The Three Fifty Hotel

Perfect vibe and location, easy walk to most places, pool & hot tub.

Old school classic. Ten rooms, all facing the pool, fantastic view of the mountains from the pool, and an easy walk to shopping and food. A great place for triple digit days and relaxing.

Pros: Spacious rooms, good location, no competition for pool loungers Cons: broken ice machine, lack of towels around pool, construction on property early in AM. Overall good location, less good service. I think it’s because the staff and office is across the street at the sister hotel.

We enjoyed the very welcoming, friendly staffs at check in. Offered champagne and lemonade as refresher, and personally helped with luggages and assessing ev charger on site. The bed, room, surfaces and flooring were all well cleaned. The pool area were attended to and tidied with towels and water. Oh! The 82 degree salt pool was the best for night time hanging outside of room! Landscaping and grounds were also pleasantly maintained. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and pleasantly surprised by the wonderful staffs.

I didn't go in the pool this trip because I was there for modernism but I've been at this hotel before and the pool and hot tub are the best part. They are clean and you have a lovely view of the mountains and the fun giant duck floaty. However, I was hoping to say better things about the state of the hotel now that there's new management, and while some things have improved (better air conditioning), some little things really make the experience sub par. Firstly, leave instructions int the room for the various remotes. Second, cleanliness is next to godliness especially at hotels. I found hair in the towels and what looked like blood on the wall of my room. Also the bathroom window of my unit #1 opened all the way and was wider open when I came back to the hotel then when I left my room that morning. Not safe. The breakfast is a handful of yogurts, and muffins and subpar coffee. Mind you I've just gotten back from Greece where every hotel has a massive buffet included with your stay, but I digress. Better breakfast please, or just don't advertise it. A cute candy on the bed, a note of thanks. A curtain rod that doesn't all off when I hand my towels on it. All the little things that can take this cute hotel in a perfect location to the next level. For this price, it beats Twin Palms any day. Hugs.

Everything was great! Only thing was that the ice machine was broken so we had to call over to the other hotel and someone would bring some over (which was amazing) except they would take over an hour where we had to call back. Maybe get a few bags from BevMo and put in a cooler so people could enjoy a cocktail by the pool? Otherwise our stay was great and will definitely go back.

The general quality of the property has gone down since the new owners took over. The jacuzzi didn’t get hot, a workman sent the pool temperature to over 104 degrees. Terrible in room coffee device, continental breakfast not available in the lobby anymore. You need to walk across the street to the Villas for that. One morning there was no coffee at all. In all honesty probably our last visit there.

Nice little motel style property in the downtown area a street back. Pool was great. There are only a handful of rooms all facing the pool.

Dirty toweles left in room from prior person, took asking 3 times to get it removed and replaced. Mold in the shower. Pool is not warmed like advertised. Spa cold/not working. The rooms have new curtains. The curtains do not cover the windows, one room we were given had almost a 1 foot gap for everyone to see our bed. They chnaged us rooms because of it, but those curtains didn't cover either. Had to move furniture to cover the windows.

Pros: Convenient location in Downtown Palm Springs. Our room was spacious (Deluxe Suite) and the staff was friendly. The pool looked nice with lounge chairs surrounding. Parking included. Cons: Outdated and not well maintained. Parking was easy but no parking pass was provided; didn’t know if they were even checking or not who parked in their spaces. Broken glass bottle found in the fridge when we checked in. Several of the light bulbs in the bathroom were burnt out. Towels were worn out. Bed frame SQUEAKED! Hot tub heater was broken during our stay. Though I had gotten this location on a last minute booking (same day in the area), I would not stay at this property again.

It worked out well, great location. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They are located across the street when you check in, but that's fine. The place isn't terribly fancy, but the price is right and clean and comfortable. Lots of kvetching in reviews I read before I left. They do have privacy curtains and they did have sheets and towels that were clean and efficient. They are also dog friendly so my little fur baby came with me on the weekend. You can get drinks and food across the street in the more bougie property if you need to. For a few nights, it's great actually.

The property was not well kept. The garden was not nice. The laminate floors were in horrible condition as well as the bathroom vanities. The towels and sheets were dingy. Neighbors were partying at 3 am. Would never stay here again and the price was high for what we got.

