The Saguaro Palm Springs

About a decade ago, this hotel was renovated and made a splash with its bright colors and modern design. I've stayed here quite a few times over the years because it's close to my family's condo and is reasonably priced. While it was never amazing, it was perfectly fine with a fun pool scene, cool design, friendly staff and spacious, if minimalist, guestrooms.||This year, I'm kind of shocked by the condition of the hotel. It's in sore need of a total refresh with chipped flooring, rusted fences, dirty chaise lounge frames, stained chaise lounge covers, threadbare towels at the pool, a closed pool bar, dirty hallway rugs, sun-faded balcony furniture and a general sense of neglect. It almost seems that they're just letting things go so they can sell the place.||If you're looking for a fairly

Positive: The ONLY good thing was the gentleman at the front desk. He was kind, helpful and knowledgeable. Bartender and front desk girls were rude, unhelpful and front desk girl double charged our fees and hotel charge. Negative: This hotel is disgusting/dirty. Carpets in the lobby are worn & dirty, hallway floors outdoors are sticky and filthy. The lobby & rooms are bare bones and resemble a dorm rather than a hotel. I wouldn’t swim in that pool if you paid me. Blue+Yellow=Green

What a great hotel! Lealani at the front desk was super helpful our entire stay. Room was super clean and the pool or even just walking around was really great. Loved the borrow a bike amenity too. They put so much thought into the design and amenities and the staff are all super friendly and helpful. I loved staying here. I made the mistake of staying at The Renaissance once and it was awful and unclean but I was so glad Seguaro was a completely different experience and was a 10 out of a 10 for me! Pup loved it here too by the way and the doggie bag stations were great to be able to use! Saw other cute pups during our stay too! But seriously please tell Lealani we said thank you for making our stay a breeze!

Came for the drag brunch. The queens were beautiful, the performance was great, and the crowd's energy was wild. The people made it a positive experience, but there could be a lot of areas for improvement from the venue. - Price point is high at ~$94 per person (excluding tips) and it only includes one entree plus bottomless mimosas with cheap bubbly. Appetizers and dessert (only churros on the menu) cost extra. They could at least give everyone complimentary churros. - I know no one goes to a drag brunch for the food, but the food really could use improvement. The additional side of shishito peppers was smothered in too much sauce. The avocado toast with eggs looks like a college student's quick-and-easy breakfast. The chicken Caesar salad had a sufficient protein portion, but otherwise

Mother of the Groom here. We were at The Saguaro for our son and daughter-in-law's New Year's Eve wedding. Despite the rainy weather, it was just perfect. Mark Tinor was so great to work with. He made on-the-fly adjustments and set up a tent and provided umbrellas for the guests. Prior to the wedding, he assisted us in securing an early check-in and during the reception he regularly checked in to make sure we were pleased with the food and service. And the food was SO GOOD; among the best I've ever had at a wedding reception! The front desk staff was pleasant and helpful. When we needed a bit of assistance setting up the reception room, the front desk immediately dispatched a handman to help us out. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-equipped. I highly recommend The Saguaro as a w