I think we got ripped off at $179 a night, but it was Stagecoach weekend, so what do you do? Anyway, the room was clean, the staff was friendly and it served it's purpose. Would definitely stay there again! And the buffet they had was AWESOME!

I booked this hotel for $63 on priceline, then the hotel adds another mandatory $18 "resort" fee upon check-in. Not good.

The floors are as noisy as other reviewers have said, but I got a room on the 3rd level, so no worries there. The rooms facing Hwy. 111 do get some serious traffic noise, too.

The rooms is not quite as nice as a Best Western. The pillows and mattress are lumpy. There is no sound-proofing. The TV gets a limited number of channels. In my room, only 1 of 3 lamps was actually functioning. The bathroom is quite cramped.

The best feature is the strong wi-fi Internet signal.

This hotel wildly exceeded my expectations. The price was so reasonable--compared with other Palm Springs properties--that I was afraid it would be a dump. Not at all! I took my two sons (12 and 18) for spring break and we had a wonderful time. The hotel in general, and our room in particular were spotless. We had a one bedroom suite with a bath and a half. It was very large, comfortable, and had nice amenities. We had a lovely view of the golf course and mountains. The included breakfast is a very nice continental breakfast... cereal, fruit, breads and coffee. Don't expect a full-breakfast buffet. A few suggestions and observations:
- You'll need a car. There is a lot to do in the greater Palm Springs area, but nothing is walking distance from the hotel. Indian Wells is a 20-30 minute drive from Palm Springs.
- Poolside dining is limited and a bit expensive.
- This is the old "Desi Arnaz Western Hills Resort" built by Desi and Lucy in 1957. Very cool history. Take the time to look at all the fabulous photos displayed in the lobby area. Unfortunately, the 50s decor and architecture are gone... obviously the hotel has been renovated to look new.
- The Indian Wells Resort is a perfect place to relax. Don't expect a lot of "resort activities" like exercise classes, happy hours or the like. Its not that sort of place.
- Be aware that you will be charged a nightly "resort fee" of $18. I find this to be a weird add-on, but it seems to be the local custom of all the area resorts, including the Miramonte.
We loved it and would be very happy to return.

A very nice resort in a lovely town. A great value for the price. We had a suite with a big size living room. Nice bedroom and one very large Bathroom and a powder room. The pool area is terrific. Nice continental breakfast buffet included. Happy hour drink specials and free appetizers. Very clean and well decorated rooms. Would definetly stay here again when returning to the Palm Springs area.