We needed a place to stay enroute to Long Beach and got a great rate through Priceline and agreed it was convienent.

Room was clean and had kitchen area.
location was great ,next to airport but heard nothing.

would stay again in the future.

The hotel room had a bed, recliner, desk with chair, small table with chair, and kitchen. The kitchen equipment was basic: refrigerator, small microwave, 2 burner stove, coffeemaker, toaster, plates/glasses/flatware, and a few kitchen utensils. You can cook simple meals here but not anything that needs complicated preparation. However with 2 grocery stores, a drugstore, and a Ross store (sells pots,pans etc. in the housewares section) if you wanted to cook something and didn't have the right utensil (like a spaghetti spoon) you could easily buy it. If you're on a budget it makes sense to stay here and make your own meals (even if frozen dinners in the microwave) instead of staying in other palms springs hotels and eating out every day.
I have stayed in a different brand of extended stay hotel and compared to that, I would say this is definitely the extended stay hotel for the budget traveler because of the lack of kitchen supplies and lack of oven, dishwasher and because housekeeping is weekly not daily and you have to bring your own on the shampoo, dishwashing detergent etc.
Overall the place was fine. The walls are a bit thin though. I would stay here again, though I think the thin walls and no dishwasher might get old if staying here for several weeks. As I mentioned, housekeeping service is weekly, with a mid week "refresh", whatever that is. The TV has a LOT of cable channels on it, more than I have seen at most hotels. The room I stayed in was called a studio. If you are a light sleeper, do not stay here, because in a studio, the refrigerator is nearby and you will hear it humming at night.

So far this is the best place I’ve stayed in Palm Springs. Cost was $60/night. Rooms are setup with the business traveler in mind and were great.. So was the service. I’d give the hotel FOUR stars. The only significant things missing are (1) an exercise room. and (2) a Continental breakfast. If these were added, the place would be perfect (FIVE stars). In speaking with an employee there, I was told that there were plans on doing just that in the next year or so, along with a major remodeling of the hotel. My suggestion to them is to forget the modeling (I can’t imagine it being any better than it is, just add the exercise room (with quality apparatus) and the breakfast.

I had made reservations for a so-called "spa resort" (La Toscana in Desert Hot Springs... a whole different review not to be dwelled on here...DO NOT GO TO LA TOSCANA!) for my wife's birthday. We had already been to Extendedstay Palm Springs on at least eight previous occasions but when I checked online they appeared booked for that weekend, so I sadly tried elsewhere. "Elsewhere" didn't work out for us in the least! Right when we needed them, they were there for us. We've always been able to count on the beauty of the property's architecture, the perfect cleanliness of the spacious rooms, and the small though adequate pool (after all, this is PS!)... but this time took the cake. The service and friendly staff topped it all off. We will continue to always make this what it feels like... our very own timeshare... without the mortgage payment!