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Field Station Joshua Tree

Google (253) 4.7
Tripadvisor (38) 4.3
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54850 Twentynine Palms Hwy, Yucca Valley, CA 92284
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Website
www.fieldstation.com

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About this place Field Station Joshua Tree

Field Station Joshua Tree is a small, design-led hotel in a converted roadside motel on Twentynine Palms Highway in Yucca Valley, part of the Field Station group. It is gay-friendly mainstream accommodation, not a gay hotel. It rates 4.7 on Google from about 250 reviews. The west entrance to Joshua Tree National Park is roughly 15 minutes' drive away, and Pioneertown is close by. You will need a car. Desert summers are very hot, so spring and autumn are the easier seasons to visit; check the website for current room types and rates.

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) Card payments accepted Walk-ins welcome Reservation required WiFi Year-round Gay-friendly (straight venue) Air conditioning

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4.7
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253 reviews

Based on 253 Google reviews.

洪翊純
洪翊純 Sep 2026
★★★★★

We had an amazing stay and enjoyed absolutely everything about this hotel! A special shoutout to Michelle at the front desk for her incredibly warm and welcoming service. She gave us so many wonderful recommendations for local attractions and restaurants, which really made our trip special. The room was perfectly neat and comfortable. This is an absolute 5-star experience, and we highly recommend it!

Jerome B
Jerome B Aug 2026
★★★★★
Max Beach
Max Beach Aug 2026
★★★★☆

This place is a great retreat in Yucca Valley / Joshua Tree area. This location used to be an old roadway inn and the renovation has really added great amenities and set the atmosphere for a high desert retreat great for relaxing after a day hiking or visiting the park. The rooms were appointed well and the showered were nice. Our only reason for the 4/5 on rooms was due to the original construction and the hard flooring we could hear the people above us late at night. The mattresses were a little too firm for us but not uncomfortable. The staff was very accommodating and helpful. Shout out to Amber for making sure we were fed and imbibed. We will be back next time we go overnight in the area.

Bernhard Heilmaier
Bernhard Heilmaier Aug 2026
★★★★★

A nice, functionally furnished motel that deserved one more star. Very friendly staff.

Laya Varghese
Laya Varghese Aug 2026
★★★★★

Very clean and spacious minimalist rooms, a very comfortable bed, and a great price.

Daniel Lima
Daniel Lima Aug 2026
★★★★★

Loved this gem! The hotel is newly renovated and presents you with such an incredible surprise. The rooms are huge, bathrooms are new, and everything was super clean. The firepit, bocce ball and pool areas are really nice, unexpected amenities. The area is a bit warm in the summer as expected but the A/C was perfect. The lobby area is super cool as well, with a coffee bar and a neat little water station. Can vouch that the cortado and americano were both delicious. Great place to post up to work from or just relax and unwind with some board games. Location was a great homebase: easy drive to pioneer town and the Joshua Tree national park. Incredible hospitality from the team, who gave some amazing food recs. Go to Luna if you like pastries! Will definitely be returning

vusal maharramov
vusal maharramov Aug 2026
★★★★★

This hotel is simply perfect. I couldnt find anything to criticize.

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Last updated on 16 October 2026

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