Find hotels near Gilman Historic Ranch and Wagon Museum, Riverside from CA $88

"I recommend staying in a stamd alone mini cabin, NOT the rooms that are connected to each other. PAPER THIN walls. Had to listen to the my neighbors doing the horizontal shuffle all night. I could her every grunt and exhale. Didn't sleep well"

"Nothing"

"The views and location were nice, but the room was dusty and poorly maintained (mini fridge sounded like it was dying, had to run the water for 10 minutes in the morning to get hot water, etc). The noise was worst part. The road noise was constant and loud (the Bunkhouse is on the main road though town) and we could hear every moan from the couple next to us through the wall."

"The hotel staff were friendly and helpful. The room was large and the balcony was nice, even though there was chipping paint on the floor. The pool was good altough the bar service was not operating. In fact, the bar was not staffed during the day which was an inconvenience while at the pool. The location is perfect. The shuttle service was an added plus. "

"Nice place for a quick stay"

"I didn't see the lake and was unaware of it's existence."

"Staff was amazing, very friendly, polite, and helpful. We really enjoyed all the areas they had for guests to sit, games were available for free as well. Beautiful view of the mountains and located within walking distance of restaurants and stores. My only complaint about the actual hotel was the limited lighting near the bathroom which is super minor and the pillows. I found the pillows to be uncomfortable. Staff were able to provide a few extra to help me out. We loved the mini bar set up by the pool. Pool:Unfortunately there was a large family that monopolized a few of the cabana beds and left for 3.5 hours during the day leaving their stuff on them and unused, with the pool being busy, many people were left without a spot to sit. Would definitely come back to the Dunes. "

"This hotel is pretty rundown. I heard they’re changing hands and maybe they’ve taken the foot off the gas, there’s a “bare bones” feeling. Not a ton of staff around. No food offerings to speak of. In fact we stayed there right before Passover and the whole hotel was switching over to kosher so they said the food offerings would be extremely limited because of this. I’m all for having kosher options but when the whole hotel switches it’s kind of weird. They even came to our room to ask if they could take our Kureig because I guess it’s not kosher? And we weren’t really using it so we let them, but it’s a strange request for a hotel to put on a guest. Also they checked us in two hours late (on a 4pm check in!!) so yeah, not the greatest experience. "

"I've been coming here for a few years. My kids and I my always have a blast and love just staying in the pool and hot tubs all day. It's a short drive to Joshua Tree, so we usually stay 2 days at the pool and 1 day hiking. It's a perfect weekend literally only 2 hour drive from LA. While the rooms could use a little upgrading, the stunning scenery and pools are amazing!"