Desert Isle of Palm Springs, a VRI resort
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Finding an ideal family-friendly resort in Palm Springs does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Desert Isle of Palm Springs, a nice option for travellers like you.
Rooms at Desert Isle of Palm Springs provide a flat screen TV, a kitchenette, and a refrigerator, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available.
In addition, Desert Isle Of Palm Springs Hotel offers a pool and a restaurant, which will help make your Palm Springs trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests.
Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as VillageFest (3.5 km) and McCallum Adobe (3.6 km), guests of Desert Isle Of Palm Springs Hotel can easily experience some of Palm Springs' most well known attractions.
When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Counter Reformation and REVEL Public House, which are some wine bar that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike.
If you are interested in exploring Palm Springs, check out one of the monuments and statues, such as Statue of Lucille Ball, Sonny Bono Statue, and Isabelle.
Desert Isle of Palm Springs puts the best of Palm Springs at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
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Desert Isle was well located, less than 5 miles from the airport, close to attractions like Palm Canyon, Aerial Tramway, downtown Palm Springs. The living Desert is a wonderful attraction about a 20 minute drive away. Manhattan in the Desert is a good restaurant/deli next door. Walgreens is across the street and Ralph's grocery store a 5 minute drive. The Purple room is about a 10 minute drive and the offer nightly shows such as songs from the Rat Pack and Judy Garland and good dining.
An in room safe would be a wonderful addition.
Desert Isle is Highly Recommended and we would return.
Overall the gardens and buildings (while older) were in immaculate condition.
However, the room was very dated in design, old 70's brick and mission brown colour scheme, very different to the great building design that Palm Springs is know for.
I selected it for the price & space combination which may still be a good reason but I would choose somewhere more modern next time and in keeping with the many exciting building that make Palm Springs what it is.
A couple of tips -
1) make sure you’re pretty set on your dates when you book, because it is hard to add on dates without changing the price that you paid initially.
2) we wanted a room close to the pool, on the second floor, with a good view. They gave us exactly what we asked for which was amazing, but since I have never been to Palm Springs before, I didn’t think to ask for a patio area that had afternoon shade. Ours did not, and it made it hard to want to sit on the balcony during the day which is when I like to enjoy the outdoors.
3) There are several rooms that surround the office area, which has a really beautiful water fountain behind it. For convenience reasons and to have a beautiful view, I would probably pick a room near here next time.
4) Coachella and stagecoach both happen in April, which can raise prices in this area significantly. We lucked out and went at the beginning of our spring break in April, and prices were fine. However I found out that Coachella starts the weekend just before we’re leaving, and prices were double or triple in the area.
The resort grounds are also beautiful and well maintained. The property itself is nice, quiet, and laid back. We barely saw a few others during our stay and had the pools and hot tubs to ourselves any time we ventured over to them. The location was perfect for us with plenty within close range and right off of Palm Canyon drive for easy access anywhere.
The office staff were all very friendly and they were extremely helpful during check-in. Overall we'd highly recommend this place and would definitely choose to stay here again in the future if we return to Palm Springs.
"There are no elevators so be sure to ask for a ground level floor so you won't have to lug suitcases up a stairs."Read full review
"All the suits were quiet - we never heard anyone else even though we knew there were families there with small children."Read full review
"We had unit 44, a second floor corner suite with wonderful views of the mountains and very quiet ."Read full review
"Ask for the newer single level units closer to the main reception and pool as they are much newer than where we stayed."Read full review
"all "rooms" are 1 or 2 bedroom condos. The place is a favorite for Time Share folks."Read full review
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