Alcazar Palm Springs

My wife and I enjoyed our stay at the Alcazar. Would go back.

This place is different than most hotels in a good way because the room is all pure white. It definitely looks good and very clean. Aside from the room, the place is right next to downtown palm spring so you can just walk from this hotel and enjoy the nightlife without worrying about driving. Additionally, the staff was excellent.

The hotel was great. The staff was friendly and courteous. The Manager (a little creepy). But all in all it was a nice place to stay. Cable TV and Pay Preview would have been nice to have. My boyfriend and I thnk that should be added. I highly reccomend the bar area Birba. As far as the restaurant... Cheeky's, NO WAY!!!! These were the unhappiest set of employees I have ever had to deal with. Not one waitress or waiter knew how to smile. They were rude, acted like they did not want ot be there. There are so many other places in Plam Springs to eat. Please choose another restaurant to eat at.

Staff and stay was beyond our expectations! The room was large and comfortable. We had a beautiful walled patio with a sitting area and gorgeous flowers. The jacuzzi was very relaxing after a long day of driving.

My boyfriend and I stayed here overnight and couldn't be happier with our experience. The Alcazar is a beautiful, modern, and charming hotel. The rooms are very simplistic, which I love, and have the most comfortable down comforters imaginable. The staff was very accomodating, allowing us to check-in 2 hours before the posted check-in time and allowing for late check-out. Despite the fact the rooms are all white and have plantation shutters, it stayed dark in our room until we managed to get out of bed, around 11am! The pool is very relaxing and over-sized beach towels were provided. It's location couldn't be any better...super close to downtown and fine eateries. I look forward to coming back here in the near future!

Just got back from a couple nights at the Alcazar. The hotel was clean and quiet and accommodating. My boyfriend and I loved the heated saltwater pool (warm enough to swim in on a chilly, overcast evening in February) and the overall look of the hotel. Our room was nice and large, and we appreciated that the hotel provided bicycles free of charge. We will definitely return! This place is a steal.

My husband and I prefer small boutique hotels whenever possible because they're unique, have friendlier staff, and good locations. The Alcazar is a winner on all counts. Our room was huge, The hotel's decor was inventive and striking - all white with black accents. A heated salt water pool, whirlpool, and lovely sitting area was just steps from our door. The Hotel offered the complimentary use of bikes, and was adjacent to one of our favorite restaurants, Cheekies. The manager was welcoming and even told my husband how to build a duplicate of one of the water features on the property when we both admired it. I would highly recommend this hotel.

The hotel may have been nice, however we aren't sure. We stayed at Alcazar Hotel during a wind storm in Palm Springs. The power was knocked out all night. Other places around us got power back but the hotel did not. Although not their fault, it made our stay miserable. We had to go out and buy a flash light just to see in the room. The staff did not seem very apologetic about the situation.

We liked this 50s era updated hotel. It is attractive and comfortable and near the main drag. However, our room backed onto a busy street and the very loud sound of traffic made it nearly impossible to go to sleep. I finally dozed off at around 3:30 Am. I would return but I would demand to be lodged in a section of the hotel that does not back onto that very busy street. The hotel room we were in was in the 30s series so stay away from there if you stay there.

This is a lovely boutique hotel nestled in a great location that's close to downtown and right behind the amazing breakfast spot Cheeky's and the new high end pizza/bar Birba. It's quaint and cozy and the grounds (especially the pool/jacuzzi area) are pretty and relaxing. Like most boutique hotels, none of the rooms look or feel the same and the quality/size varies a great degree. Make sure you ask lots of questions about where you're specifically being situated before you arrive.