Find hotels near Hi-Desert Medical Center, Joshua Tree from AED 224

"This was a beautiful place to stay for our brief trip to Joshua Tree. We stayed with our 12 and 10 year old children, and they loved the huge yard with hammocks, games and plenty of space to play. We loved using the hot tub and BBQ after a long day hiking, and everyone wished we could have stayed longer."

"Property is very nice "

"When you walk into the house you will be wowed by the spectacular view of the boulders outside. Stunning. The house is as described in the website, and the kitchen well equipped for cooking meals. Hot tub is a great plus.One thing to be aware of is that if you use the fireplace make sure to switch on the fan to draw the smoke (it’s on the left side). Ethan and Fabianne are easy to communicate with.Our second stay. Don’t delay! Book!"

"No shampoo or body wash in the bathroom, otherwise it was ok"

"This unit was a mile down a dirt road, but not a bad dirt road"

"The hosts went above expected to help set up a proposal. They were responsive and provided all details. The location/surrounding area is beautiful. What a great place, thank-you!"

"Beautifully decorated, clean and comfortable. This lovely home had everything we needed and the owner communicated readily prior to our stay. Check in was a breeze. Great location! Will come again! "

"Loved the decor, great location with night skies."

"We recently stayed here and appreciated the location, aesthetic, and well-stocked kitchen, along with great blackout curtains for sleeping in. However, the home is not well-suited for families or multiple guests as advertised. There is only one bathroom with no fan, and both doors have large gaps at the bottom, offering very little privacy—everything can be heard. The space is very minimal, and the TV area only had a thin blanket, which didn’t add much comfort. Supplies were limited (one roll of paper towels, one dishwasher tab), which felt insufficient for a multi-night stay. One other thing—the mounted “luxury” shampoo and conditioner bottles in the shower were actually filled with Kirkland (I recognized it from using it before), which felt a bit misleading."