“Very disappointing. Ratings are a bit confusing because on one source it says 4.4 stars and on the other it's rated as a 3 star hotel. Regardless, life has been extremely stressful so I decided to book a night at the hotel to get out of the desert heat for a day and a half. I was charged $350 for a deluxe queen room for one night. Totally fine paying that at first because I thought this was a nice hotel. The young woman at the front desk (with the fun colored nails) was so friendly and informative. At the same rate, I was first in line and 4 more people lined up behind me. The second front desk person must've decided it was a good time to take a lunch break because she got up and said to the guests, "she'll be right with you", and walked out. Parking was very limited and we had to park over night on the road, on top of a speed bump on a downward hill...there were at least a dozen other cars that had to do the same thing. This hotel has GREAT views and great patios. However, outside of our room, we had a couch directly in front of our window. Outside of our neighbors room, they had a couch directly in front of their window. There were additional communal areas for guests to hang out but instead they all kept making their way to sitting on our couch which is legitimately right outside of our window, 2 feet away from our door. We had people sitting on the couches at midnight and at 7 am when we rolled up the blinds to make coffee. There was very little privacy and it was especially uncomfortable opening your window and having strangers looking in at you from the patio couch. If the couches are for the deluxe customers only then I think there should be some signage stating so because we had a bunch of people wandering on and off. The rooms were not updated, instead it was as if they just threw on a fresh coat of paint over everything. Beds were stiff. Bedding was stiff...The hotel ice machine was broken which is fine until the bar also runs out of ice. We tried to visit the pool but it is SO small that it couldn't accommodate all of the guests that were staying at the hotel. Given the $350 for one night, I also figured we wouldn't have to worry about screaming children, but sadly...that wasn't the case. They also have a craft cocktail menu at the bar which is great until you have one bartender and each drink takes 1-2 minutes to make. I've been in the service industry for 8 years now and I guess I would recommend to make a less time demanding drink menu given that at one point there was 12 people waiting in line to grab a drink to take to the pool. I'm just kind of at a loss of words given that I feel at most I should've paid $100 for that stay. I know COVID19 is a tough time for everyone but the management should understand how grateful they should be to be open and how wonderful it is that guests still want to visit their establishment. For the price, I would not stay here again.”

“YIKES! Avoid this place and save your money! The view is the only upside to this hotel and boy do they make you pay for it. When my family and I first arrived our room was dirty and had a half-drank Gatorade sitting on the desk. The rooms are dark and musty- no ceiling lights, a tiny window, old carpet, chipping wall/ceiling paint and had room quality comparable to a Days-Inn or Super 8. We also called room service for an blanket and never got it after 2 hours of waiting. The pool had dirty towels everywhere and tons of fire ants. Not to mention the hot tub didn’t work. At this point my family got a refund and left without even spending the night. It was that bad. They were gonna charge us $1800 for 3 nights of that quality, really? Sky Rock Inn was a huge disappointment, you can definitely find something else with better service and price.”