I really did not like it here and would not recommend unless you are young and very budget conscious. The checking is across the street. No cross walk. We were given keys to the wrong room so I had to go back across 2x. My bed sheets did not look clean at all and I found long hairs all over them which is really gross. I would not recommend it or would ever stay here. Yuck. Also the wifi did not not work. No laundry bag in room either- I snuck a trash liner from the maids cart to put my wet bathing suit in because there are no staff at this property.

There was no heating so my room got very cold overnight. The blinds did not fully close, so anyone walking by could see in and I did not have privacy. There was mold in the bathroom, and the floorboards next to the tub were lifting up from water exposure. The bed moved around a lot and was very noisy, even just turning over in bed. The walls were paper thin and I could hear my neighbors snoring all night and tossing and turning on their noisy beds. I would not stay here again.

I didn't go in the pool this trip because I was there for modernism but I've been at this hotel before and the pool and hot tub are the best part. They are clean and you have a lovely view of the mountains and the fun giant duck floaty. However, I was hoping to say better things about the state of the hotel now that there's new management, and while some things have improved (better air conditioning), some little things really make the experience sub par. Firstly, leave instructions int the room for the various remotes. Second, cleanliness is next to godliness especially at hotels. I found hair in the towels and what looked like blood on the wall of my room. Also the bathroom window of my unit #1 opened all the way and was wider open when I came back to the hotel then when I left my room that morning. Not safe. The breakfast is a handful of yogurts, and muffins and subpar coffee. Mind you I've just gotten back from Greece where every hotel has a massive buffet included with your stay, but I digress. Better breakfast please, or just don't advertise it. A cute candy on the bed, a note of thanks. A curtain rod that doesn't all off when I hand my towels on it. All the little things that can take this cute hotel in a perfect location to the next level. For this price, it beats Twin Palms any day. Hugs.

Room is very small. Towels in room and at pool are paper thin and worn. Lots of cosmetic issues. No hot water for 2 days.

Staff was great. Very clean property. Close to everything downtown PS.

Dirty toweles left in room from prior person, took asking 3 times to get it removed and replaced. Mold in the shower. Pool is not warmed like advertised. Spa cold/not working. The rooms have new curtains. The curtains do not cover the windows, one room we were given had almost a 1 foot gap for everyone to see our bed. They chnaged us rooms because of it, but those curtains didn't cover either. Had to move furniture to cover the windows.

Pros: Convenient location in Downtown Palm Springs. Our room was spacious (Deluxe Suite) and the staff was friendly. The pool looked nice with lounge chairs surrounding. Parking included. Cons: Outdated and not well maintained. Parking was easy but no parking pass was provided; didn’t know if they were even checking or not who parked in their spaces. Broken glass bottle found in the fridge when we checked in. Several of the light bulbs in the bathroom were burnt out. Towels were worn out. Bed frame SQUEAKED! Hot tub heater was broken during our stay. Though I had gotten this location on a last minute booking (same day in the area), I would not stay at this property again.

Bad odor in the room. Bed sheet smelled and felt dinged

The pool and hot tub were amazing. The place was super cute and super clean, but the bed…. Oof. It’s was hands down the wiggliest and noisiest bed I’ve ever slept on. (hard too) Anytime my partner or I moved it was like squeak city…. Plus the mattress was hard, which made for a very rough night of sleeping. We both woke up achy, a little grumpy, and super tired. If they remedy the bed situation it would of been a home run❤️ Hopefully they can dial this problem in, because everything else was great.

Old school classic. Ten rooms, all facing the pool, fantastic view of the mountains from the pool, and an easy walk to shopping and food. A great place for triple digit days and relaxing.

Check in at La Serena was easy. Property was clean. The unit was just ok: roomy, bed was comfortable, lighting was dim, bathroom cramped and no counter space. Very convenient and walkable to downtown: that's really what you're paying for. Pool and hot tub, chaises very nice and clean. Staff was excellent.

We enjoyed our stay at The Three Fifty and would recommend it. The room was spacious and comfortable, and we liked the modern clean design. Plus the location was very convenient to downtown Palm Springs. There were a few things that could be improved. One was a noise A/C unit in our room. Another was a loose toilet seat. Also, the quality of towels was not what I would expect given the price we paid. It's not a budget hotel, but the towels would tell you otherwise. But overall we had a positive impression.

