Fairfield Inn & Suites Twentynine Palms-Joshua Tree National Park Reviews

Happy to be there! Great located near the Joshua tree national park. Only a shame there was no chance to eat there at the evening

Convenient hotel for traveling to Joshua Tree Park. The nearest entrance to the park is 7 minutes away. Standard breakfast, rooms, free parking. The deposit is small, returned a month after departure.

Great for use when visiting Joshua Tree National Park The breakfast was especially good. You can eat plenty of waffles, bread, bacon, etc., and coffee and hot water are always provided.

The room is large and the bedding is comfortable

High cost performance

Mona at the front desk was really helpful. A clean spot. Quiet stay near the park! Decent breakfast

It’s a wonderful Hotel, very nice staff, and located in the town 29 Palms, and just 5 miles from Joshua Tree National Park- North entrance. There’s lots of great restaurants nearby, and we had late lunch at a Wonderful Mexican restaurant Enchada, huge portions and great margaritas!

Overall good. Breakfasts in the morning are identical each morning. Parking fees came as a surprise seeing $10 charged per night stay. But otherwise good location and proximity to the Joshua Tree National Park North Entrance.

The breakfast was sad. No knives, no forks, no yogurt, the sandwiches ran out, then the milk ran out. Many people crowding around the serving area the minute food was brought over. Hotel also charged for parking even though this is in the middle of nowhere with lots of parking. Premium rates for glorified camping.

This hotel is the best option for a base in Twentynine palms to explore Joshua Tree National Park. It has friendly staff, convenient parking, nice rooms, and complimentary breakfast each morning.

Overall experience was not great for this pre-Thanksgiving trip. Several issues: 1) the hotel was very short-staffed, even though they knew ahead of time that it was fully booked. 2) There was "free breakfast" but by 8:30am they had run out of everything so 30+ guests were all waiting around to find a staff member to ask if they were going to replenish the food and the utensils and cups. 3) For my room, the shower never got hot enough for me to have a satisfying shower each night. 4) Just like others have mentioned, the walls are thin and you could hear conversations from the next room and people in the hallways very clearly. On the positive side, 1) all the hotel staff were all really friendly once you could find them, 2) free parking and free breakfast (albeit just toast and orange juice because they ran out of everything else) was still pretty nice, 3) the location is great, next door to Grocery Outlet and only a 5-min drive to the Joshua Tree National Park North Entrance.

Best option around town. There was a buzzing sound outside the building that we could hear from inside our room. Not the quietest.

Check in and check out were quick and staff was very friendly. Room was older, but very clean. SUPER comfortable mattress and pillows. You can hear the people talking in the rooms on the other side of the wall; we heard loud snoring from the other room all night. But staff can’t help thy. The lady preparing breakfast was an incredibly hard worker. We were very pleased with our stay and would highly recommend to others.

The location was convenient for the venue of our daughter's wedding. Unfortunately, the hotel itself is very old, with old worn out furniture and a lumpy bed. With taxes we paid $327.65 per night which would have been fine if this was a typical Marriott.