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Luxurious Self-Catering Accommodation:
Indulge in the comfort of air-conditioned rooms with well-equipped kitchens and modern amenities at Marriott's Shadow Ridge II.
Recreational Paradise:
Enjoy the outdoor pool, on-site golf course, and delicious dining options at the Chuckwalla Pool Bar and Grille and Nick Faldo's Bar and Grill.
Convenient Location:
Located just a short distance from popular attractions like Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, Knott's Soak City Waterpark, and the Living Desert, Marriott's Shadow Ridge II offers the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.
Experience luxury and convenience at Marriott's Shadow Ridge II - The Enclaves. Book your stay now for a memorable getaway!
Parking is available for USD 30 plus tax per day, per vehicle. Guests allowed four vehicles per reservation.
Guests may experience some noise or light disturbances from 04/27/2026 to 11/19/2026.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Swimming pool: Closed from Tue, May 26, 2026 until Sat, Aug 15, 2026
A deposit may be required at the property.
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 17 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
You haven't added any cots.
You haven't added any extra beds.
Pets are not allowed.
When booking more than 9 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Public parking is possible on site (reservation is needed) and costs USD 25 per day.
Todo maravilloso
Pretty grounds, well-designed room, good price. "Giuseppe's" - the Italian restaurant on the campus - was excellent and friendly.
A huge place like that and they still want $30 to park? It all felt very corporate and cold. Bad signage. We drove around a while just trying to find where to check in. When we did, we approached the front desk and were greeted with harsh, vague orders to "do something" we didn't understand. It turned out we needed to wait behind a line forty feet back from the front desk even though there were only two or three people ahead of us. I've been in a million hotels and I've never seen anything like that before.
We’d love this part pretty been staying here for many years family tradition. it was great to watch the World Cup on the big screen during the day.
The staff is always nice and friendly. Always a good time with friends and family at the pool. I rented a one room villa and it was perfect
The location of my room. I called a couple of days previously prior to my stay and requested a floor room due to my mom using a cane/ walker and ended up on 2nd floor instead
I liked the amenities such as the pool area. They had multiple pools.
I was not happy about the room size and not having a full functioning kitchen with an oven. My room was adjacent by the elevator, so you can imagine the noise of people coming and going.
Bad hotel, bad service, won't go back there again
Bad hotel, bad service, won't go back there again
I'm never going to use you anymore you liar and still for me money
Terrible terrible service terrible home I'm not going to use booking anymore
Villa was great, it’s perfect to travel with baby, swimming pool is warm and clean, staff in the pool bar is very friendly ( especially Guilermo),great drinks and good food
Very long check in we had to wait more that 1 hour with baby in the heat
I love this hotel. The pools are great—there are six of them on the grounds. There are bars serving drinks and food right next to the pools. There are also plenty of gas grills located near the buildings.
Unfortunately, the furniture in the rooms is quite worn out. The room was not cleaned to perfection. This tarnishes the Marriott name. On this occasion, the staff proved to be cold and unwelcoming. They refused to assign us a room with a view of the golf course, even though I had booked a month in advance and specifically requested it. We stayed for six days.
The property is just a bunch of apartment houses - not great
There was waaay too many white old folks. And some were nice.
We traded our timeshare for Shadow Ridge, and are so happy we did. Such a good resort -- aquafit every morning, a few adult-type games (mixology, bingo, trivia) and lots for kids to do, also. Great pool areas (all 3+), and the drinks were reasonable (we took advantage of the "drink of the day" for lower prices).
Wish they had offered the breakfast option (at the bars) on one or two of the weekdays, also. This was a terrific Sat/Sun breakfast, and we were there all week.
Also, take advantage of The Bunker, the golf snack shack. Breakfast plus lunch sandwiches at the lowest prices on the property. Ask at the front desk.
Tired and worn out. I’m not sure it ever had a prime. Entry to the room past a sprawling parking lot (at least the spaces are covered) via outdoor covered walkway - dusty, dirty, cracked stucco and horrid white fluorescent lamps. This room was ground hour with a supposed golf course view - if you consider gravel, blocking trees and a huge industrial yard lamp view. Broken lamps, pillows made of socks. I’ll give the check in desk kudos - they comped the crazy parking fee and were very nice.
Suitable for mom, dad and a van full of kids to scream their hearts out at the pool. Looking for a nice, quiet, small scale place to rest? Stay away. Good grief Marriott get out of this property.
Palm Desert / Shadow Ridge is still our favorite place to visit
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February, 2026 Visit
We've visited for 25+ years and this was our first time to stay in The Enclaves (slightly newer, further back in the property).
We visited Palm Desert to see our St. Louis CITY Soccer Club (SC) play Austin in pre-season MLS soccer at the Coachella Valley Invitational Tournament. This was a late-planned trip, and my wonderful wife was still able to pull off getting us into our favorite Marriott Vacation Club property - Shadow Ridge in Palm Desert.
Every trip before this one we have stayed in the same building near the entrance; this was our first time staying in The Enclaves, the buildings located further back in the property, the ones with a more noticeable adobe-like southwestern motif.
Being only three of us, we stayed in the studio, which is a one-bedroom with a pull-our sofa; then kitchen has counter space, but less than the master suite (no island / no wrap-around counter), and place settings for four; there is a small dishwasher. There is a coffee machine with a carafe (a pot at a time not a cup at a time).
The room is laid out well and has good decorations.
Our room happened to face south, so we could get some sun on the patio.
We were also next to the Snakebites pool and enjoyed sun there - pool, cornhole, table tennis / ping-pong, and more.
We have been visiting Shadow Ridge more often the past couple years, and that is a good thing, for doses of vitamin D from the sun, and from the relaxation we always feel when we are there.
On this trip, I did work a couple days, too, and the Business Center in the lobby has much counter space and power plugs that could support 3-5 people working in there; though conf calls would be a noise challenge in such a setup; I was in there solo and was quite productive.
See you soon, Shadow Ridge!
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I stayed at this property on and off for about 38 days while taking care of my father’s affairs. Overall, I truly enjoyed the stay — the grounds were nice, the accommodations were comfortable, and it was a good place to be during a difficult time.
Unfortunately, toward the end of my stay I had a health and safety concern. What was most upsetting was not the concern itself, but how it was handled afterward. I reported the issue, submitted a written complaint, and was told management would follow up.
No one ever contacted me. There was no response, no explanation, and no indication that the concern was addressed. Given the length of my stay and the circumstances I was there under, the lack of care or communication was very disappointing.
I’m sharing this so future guests are aware — the property itself was enjoyable, but follow-through and responsiveness when an issue arises were lacking.
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