Room features were not as expected. Air conditioning did not work and was too noisy to allow sleeping. Hot water in the shower lasted about two minutes and then went full cold. Definitely needed some maintenance. Did not get charged the resort fee (which was not known about in the first place) after advising the front desk of the room maintenance issues. BTW, the front desk is not on-site. Had to walk across the street and south a half block to check in/out of our room. Also, not expected when the room was booked.

We stayed at this place for one night , don’t be fooled by the pictures on line , when you go in there half of the blinds where broken so we had no privacy, anyone could walk buy my room and look in side also the AC unit sounded like it was going to brake the whole night, worst experience ever didn’t sleep for one minute I left the room at 6 am , never again not worth it

We enjoyed our stay for the most part. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. It was a little odd having to check in at the sister hotel, which had a nicer pool, yet we werent allowed to use it. For an advanced heads up, the walls are paper thin. You can hear EVERYTHING. First morning we had a maintenance worker whistle his way through the morning from 7am, and the second morning we had some DIY drilling begin at 8am. The fixtures are not practical. One side of the bed had nowhere to charge a phone for example. Honestly the stay was fine. For sure though, prices should be lowered for what we got or else you should know exacrly what youre getting.

The property location was great. It was walkable to the heart of downtown Palm Springs. It had a retro-vibe which drew me to booking the hotel. Unfortunately the room is in need of updating. We had a large suite in front of the pool and the vertical blinds were a nightmare. The individual panels kept falling off, which meant we had no privacy. If you ran the ceiling fan, it caused the blinds to make so much noise you couldn't sleep. Also, the bathroom sinks had a trickle of water pressure and zero hot water. The room's tv had no wifi, so you couldn't stream any apps like Netflix. There is a daily resort fee, which I can't tell you what it pays for since there is no resort amenities. Breakfast was included which if there was a breakfast we never saw it. There was a tray of what was supposed to be pastries (all gone by 9:30am), a bowl of dates, and that was it. For what we paid, I expected better. Would I stay here again? Absolutely not.

Great location and lovely colors in room. The slat blinds were missing slats so had to use a sheet to cover window. Very little electricity outlets so had to dig to attach my computers. Bathtub drain did not close for bath. TV was going in and out. Room a bit cold and thankfully I brought blankets as hard to turn on heat and no one on site to assist.

Staff was very nice at check-in, which is across the street from the hotel. Room (#7) was one of the smallest of the rooms available, which was expected for a last-minute booking. The only issue we had was the very hard and squeaky bed. The vertical slat curtains offer limited privacy through the clear windows.

It worked out well, great location. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They are located across the street when you check in, but that's fine. The place isn't terribly fancy, but the price is right and clean and comfortable. Lots of kvetching in reviews I read before I left. They do have privacy curtains and they did have sheets and towels that were clean and efficient. They are also dog friendly so my little fur baby came with me on the weekend. You can get drinks and food across the street in the more bougie property if you need to. For a few nights, it's great actually.

I’ve stayed at this hotel several times before and usually had a great experience, but this stay was marred by a poor interaction with the night manager, Luke. When my girlfriend and I had trouble with our key card and couldn’t get into our room, Luke approached us in a very rude manner, suggesting that we were in the wrong room. His approach was dismissive and unprofessional, making us feel uncomfortable instead of helping us resolve the issue. Luke also mentioned that his employee had put us in the wrong room and that it wasn’t supposed to be our room, pointing out the employee’s mistake as if it was relevant to us. This was uncalled for and didn’t help the situation at all. We were simply trying to get into our room, a room we’ve stayed in before, and had experienced key card issues in the past. Instead of offering a solution, Luke crouched down in front of us and aggressively asked what we wanted him to do or what we wanted out of the situation. This behavior was completely unnecessary and unacceptable for a hotel employee, especially one in a managerial role. Customer service was lacking, and it’s a shame because I’ve always enjoyed staying here. I hope the hotel addresses this situation and provides better training for staff moving forward.

Great location! Clean and comfortable bed. Excellent customer service! The guy who was on duty - made our stay exceptional. AC didn’t work in our room… We were moved to a better room. Thank you! 04/11/24 to 04/12/24 Thank you!

We enjoyed our stay. All of the staff were friendly and very attentive to our needs! The location was perfect to walk to everything.

