm Mountain Resort.

The hotel's website states ”luxurious rooms.” (See attached screen shot from CT website) Companion & I stayed here 4 nights & this is clearly an overreach. We were happy with many aspects of our stay; nice location, lush clean grounds, cool pool area with wooden tropical tiki decor and polite & helpful staff. The rooms were another story. The bed & furniture were old. The blanket was so old it was well worn. The wall air-conditioner was noisy. The complimentary room coffee was terrible quality. The bathroom was tiny. When I questioned the front desk about the luxurious rooms, they told me they would be putting a lot of money into this place this summer. This hotel was reasonably priced for the area. I understand I need to do more research on accommodations & we have to spend more money. ”You get what you pay for.”

What a beautiful, quaint and charming little hotel! I’ve always wanted to stay here in the past but I was so happy that a room was available on this visit. What wonderful customer service the entire visit. We stayed two nights and were so relaxed! Such a quiet place and walking distance to so many awesome restaurants not to mention the ****** is right across the street. The pool and jacuzzi was open 24 hours a day which was amazing for a late night swim under the palms and full moon. Highly recommend this boutique! Can’t say enough great things about it.

Good airport free shuttle. The high-rise terrace view was really nice. The room close to the elevator is very noisy. But I was able to stand the noise with a nice view. The location is really the best.

Nice for the price.

We had a fantastic time at Fleur Noire this past March. Located in the north of Palm Springs at the southwest corner the intersection of N Indian Canyon Drive and E Vista Chino. It was but a short drive down Canyon Drive to downtown Palm Springs. It was a longer drive to the Indian Wells Tennis Center; watching the BNP Paribas tennis tournament was one of the reasons for our visit to Palm Springs. A sensor-operated sliding gate controlled entry to the parking lot. There were just enough parking slots for the guests; when we got back late after a night session the tennis tournament there was just one slot left for us. Entry to the hotel grounds proper required a Fleur Noire is a boutique hotel with a whimsical mix of architectural and interior design. Bungalows and casitas are arranged around a couple of courtyards. The larger courtyard features the pool and clubhouse. The rosé and champagne bar, La Boisson, opens into the alley connecting the two courtyards. The casitas and bungalows have Spanish-style red tile roofs. We booked a suite which was generally spacious as implied. There was a small kitchen with a 2-person breakfast table. The Frigidaire was useful to keep water and fruit chilly. The furniture was mid-20th Century in design. We appreciated the quirky flamingo and peacock lamp stands. There was no central A/C, a standalone unit cooled the room. The bedroom was roomy. There was built-in closet with two long clothing hanging rods; there was definitely enough room to hang clothes. The bed was comfy and we slept well. Traffic noise did not seem to penetrate through to our casita. The bathroom, however, was a little disappointing. It was small. The shower stall Shower curtains did not overlap enough to prevent water from spraying out onto the floor. The water pressure and hot water were adequate. Breakfast was a self-serve affair. Brewed coffee, croissants, milk, cereal, fresh fruit was available in a small kitchen just off the clubhouse. We would have breakfast outside, sitting by a fire pit when it got a little chilly. We would have either a sundowner / nightcap of rose or beer outside as well, relaxing in the calm of our surroundings. The clubhouse had books and games available. The staff would arrange the free bike rentals, something we saw other guests make use of. We did not take advantage of the pool. The water did feel warm to the touch. Many of our fellow guests did relax in the loungers surrounding the pool. There were not kids; this was an adults-only establishment, guests having to be 21 and older. The grounds lived up to the pictures. Large floral wall murals adorned just about every building. Fire pits provided oases of warmth in the cool desert nights. There were different cacti, yucca, Mexican palm and Palo verde trees planted around the grounds. The Palo verde has a unique adaptation to life in the desert; it will shed its leaves in times of drought but the green branches and trunk are able to carry on with

This was such a nice stay. Small boutique adult hotel with a nice little pool and very well equipped room. The included breakfast was a nice surprise! Close to downtown with a great dining scene. We actually grabbed steaks and salad from the grocery store and ate in one night because it was so cozy we didn't want to leave! The bed was amazingly comfortable! The linen was so nice. We stayed in 4 different hotels on this holiday and this one was the cheapest of all and also our favorite.

With a stay at Movie Colony Hotel - Adults Only, you'll be centrally located in Palm Springs, a 2-minute drive from Palm Springs Convention Center and 13 minutes from Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. This boutique hotel is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Ruth Hardy Park and 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from San Jacinto Mountains.Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an outdoor pool and a spa tub. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Featured amenities include a business center, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk.Make yourself at home in one of the 16 guestrooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and irons/ironing boards.