Hemet Valley Mall

I was charging my phone and the security guard comes up to me and said very rudely that we are not allowed to charge our phones and she direct me to the charging station next to Sears well I didn’t know about the charging station next to Sears and I let her know that and I went there anyway but the charging station doesn’t even work so when I went back over to her to let her know that the charging station didn’t even work she truly looked at me and said Wel I guess you can’t charge your phone then… how rude im never coming back to this hole in the wall mall

The Hemet Valley Mall isn’t anything special. It is one hallway of stores. If you are needing something, get in there and out as quick as you can!

Lol!!! This place only gets 1 star because Unilocal does not allow 0 stars. This place is a joke! I’ve seen bigger swap meets. Save your time, don’t bother wasting your energy, or risk getting mugged walking through the parking lot.

So let me start with Hemet Valley Mall. I had a great experience there but they need more stores cater for young and old. The only reason why I’m giving this a one star because they really need more stores in this mall that’s opened.

Half the stores in the «mall» are closed and not much of a selection.
There’s a Sears, Macy’s, hobby lobby, hot topic, bath& body works, and GNC. The rest are random.

I can’t believe Hemet has a mall?!
I guess the mall fits the surroundings. It’s small, there’s not many stores, and the people you find here are definitely, uhhhhhhh well, not very clean people. At first sight, one would think its a small indoor swap-​meet.
I wound up wandering from Hobby Lobby through the opening they have to the mall. I really would never actually come to Hemet for the mall itself. Anyway… They have very few stores. There was only one that was decent, that being Hot Topic. They were really helpful there. I really didn’t like the mall itself though. There’s a sad hopeless feeling that lingers in the air. I had to get out of there before I started to smell like the stale scent of tombs that filled my nostrils. I would go back if I needed to go to Hot Topic, but, I think next time I won’t venture out of Hobby Lobby. Kinda depressing.

Easily confused as a morgue, the Hemet Valley Hallway is home to storefronts as vacant as the eyes of the people that have to work there. The patriotic setup in the middle of the mall fails to mask the depression that permeates throughout the mall. Each closed gate reinforces the feeling of failure. Failure of the management to attract new business, and failure of the shoppers who are forced to use this gussied up flea market for their last-​ditch effort in acquiring the poor man’s version of whatever it was they initially set out for that day.
Don’t come here. You will not find what you’re looking for. You will only leave with the idea that you have wasted your time and a vague feeling of sadness.

They finally opened a great used book store by jcpenny. The dollar book fair was a great stop $ 1 – 2 books with a great selection. I used to travel to the one in the moreno valley mall. But now there is one right down the street from me!

Not sure why this is called a mall. Only has 3 major stores and a few kiosk … Definatly not my odea of a shopping mall. Hobby Lobby and Sears combined don’t make for the one stop shop that comes to mind when you think of a mall…

Not a fan of this shopping center, and I don’t really call it a mall. There are a few stores there but nothing major. Even the sears is very small and carries limited stuff. It is a dissappointment. Only thing they have that is good is bath and body. They made a mistake of putting a Hobby Lobby in the shopping center too. Worst store they could of put there.

Sweet potato pancakes were very good. I recommend them even if you are not a pancake person. They are topped with cinnamon butter and they give big portions-​2 full size pancakes with eggs and bacon or sausage for $ 7.29. Cute place, home cooking, clean and friendly service. I will come again.

Every time I go into the Hemet Mall, I slowly start to die. This place is sad. Miller Jones seems like a happier place than the ‘mall’.

This is not a mall. Call it something else…

Small mall with stores that don’t really catch my attention to shop there. They do have a brow threading shop which I tried once. Threaded more than I would’ve liked but them ok. Also have a jc penney but the store is really small. Sears too but didn’t catch my attention to walk in there. I’d probably prefer to take the drive to the temecula promenade instead.

It’s a small mall with several store fronts closed so, actually, when I go there I can hit the couple of stores I need to and be done. Perfect! I am not a fan of shopping and neither is the boy.

«Major watch» in the hemet mall ripped me off.
They worked on my watch and broke it.
Replacing the battery in it turned into broken clips
That would not keep the back of my watch closed.
I was just pushed out the store by a man that repairs
And brakes watches. He basically said to me, uuh the watch still keeps time. He says water can’t get in it.
That’s not the point! He broke the clips called locking loopers. lied to me about how long the battery last.
They just wasn’t very friendly at all, i will not recommended anyone to buy from them. CRAPPY WORK!

Horrible mall, you can literally walk it in 5 minutes. A lot of vacant stores.

Something needs to be done about this Mall. This is the very reason that people of Hemet and San Jacinto have to drive to Temecula, Menifee and Moreno Valley to go to a decent Shopping area or Mall.
There are needs for stores in this area, so use the space in this mall, bring what the people need and give this place a «head to toe» makeover and expansion.

Meh. For what it is and where it is, it is what it is. At least they try!
It is very tiny, but they do have a few decent stores, like the Bath and Body Works, and the book store that I forget the name of. They have cell phone case kiosks, pretzel places, and pretty much one of everything that it needs to be a mall. How big do you really need it to be anyway?

Lets be realistic.
This is the Hemet mall. There is not much, but for what they do have it is decent! Don’t go in with high hopes. The only stores holding this mall together are Bath and Body Works, Hot Topic, Claires, and newly redesigned JC Penny!
There is a new bookstore which is wonderful! Feels good to have a bookstore back in town.
They have a nice selection of things. It is fairly clean. The food court is pretty minimal, but Orange Julius and Samurai are delicious!
Come stop by and purchase a few gifts for the holidays, the Hemet Mall could really use the support! In order to get more stores, there has to be business! So lets help make this mall better by shopping local.