Pechanga Resort Casino

Room was clean, easy check in, pool hours were incorrect on website which was disappointing, overall good experience

One of the nicest hotels I’ve stayed at and I’ve stayed at a lot. Gave unlimited free water called the concierge to get an extra towel and water came within 10 mins. Very friendly staff. Another love is the amount of food options were extensive we didn’t have to leave to find variety and food was good. I do have two complaints tho first can’t be helped but the place is huge, easy to get turned around in the ****** and to get the parking from the resort tower is like a 0.5 mile walk which was so draining when having to grab things from the car have to walk throughout the ****** to get to the garages. Second complaint is The Cove hours picked the resort for the swim up pool but it closes at 5pm which is very early for a place with a bar.

Pools are fantastic. They separate kids pool from adult. Swim up bar. Tight tight machines. Alot of people saying the same thing. Good restraunts. Food court just OK.

Great stay. Our suite was clean and had very comfortable furniture. Room service was prompt and professional and not nearly as pricey as Vegas. The Eggs Benedict was perfectly poached and fruit tray was fresh and delicious. Had a few handpays before we left which is always nice. Played golf and the course had beautiful views and flawless greens. I didn't get a chance to see the pool because there was a private party. We did stroll around outside after sunset and found a cute patio with a fire feature with comfortable padded chairs to hang and enjoy the cool night air. The only downside was the construction which for us was a minor distraction and we don't spend much time in the room anyhow. A cute touch, we were given ear plugs and a chocolate hammer.

This concert should mark the end of the road for the Beach Boys in their current form. It was difficult to watch. Mike Love sang only five songs before spending much of the concert seated beside the drum kit, looking frail and visibly uncomfortable. The show ended earlier than expected, seemingly because of his health. Compared to the concert I attended in November 2025, he appeared to have lost at least 20 pounds. His voice was noticeably weaker, lacking the strength and confidence that once defined his performances. While it's understandable that he feels a responsibility to keep the Beach Boys touring and support everyone who depends on the band, there comes a point where someone's well-being should take precedence over continuing to perform. John Stamos contributed on guitar and drums, and his drumming was one of the evening's highlights. However, his singing was mediocre, and he seemed distracted throughout the show. He repeatedly walked toward the side of the stage where his wife and young son were seated and rarely displayed the charismatic smile and stage presence audiences have come to expect. His focus appeared to be on bringing his son onstage rather than engaging with the audience. While it was undoubtedly a meaningful family moment, his son neither played an instrument nor contributed musically, making the segment feel out of place during a professional concert. The setlist featured many classic Beach Boys hits, but the performances felt strangely lifeless. The band delivered the songs competently, yet there was almost no emotion, enthusiasm, or meaningful interaction with the audience. Instead of celebrating one of America's greatest catalogs, the concert felt mechanical and uninspired—like watching a dim light bulb slowly fade. The one standout performer was Christian Love. He possesses a stunning, rich voice that captured the spirit of the Beach Boys far more effectively than anyone else on stage. His performances injected much-needed energy into an otherwise flat evening. Mike Love would be wise to step aside and allow Christian to assume a larger leadership role. Rather than continuing under increasingly difficult circumstances, the future could be better served by letting Christian carry these timeless songs forward under a new identity, such as "Christian Love and the Songs of the Beach Boys." For longtime fans, this was a disappointing and sobering concert that suggested the Beach Boys have reached the point where preserving their legacy may be more important than extending it.

Nice place, Queen. Close to winery fund gameplay good buffet. Nice around, get some exercise.

I'll be short : WORST ****** IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA !!!

We just checked out honestly for the price we paid we expected at least to get housekeeping service and we did not we were out all day and came back to the room exactly the way we left it yesterday. Very disappointed. I have worked housekeeping in hotels over 28 years and this would be unexceptable in any place I have worked. Had to call to get fresh towels and the coffee waters since we did t get service they were not replaced. Would not return. The steakhouse is way below standards also.

We booked to stay at Pechanga for our wedding weekend as it was closer to the venue and we had the worst experience. We booked a suite for the bridal party to get ready in and at check in all of the rooms weren’t ready. It was 5 o’clock and check in was 3 but I figured they would get it figured out soon. We checked into the two rooms we had but couldn’t get into the suite we needed to set up and get dressed steamed and everything organized for the next day so we decided to grab something to eat. At 7 the rooms were still not ready and they didn’t really have an answer and said they would text me when it was ready. We finally received a text a little after 8 and then we had to wait in a long line again to get our keys. When we finally got to the front of the line I let them know that I was really disappointed that it’s 8:30 and I’m just now getting a room and I was trying to understand what happened. They started making a bunch of excuses at first saying it was because I had three rooms and then telling me it was because the person in our room checked out late. I did express my disappointment and had a response that” I was getting married tomorrow what do I have to be disappointed about” YIKES! No apology, no offer of a late check out Sunday to make up for it just an attitude. I did ask to speak to a manager and was told nobody was available and they would call me but that never happened. I would not stay here again especially with the price of the room it doesn’t match up to the level of service. They also have a major valet issue and my husband waited 45 minutes t get the car and they admitted that the digital system has issues. That delay made him 30 minutes late to the wedding venue and added extra stress. The valet guys totally knew that what was happening was a constant issue but for some reason it’s not being fixed. Again save your money and just stay at the local Courtyard or Hampton Inn.