The Chateau at Lake La Quinta

La Quinta, California

7.8
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About the Hotel

Architecturally reminiscent of a French chateau, The Chateau at Lake La Quinta is a striking desert outpost. Located just outside Palm Springs, California, this exclusive bed and breakfast is embraced by lush gardens and the imposing peaks of the Santa Rosa Mountains. Its 13 lavish accommodations all capture views of the lake and mountains, and feature romantic gas fireplaces, individual outdoor hot tubs and patios or balconettes. All are uniquely themed, including the fabulously private Captain's Quarters and the intimate Lotus Room. A sumptuous breakfast in the lakeside dining room and evening wine and hors d'oeuvres add to the charm.

Location

The Chateau at Lake La Quinta
78-120 Caleo Bay
La Quinta, California 92253

Nearest Airport: PSP

Features and Amenities

  • Nearby
  • Shopping

Reviews for The Chateau at Lake La Quinta

Peaceful getaway

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 11 hours ago

My husband band I came here because it was rated petty high for a romantic getaway and it did not disappoint. The bed was super comfortable (for me at least) and the dinner they have at this hotel is amazing. The restaurant outside patio is along a gated community man made lake. There are even chairs near the water to watch people come by with their boats. We would definitely come back here and the free 2 EV charging stations they have onsite is a plus as well!

studentwork - Burbank, California


Beautiful hotel – but a confirmed booking was suddenly withdrawn

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 3 weeks ago

I truly wanted to love this hotel. In fact, I still wish our stay there had worked out. For context: every two years, I donate my time to mentor a small group of aspiring photographers who fly in to work with me for about a week. It’s a non-profit initiative that continues the legacy of my own mentor when I was a teenager. For the upcoming workshop, we planned to start with two days around the Salton Sea, and this hotel looked like a wonderful fit. After some research, we contacted the hotel and asked if they could match an offer we had received for this hotel from the German travel portal HRS for five double rooms (two beds per room) for $1,848 all-inclusive for two nights, including breakfast. It was slightly above our budget, but we were willing to make it work. The sales manager replied: “I think I can work with you on the rate. I just want to make sure a single king-size bed in each room is ok and if 6 rooms will be enough for your group.” We confirmed that arrangement, adjusted our group so most participants would share beds for the two nights, and accepted the sixth room offered to accommodate everyone. We then: - confirmed the booking - received and returned the credit card authorization form - drove to the hotel to inspect the property in person - cancelled the alternatives we had on hold Two days later, we received another message from the hotel explaining that the rate had been misunderstood internally — it had been read as $1,848 per night rather than for the two-night stay. Unfortunately, despite a long email exchange, the hotel ultimately declined to honor the arrangement and suggested we look elsewhere. The result: we had to restart the search on short notice, and I will now make another 500-mile round trip to inspect the replacement hotel. That was disappointing, especially because the property itself looked lovely and we were genuinely excited about staying there. Mistakes can happen in any business. What matters is how they are handled. In this case, the solution was to ask the customer to absorb the consequences. If you plan to stay here, I would recommend confirming rates and all conditions very carefully, particularly since they upcharge a resort rate - and when scouting it, it felt like a very nice small boutique hotel to me, far away from a resort (which was fine to me, as we were looking for a place to sleep and leave after breakfast ;-)

GuidoKarp - Los Angeles, California


Cute Hotel on a Lake

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 3 months ago

Cute little hotel. Very friendly Staff, welcomed us with a couple glasses of champagne. We were there over Christmas Eve and they were still attentive and friendly. Would stay again.

James M


Very Mixed Feelings.

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 8 months ago

PROS: Pros: Food and drinks were good. We sampled 3 appetizers. A. Fish Tacos - GOOD 2. Calamari - Excellent 3.) Sliders - Very dry. Grounds were beautiful, restaurant staff very friendly. CONS: Had some issues. 1,) Mattress was much like a carnival ride, bouncy and high in the center with sides badly loping. There were hairs on the end table and a half-eaten Twix bar on ledge by Keurig Coffee machine. 2.) Groundskeeper barged into our slider door at 6:30 AM unannounced, no knock or verbal warning. Scared the $hit out of us, especially the wife. 3.) We were emailed a redeemable reward certificate which was not honored. 4.) We were charged a $75 fee for my wife's service Dog.

Wander815891 - Twentynine Palms, California


mixed feelings at best for The Chateau on the Lake

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 10 months ago

I came here with my boyfriend on a Tuesday. We booked through Booking.com and they got the days wrong so they weren’t expecting us. Since it was a Tuesday the room we booked was available which was the 450.00 a night plus tax bungalow #2. It was on the lake which was beautiful. There were families of ducks which were quite charming. It took us a long while to check in since they weren’t expecting us and they had ample time to have housekeeping take a Quick Look at the state of the room before we entered. The twin bathroom sinks both had many dead fleas in the sinks. There were nails or screws coming out of the wall that maybe had a picture hung there at some point. The furniture outdoors (not of our bungalow but the seating to sit on to gaze at the lake next to our bungalow) was leafy and dirty. Didn’t look like it had been attended to for quite awhile so we didn’t want to sit on them. Ths place does not pay attention to detail. It seems the sheets were clean but with everything else being overlooked I have my reservations if they really were. Overall, I would not stay here again.

Gwen L


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