Casa Agave: Comfy Joshua Tree Cottage With Free Breakfast Bar

21 reviews

• K

  kerry

  GB · family_with_children · Apr 2026

  10/10

  Loved, loved, loved

  Everything was so great. We all loved it. 3 adults and 2 teens. It felt like we were in a movie set.

• S

  Schwartz

  US · couple · Apr 2026

  8/10

  Very cute, comfortable and convenient location to Joshua Tree NP!

  The location was great and having a kitchen with a full sized fridge and freezer was very helpful for being able to pack our lunches for the days in the park. We also appreciated having laundry facilities. The beds were very comfortable. Communication from the hosts was great.

  We didn't appreciate from reading the listing that the bathroom is in one of the bedrooms, so the people staying in the other bedroom have to enter the bedroom with the bathroom to access the bathroom. There is also a heavy gate to the driveway of the property that is supposed to be secured at all times. It was sometimes difficult to maneuver in heavy winds and in the dark, so made coming and going a little bit of a struggle.

• A

  Amber

  US · family_with_children · Mar 2026

  10/10

  Best little house in JT

  We love the close proximity to Joshua Tree National Park. We also feel like Casa Agave is a little hidden gem in the desert, it feels like the hosts really care about people enjoying their time in the home. It’s a beautiful little house and I definitely plan to book again in the future.

  I don’t really consider this a con, but people unused to rural living might be bothered by hearing the coyotes at night.

• J

  Jason

  US · solo_traveller · Mar 2026

  10/10

  The house and the backyard was very enjoyable. I would absolutely stay here again.

• K

  Kirsten

  US · couple · Feb 2026

  9/10

  So so comfortable, a lot bigger of a space than what I thought, full kitchen was great with the coffee maker!

  Secluded away from town but still only a couple minutes to get into Joshua Tree and 10+ minutes to get to Yucca Valley for more chain restaurants/stores. Great location to access both entrances to the National Park

  Only confusing thing was the gate. The metal rods to anchor the gate to the ground have spikes on them that must be aligned properly in order for it to slide into the post. Hard to notice when it was dark out when we arrived. Figured it out the next day when it was light outside.