RESET Hotel

RESET Hotel in Twentynine Palms, California is a design-forward desert boutique stay built for slowing down, stargazing, and resetting near Joshua Tree National Park.

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Desert-first setting: The property sits on a wide-open stretch of high desert near the north entrance to Joshua Tree National Park, giving the stay a quieter, more secluded feel than highway-adjacent lodging. It’s a strong base for early park starts and late-night sky watching.

Rooms made for outdoor living: All rooms have private patios designed to extend your space into the desert, with features geared toward lounging and stargazing. Some room types add an outdoor soaking option for a more spa-like wind-down.

Curated in-room comforts: Expect thoughtful touches like pour-over coffee setups, filtered shower hardware, and upgraded bath products that fit the hotel’s wellness-leaning concept. The overall approach is minimalist but intentional rather than bare.

Pool and soak time: A saltwater pool and Jacuzzi create an easy mid-day reset between hikes, with shaded cabanas and lounge areas that suit the heat and sun. The vibe is more calm retreat than party pool.

Social and work-friendly spaces: A clubhouse-style hub adds co-working space plus café/retail elements, making it workable for a short remote-work escape. Communal fire features support a relaxed, meet-and-mingle atmosphere.

Limited in-room entertainment: Some guests may miss having a TV, especially for longer stays or recovery days. The hotel leans into disconnecting, which won’t fit every travel style.

Remote trade-offs: The secluded location is a plus for quiet, but it can mean more driving for broader dining variety in Twentynine Palms. Planning ahead helps, especially after a full day in the park.

On-site dining may evolve: Food and beverage offerings have been described as developing, so options may feel lighter than a large full-service resort. Travelers who want multiple on-property venues may find it limited.

Pros	Cons
Private-patio rooms built for stargazing near Joshua Tree’s north entrance	No in-room TV may not suit everyone
Saltwater pool, Jacuzzi, and wellness-leaning amenities	Secluded setting can mean extra driving for more dining choices
Clubhouse with co-working and communal hangout spaces	On-site food options may feel limited compared with bigger hotels

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