“Most clean motel in Indio!! Great place!!”

Central motel for restaurants. Clean and modern facilities. Odorless non-smoking rooms. Courteous and prompt service.

“Great value for the money”

Very pleased with this budget motel. It was recently remodeled, very clean, and had nice touches in all the right places. Tile floor and new countertips in the bathroom, new sheets, and big full new pillows. The rest was very simple but fresh and clean. Reception is open 24/7, easy, no hassles. Can't beat it for the price.

“Great service!”

I had a late arrival and sometimes hotel staff just aren't all that excited to have late checkins, but the clerk was so sweet and helpful and she was just as cheerful the next morning! Great hotel and I'd be happy to go back!

“Good hotel for the Tennis Open”

Weppreciated the roses, and the breakfast. It would have been good if the hotel TV carried the Tennis Channel since we came to see the BNP Paribas Open, and had day tickets, but not night tickets. Other than that, it was fine.

“Good for a night but not the highlight of Indio”

After the rates that you pay in Vegas for luxury acomodation everything looks expensive. We paid twice as much for this room than what we were paying in Las Vegas for a Two Queen room in a Luxury Tower. This hotel was in a nice area and the staff was very friendly and helpful, the beds were comfortable and the internet worked fine. The only problem we had was that the carpet in the room was damp around the bed and we got wet feet and really dirty socks when we were getting to bed.

“Nice hotel”

Nice and clean.

“Comfortable and clean”

Very convenient to nearby shopping and restaurants, reasonable rates.

“not bad at all”

saw one and half star rating and was expecting a total dump but the place was fine. room was clean, bed was comfortable, shower was decent-i don't understand why it's been rated so low.

“Economical and smart organization”

Eventhough this Super8 is in repairs (a new building, corridors and stairs), our stay was OK. There were a well equiped room and an outdoor pool with plenty of sun but not a spa. Welcome was minimal for kids (but my son made friends at the pool), the clerks were clueless for hikes in the canyons and state national parks, and there was no great restaurant before La Quinta city. In the breakfast room, a display of flyers and a PC computer give some very useful info.

“Indio Hotel”

Hotel was hard to find, but fine once we found it.