The hype
Guests love the 'hidden gem' hilltop location and free parking, but consistently note the furniture and decor feel stuck in 2005.
Pacific Palms Resort and Golf Club
$160-250/ notte
Prenota se You want a spacious, secluded hilltop escape with free parking and easy access to LA's best Asian food scene.
Perché piace così tanto
- Rare free self-parking in Los Angeles County
- Floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping San Gabriel Valley views in every room
- Legitimate championship golf courses (Industry Hills) right on site
In sintesi: It’s a 1980s business conference hotel that feels surprisingly like a resort, provided you don't look too closely at the carpets.
Recensito da @naelynette: I needed a quick escape from the LA grind and this resort was the perfect fix. The gardens are incredibly lush—it honestly felt like Hawaii. My dog loved the walking trails, and having a steak dinner by the pool was the highlight of my weekend.
Cosa hanno detto gli ospiti che hanno soggiornato qui
Reality check
The 'luxury' label is doing heavy lifting; it's clean but definitely showing its age with worn carpets and older bathrooms.
- You're a golfer wanting 36 holes without leaving the property
- You're a foodie looking to explore the Rowland Heights Asian dining scene
- You refuse to pay $50/night for hotel parking
Pulizia e manutenzione
8.2
- Housekeeping: Daily service is reliable, but guests occasionally report missed dust in corners or under beds.
- Bathroom hygiene: Generally clean but dated; grout lines show age and some tubs drain slowly.
- Maintenance: The biggest issue. Reports of peeling wallpaper, older carpet stains, and loud AC units are common.
- Linens & towels: Standard hotel quality. Sheets are clean but blankets can feel thin/cheap.
- Odors & scents: Mostly neutral, though some hallways have a lingering 'old hotel' mustiness.
Sleepability™
6.5MODERATO
0-4RUMOROSO
4-7.5MODERATO
7.5-10SILENZIOSO
- Wedding DJ bass thumping from outdoor venues on weekends
- Noisy ice machines near elevators
- Voices through connecting doors
Prima di prenotare
Buono a sapersi
- Self-parking is genuinely free, which saves you ~$40/night compared to downtown LA
- There is a $100/night incidental deposit held on your card
- The hotel is pet-friendly but charges a $40/night fee
Cosa portare
- Earplugs for potential wedding noise
- Golf clubs (obviously)
- Stretchy pants for the nearby dumpling and K-BBQ tours
Genio delle camere
Migliori scelte
- Executive King on the top floor for the best mountain views and less overhead noise
- Rooms away from the elevator/ice machine to avoid the 'roaring' mechanical noise
Camere da evitare
- Connecting rooms if you aren't booking both sides
- Lower floor rooms facing the wedding gazebo on weekends
Genio delle richieste camera – copia e incolla
“I would appreciate a room on a high floor (Executive level if possible) facing the golf course, strictly away from the elevators and connecting doors.”
FAQ e consigli nascosti
Tutto ciò che vuoi davvero sapere prima di prenotare.
Is there really a resort fee?
Surprisingly, no mandatory resort fee is currently listed, though amenities like the spa and golf are pay-per-use.
Is the pool heated?
Yes, the outdoor pool is heated year-round, but it's a standard rectangle, not an infinity pool.
Can I walk to restaurants?
No. You are on a hill surrounded by industry. You need a car or Uber to get to food.
Is it good for families?
It's okay—the pool is fine and rooms are large, but there's no kids' club or specific family programming.
How far is Disneyland?
About 30-40 minutes without traffic, but can be 60+ minutes during rush hour.
Is the wifi fast?
It's free but basic. Good enough for email, but streaming might struggle during peak conference times.
Suggerimenti degli Insider
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The 'Red Restaurant' has a happy hour with arguably the best sunset view in the San Gabriel Valley.
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Ask for a 'golf view' room to avoid the noise of the parking lot and main entrance.
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The spa has a sauna and steam room that are often empty on weekdays.
5 cose da sapere prima di partire
💡The 'industrial' location means you drive past warehouses to get to the fancy gate.
💡The ventilation fans on the 7th-floor platform can be noisy for rooms directly above.
💡The curtains are often wooden blinds, which don't block out morning light as well as blackout drapes.
💡Room service stops earlier than you'd expect for a 'luxury' resort.
💡The elevators can be painfully slow during large conferences.
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