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Amber and the rest of the staff were phenomenal. So friendly and accommodating. Only thing we would recommend changing are the balcony/patio lights. They can’t be turned off and still illuminated the room quite a bit despite a blackout shade. Otherwise this place was perfect!

A Peaceful Desert Oasis, Perfect for a Relaxing GetawayWe had a truly wonderful stay at this cozy cabin in Yucca Valley! It’s the perfect blend of comfort, privacy, and desert charm, ideal for a couple’s escape or a quiet trip with friends.The main cabin is thoughtfully designed and well-maintained, with a super comfortable queen bed and everything you need for a relaxing stay. The bathroom was clean and stocked with fresh towels, and the fully-equipped kitchen made it easy to cook meals and enjoy slow mornings at our own pace. Everything from the stove to the microwave worked perfectly, and the space felt warm and inviting.One of the most unique features is the second queen bed located in a separate outdoor bedroom on the deck, such a cool option for those wanting a little extra space or a more immersive desert experience. It’s great to have the flexibility, especially for groups of three or four.The outdoor patio was our favorite spot in the evenings. Grilling dinner on the BBQ while the sun set behind the desert hills was such a peaceful way to end the day. Whether you're inside or out, you can really feel the care that went into making this place a serene retreat.We also appreciated the heating and air conditioning, it kept the space comfortable no matter the time of day.Overall, this cabin is a hidden gem for anyone looking to unwind and enjoy the beauty of Yucca Valley. Can’t wait to come back!

This home is a perfect desert retreat! We booked it as the last leg of a 2 week journey and it was the best way to unwind and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Very spacious, with comfortable beds, and the kitchen has all the amenities of home. Although the bed was super cozy and comfortable, I wish the other blankets and towels were more plush. I appreciate how they match the aesthetic of the house, but the throw blankets we found weren’t very cozy. That said, the rustic decor and feel of the house is very appropriate for the desert landscape. (Our friends stayed nearby in a very modern home with a bubble tent outside and we thought The Ocotillo was more true to the overall vibe and gave the experience we were looking for).Getting to the property is a little tricky, even with the provided maps. Definitely heed the advice and arrive in the daytime, as the “markers” are difficult to distinguish in the pitch black of night, especially since we didn’t know what the markers looked like. Turning on the satellite view on our GPS was a life saver. I’d recommend driving an SUV or something with a higher suspension.The property is large enough where it doesn’t even feel like you have a neighbor. The sky was so clear and so many stars visible with the naked eye. A fancy telescope is provided, but we didn’t use it. The link provided to instructions for it didn’t work so we found a YouTube video for it and it was overwhelming for us. The onsite art gallery was inspiring and beautiful.

Room was spacious and comfortable. Close to Joshua Tree National Park.

The property itself is nice and quiet and clean. It's off the main road through town so the street is very busy and the there isn't much to look at in the area. I'd stay here again.