Pros: Spacious rooms, good location, no competition for pool loungers Cons: broken ice machine, lack of towels around pool, construction on property early in AM. Overall good location, less good service. I think it’s because the staff and office is across the street at the sister hotel.

Arrival was not great. We couldn't find where to park or the entrance. Eventually found out there is no entrance. Just parking on the street. We went to the front door. Rang the bell but no one answered. Eventually saw a note that we need to check in at a different hotel, which we didn't know where it was. We walked down and across the street with our stuff, crossing the busy road in the dark, car honking at us....found the toher hotel for check in! Grateful someone walked back over to the place with us and showed us our room. The room was fine. The staff at the other hotel that checked us in were friendly. The location is good. In the morning they have hot water for tea, but it must have been tap water. My tea was so bad I couldn't drink it. My husband liked the place better than I did.

The only issue I had was that my AC unit was not working at ALL and it was 106 degrees outside. I did speak to the front desk and they did moved me to a different “sister” hotel but it was a hassle to move all my belongings around

We enjoyed the very welcoming, friendly staffs at check in. Offered champagne and lemonade as refresher, and personally helped with luggages and assessing ev charger on site. The bed, room, surfaces and flooring were all well cleaned. The pool area were attended to and tidied with towels and water. Oh! The 82 degree salt pool was the best for night time hanging outside of room! Landscaping and grounds were also pleasantly maintained. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and pleasantly surprised by the wonderful staffs.

Having to check in at the ‘sister property’ across the street was a bit of an annoyance as were the patio lights on all inch and no blackout curtains but the property is nicely renewed and maintained, reasonable, and walking distance from a fine dining neighborhood.

I am so sad to say that I was very disappointed in my stay here and it was extremely overpriced. I cannot believe I paid a resort fee on top of the room costs. 1. The walls are very thin so I could hear all the conversations, in detail, going on around the pool and from within the room nearby. 2. The dealbreaker for me was the lack of curtains for the large windows facing the bed. No curtains, just old screen door vertical blinds. I had so much light pollution throughout the night and beginning as soon as first morning light. I was exhausted. Not to mention that blackout curtains would help with the noise pollution. 3. The place was not staffed with full-time, on-site service. I have no idea what resort amenities I was paying for. To check in to my room or ask any questions to an actual person, I had to go across the street to their sister property for in-person, real time assistance. I had a question about my tv not working and couldn’t get anyone on the phone, left a message, but no one called me back. Overall, I feel like I was staying in someone’s abandoned house, squatting in a spare bedroom. It was a cute and clean room but at the price I paid I was expecting an actual hotel.

Great location and relaxing vibe with a very tasteful restaurant.we got upgraded to a suite which made our stay even more pleasant.

The property is very unique looking as it is more of a boutique hotel. The front desk representative was very friendly and eager to help me with any question I had. The property is located within downtown Palm Springs and everything is within walking distance. Very good location

I am a frequent visitor to PS and have stayed from luxury to budget. I found the Three Fifth for a last minute trip and did not want to drive anyplayce. The Three Fifty is a small, reasonably priced gem right downtown one block off of Palm Canyon on a quiet street. Yes, it's a renovated and updated 1950's "motel", but done with style giving it a true Palm Springs vibe.

Old school classic. Ten rooms, all facing the pool, fantastic view of the mountains from the pool, and an easy walk to shopping and food. A great place for triple digit days and relaxing.

Perfect location to downtown Palm Springs!

Nice little motel style property in the downtown area a street back. Pool was great. There are only a handful of rooms all facing the pool.

Small, friendly boutique hotel. In the heart of the action, but quiet and secluded

Great location. Cozy and easy walk to numerous bars/restaurants.

Came to the hotel to celebrate my wife’s birthday. It was a great weekend. There could have been more umbrellas around the pool. The staff was nice, friendly, welcoming and accommodating. It was located in a great area where it was walking distance from stores and restaurants.

Staff was great. Very clean property. Close to everything downtown PS.

Stayed on Juneteenth for a Mother-Daughter overnight trip and practically had the entire place to ourselves. Nice pool, comfy firm bed, continental breakfast provided in the morning. Have stayed here a few times now over the years and would definitely stay again.

