The Oasis Resort

If I could give this resort zero stars, I would. The Oasis in Palm Springs is operating under the delusion that they own the public infrastructure surrounding their property and their management openly admits to breaking the law. On multiple different evenings, a security guard from this resort was actively patrolling a public sidewalk outside of their property boundaries, driving a golf cart/ATV like vehicle equipped with a blinding, hazardous light. When approached on a public right-of-way to discuss why an unauthorized motorized vehicle was patrolling public pedestrian walkways, the guard refused to identify himself, waved dismissively, and sped off. Thankfully as a safety measure the entire interaction, the vehicle, and the hazard were fully caught on video. Which under Federal Law & California law, anyone has the right to record video and audio in a public space they are lawfully accessing/occupying for any reason, especially so when it comes to their safety. The most disturbing part of this entire ordeal is the management’s response. When I confronted the manager about this—which is now a *repeated* pattern of behavior—she flat-out admitted that she explicitly orders her personnel to leave resort property, breach their jurisdiction, and patrol the public right-of-way. Her excuse? The resort didn't build their perimeter walls high enough, so people climb over them and they have security issues so they illegally patrol the public sidewalk on a motorized vehicle. Let’s be entirely clear: The Oasis's poor architectural planning, cheap security infrastructure, and inability to secure their own private property is *their* problem. It is not the public's problem, and it certainly does not grant them the right to illegally operate motorized vehicles with blinding lights on public pedestrian sidewalks where they have zero jurisdiction. If you are looking for a resort that respects the local community, understands basic legal boundaries, and prioritizes actual safety over illegal power trips, do not stay here. Management is running an entitled, rogue operation that puts the public at risk to cover up their own property defects. Avoid at all costs.

Great stay at The Oasis Resort! Very clean, peaceful, and well-maintained property. I love the atmosphere!!! The rooms were comfortable, and the atmosphere was relaxing. Staff was professional and helpful. I highly recommend this place! Vadzim U. (Fine Design)

This place is quiet if you are on the side opposite of Palm Cyn Drive where the speed limit is 50 mph, so basically a freeway. OR if you are not harassed by “Karen” neighbors like I was. Upon our arrival I was driving through the property which is about one mile deep. There is a speed limit of 15, I was going 17, which is about the speed that fast runners can run. I was 2 mph over the speed limit. Some NIMBY, Karen dog-walker dude yells out “Hey, slow down!” Seriously? Go slower than 17mph!?!? Then I was sitting by the pool and this lady comes out and says “Is this your car” “No” “Well it’s parked over my driveway” “It’s not my car” “I don’t know why someone would park their car hanging over my driveway” “It was like that when I got here. It’s not mine” Later on when I left I looked at the car and it was hanging over the driveway but def not blocking the driveway. It was about 3 inches over the outer edge and there was plenty of room for a car to pull in. Jeez!?!? THEN, I’m sitting in the jacuzzi and had pulled one lounge chair over about 6 feet from the edge of the pool to block the sun. I put my towel over it and my stuff under it in the shady part. Some lady comes in and says “Why did you move the lounge chair?” “Did you need it?” I replied “I was thinking about using it” There were about 14 other chairs and no one else in the pool area. I ignored that obvious lie. Then she says “I was just wondering why you moved it” To which I replied “Why don’t you mind your own business” I don’t think I’ll be coming back to this place where residents have nothing better to do than police and judge others