Marriott's Desert Springs Villas II

Very clean. Very quiet. Needed a place just for the night for a meeting close by. Easy to park by your room. Quick service and all I can in contact with very helpful. Gates entry also very safe.

The room were nice and clean.

非常漂亮的酒店，高爾夫球場環繞，安靜美麗，此行最喜歡的酒店，下次來繼續住，旁邊另一個萬豪有火烈鳥可以去看，環境更美價格也更高，

設備基本可以，但是不夠齊全，服務很慢，半天沒有迴應，住兩晚沒有人給你打掃衞生，一切靠自己

房間OK。前台態度一般吧。衞生實在不敢恭維。 到處的頭髮 毛巾跟被單上都有殘留物。 最要命是房間隔音極差。隔壁老外晚上xx叫的那個響，女兒“隔壁在生娃娃嗎？……”🤪

This is my first stay at Marriott Desert Springs Villas II, and while I had high expectations, I’ve found several aspects of the experience disappointing and not in line with what I would expect from a Marriott-branded resort. At the Palmeras pool, guests are subjected to bag checks and restrictions on cooler boxes, reportedly to prevent glass and outside alcohol. While safety is understandable, the way it’s enforced feels intimidating, with staff actively patrolling the pool area in search of violations. It creates an uncomfortable atmosphere — especially for owners and other paying guests who simply want to bring their own drinks in safe, non-glass containers and enjoy a relaxing afternoon. Ironically, this strict control hasn’t improved the pool environment. Since guests are forced to rely on the expensive poolside bar, the area ends up littered with single-use cups by day’s end — cups provided by the bar but never cleared up. There seems to be no consistent cleanup effort, and many guests just leave their cups behind. It’s unsightly and completely undermines the rationale behind restricting personal drinks in the first place. Fridays and weekends bring a different issue: around 4:00 p.m., large groups — many of whom clearly do not appear to be resort guests — start arriving and taking over pool areas. The atmosphere quickly shifts from peaceful to overcrowded and noisy, impacting the experience for registered guests and owners alike. Unfortunately, there appears to be no active monitoring or control of this. Overall, it feels like the focus is misplaced. Rather than supporting responsible, paying guests — including owners who have invested in the property — the resort policies seem to target them, while leaving the real causes of disruption unchecked. To make matters worse, there’s also a lack of regard for guest rest during early morning maintenance. On one morning, palm tree trimming began at 7:00 a.m., a few feet from my bedroom window, with a full crew loudly shouting instructions and operating power tools. It was extremely disruptive and far from the restful, resort-style experience I anticipated. Quiet hours and guest comfort appear to be an afterthought. This resort has potential, but it’s clear that priorities need to be rebalanced. As a first-time guest, I expected a premium and relaxing environment — but sadly, my experience has not lived up to that expectation. I’m still here at the resort, and I truly hope that the remaining days of my stay show improvement.