This is a great location. Really walkable, very convenient and easy to get to. The pool was small but lovely. I appreciate how they had fresh fruit infused water stations by the pool and in the lobby. There was coffee, tea, and muffins available for breakfast which was also very convenient. I didn’t love the room. First, we had a queen sized bed even though I’d very specifically reserved and paid for a king. Second, the couch was pretty small and very difficult for both of us to fit on and comfortably watch tv. Third, the temperature was wildly different from one room to the next. Lastly, this type of set up is probably not for everyone and I can see it being unpleasant if there are very loud or overly quiet guests there if you’re somewhere in between those two. The rooms are quite close together and you can hear and see almost everything going on in the pool. Every staff member at the property was lovely and friendly and helpful. There were both pros and cons.

It was a cute place. Not too expensive but close to everything in DownTown. Only complaints are the TV didn’t work, the sink water is dirty don’t use it to make coffee or anything, and the shower was scalding hot no matter what I did. Also, the “complimentary breakfast” is a joke to the point where they shouldn’t even offer it. Just give free water instead

There was no person available for check in or check out so we had to go to neighboring hotel. The breakfast was coffee, muffin and yogurt. It was clean but very aged. It felt like we stepped back in time to the 50’s.

The room looked much better in the photos. The vinyl wood type flooring was uneven in certain places in the room. The TV operating instructions with two remotes were confusing and did not actually follow how to operate the TV. The bathroom sink had a slow stream of water that you could not stop. The advertised breakfast that was supposed to be out for guests at 7:30 am was not out. We gave up when it still wasn’t out at 8am and searched for a restaurant nearby. When we complained to the office we were told the general manager would contact us, but we never heard from him.

Check in was a little confusing, as the signage for the sister hotel over the road isn’t particularly good. Apart from that, everything was great. The hotel is small, but this is definitely an advantage- the pool area is relaxing and doesn’t feel crowded, the rooms feel more boutique, the breakfast is good. We also loved that it was pet friendly. We can’t wait to come back!

Having to check in at the ‘sister property’ across the street was a bit of an annoyance as were the patio lights on all inch and no blackout curtains but the property is nicely renewed and maintained, reasonable, and walking distance from a fine dining neighborhood.

I didn't go in the pool this trip because I was there for modernism but I've been at this hotel before and the pool and hot tub are the best part. They are clean and you have a lovely view of the mountains and the fun giant duck floaty. However, I was hoping to say better things about the state of the hotel now that there's new management, and while some things have improved (better air conditioning), some little things really make the experience sub par. Firstly, leave instructions int the room for the various remotes. Second, cleanliness is next to godliness especially at hotels. I found hair in the towels and what looked like blood on the wall of my room. Also the bathroom window of my unit #1 opened all the way and was wider open when I came back to the hotel then when I left my room that morning. Not safe. The breakfast is a handful of yogurts, and muffins and subpar coffee. Mind you I've just gotten back from Greece where every hotel has a massive buffet included with your stay, but I digress. Better breakfast please, or just don't advertise it. A cute candy on the bed, a note of thanks. A curtain rod that doesn't all off when I hand my towels on it. All the little things that can take this cute hotel in a perfect location to the next level. For this price, it beats Twin Palms any day. Hugs.

The general quality of the property has gone down since the new owners took over. The jacuzzi didn’t get hot, a workman sent the pool temperature to over 104 degrees. Terrible in room coffee device, continental breakfast not available in the lobby anymore. You need to walk across the street to the Villas for that. One morning there was no coffee at all. In all honesty probably our last visit there.

The property location was great. It was walkable to the heart of downtown Palm Springs. It had a retro-vibe which drew me to booking the hotel. Unfortunately the room is in need of updating. We had a large suite in front of the pool and the vertical blinds were a nightmare. The individual panels kept falling off, which meant we had no privacy. If you ran the ceiling fan, it caused the blinds to make so much noise you couldn't sleep. Also, the bathroom sinks had a trickle of water pressure and zero hot water. The room's tv had no wifi, so you couldn't stream any apps like Netflix. There is a daily resort fee, which I can't tell you what it pays for since there is no resort amenities. Breakfast was included which if there was a breakfast we never saw it. There was a tray of what was supposed to be pastries (all gone by 9:30am), a bowl of dates, and that was it. For what we paid, I expected better. Would I stay here again? Absolutely not.