Casa Luna – Mini Compound, Mountain Views, Pool/Spa, Steps to Hiking Trails

Beautiful property!!! Wonderful Host. Great location.

Great location up against the mountains in the La Quinta Cove area. Old Town, grocery, parks and good restaurants nearby. Master and living room opens to backyard pool/spa. Secondary bedrooms and casita have a fountain view. Mini split in casita is nice. We really enjoyed our stay here- very clean and plenty of room for a larger group. Kitchen had everything we needed and the bar area with extra fridge was great. Adi was very prompt with responses to small issues we had during our 2 week stay. We will be back!!

This home with gorgeous Mountain View’s was a peaceful retreat for 4 friends. We stayed a week. The layout of the home, furnishings and decor were top notch. I’ve been renting in the desert for over 25 years during May or June and this is one of the prettiest houses we’ve stayed in. The beds were comfortable. The kitchen had all the appliances but was only stocked with a few seasonings, nothing else, so bring your baggies, foil, etc. The backyard was very large with seating arrangements tucked in several places to handle a larger group. The pool is very narrow, more of a lap pool, not really for more than 2 people on floaties at a time. Floaties and noodles were provided. The 4 outdoor padded lounge chairs were very comfortable. The spa was also fairly small, with 4 adults, you would definitely be tangling up your legs together. The oddest thing, however, was NO cold water in any tap of the house. The property manager said that was completely normal due to the hot weather, but we have never had an issue like that before. The only cold water was from the refrigerator water spigot. With the heat, it is kind of nice to take a cool shower to refresh but that was not possible. I had to get a cup of cold water from the refrigerator to brush my teeth. It most likely not an issue during winter but anyone coming during the summer months should be aware of this peculiar function of the house.

For our annual reunion of 4 brothers, we chose La Quinta this year and this property. It was everything advertised! Beautiful and great location with spectacular views. Four bedrooms all with en-suite bathrooms! Really great spot! Will do it there again someday! Only one small issue and not a big deal, but the propane tank for the fire pit was empty. Otherwise all else was excellent!!!!

Keep this one a secret. We want it all to ourselves!

My family and I stayed here for 4 nights during Coachella. It’s a great location for the event, within 2 miles of a shuttle bus stop. The home is very nice, just a couple of negatives-the bathrooms are not well stocked with paper products or shampoo/conditioner… the other issue is the deterrent to heat the pool or hot tub. Considering the cost of this home, both of these negatives were more annoyances than anything.

Our family had a wonderful time at the hacienda. The house had everything we needed and we loved the location. A terrific home for a family vacation.

Weather was nice, home clean and comfortable ( bees near the pool and spa area), proximity to golf courses. Friends and I were pleased.

The property has everything you need. Pool was great for my older kids they loved it. Nice neighborhood as well. The house is great for large families.

This home & property grounds are nothing less than grand. Soaring, beamed ceilings and capacious rooms with beautiful lighting touches allowed our group of 8 to have privacy from each other as each bedroom has its own full bathroom. The separate little casita allowed our newly engaged nephew (and his fiancée) even more privacy ;-) Although the winds kicked up an unhealthy amount of desert dust that sent us inside from Friday night to Sunday AM of Memorial Weekend, as soon as the Air Quality Alert was lifted, we were out in the refreshing pool. Blue skies and sunshine were the norm, every day. And we loved the 100-degree weather since home (Pennsylvania) is too often overcast or rainy. Adi was very sweet and prompt with her replies. Ex: the hot water heater died on Friday of Memorial weekend when our family was to arrive from Los Angeles so we kind of panicked, but she had it fixed that same day! This property gives a $150 utility allowance, and you owe anything over that amount (which can reach ~$900/mo. in the desert!). Since we diligently conserved energy by turning off the AC at night (ceiling fans were enough) and didn't heat the pool or spa (May has warm enough weather) and drew the curtains facing the pool (after noon), our utility bill after we checked out was not high ($144). It felt good that we did not waste precious energy. You will be amazed and very happy if you choose this rental. Nothing else compares and we've stayed in many.