Hot Springs Hotels in California, United States

Palm Desert Suites more than exceeded my expectations! No contact check-in was very easy. The staff replied quickly to any of my texts. The room was spacious, newly remodeled with a full kitchen! There was a full sized refrigerator and stove, microwave, dishwasher, toaster oven and coffee maker. The bed was very comfortable and everything was very clean. The bathroom was large with double sinks and sparkling clean. The location was quiet with a pool close by. Really lovely place! Highly recommended! Palm Desert Suites will absolutely be on the top of my list the next time I stay in Palm Desert! The big bonus, the price was excellent! Thanks!!

The place has a very nice vibe and offers spa services, good food and lovely malin & goets cosmetics plus a refillable water bottle. Three pools with different temperatures are options for relaxation along with a swing, oversize lawn games on the artificial turf and fireplaces by the bar. Rooms also have sizeable fridges and boiling water jugs, but I wouldn't say it feels like a four star hotel. The massage wasn't amazing either, the masseuse didn't wash her hands before starting or after working your dusty feet and before massaging your neck and scalp, aromatherapy is one scent, so definitely not a genuine, luxurious spa experience with a dedicated space but more makeshift and definitely not worth the $200 plus the obligatory 23% gratuity. Overall feels over-hyped and overpriced so if I have other options, I'd rather not come back.

The weather is not good, it is to go to the real hot spring, the hotel is a bit old, but still relatively clean. The bed is American-style soft, and the sofa can be turned into a bed for the child to sleep. The balcony of the room on the first floor can go directly to the hot spring.

The hotel is pretty, there are supermarkets around, bars downstairs, etc., so it's not lonely at night. The only thing is that breakfast is not very convenient. You need to communicate your needs with the restaurant staff, and they will serve the food. It may be inconvenient for Chinese people who are not good at English. The hotel is about 40 minutes' drive from Desert Mountain Outlet, which is quite suitable.

For a resort that starts at ~$2,000/night this place falls very short in various areas. For an all inclusive resort there were very few dining options (it was either the sur house or the pool side bar). Most of the staff were really friendly but we did feel like the housekeeping staff weren’t too professional at times (once they opened the door to our room even when we told them to give us a few seconds to get to the door). Although the resort is in a beautiful location, I don’t know if I would consider this place luxurious.

The hotel environment is nice. Although the rooms are small, they are fully equipped and provide guests with different styles of men's and women's sun hats free of charge for sun protection when swimming. The ceiling light switch can be adjusted to suit the different needs of guests at different times. Coffee time is served every morning, and the self-service kitchen is fully equipped, making it a great place for a relaxing weekend getaway!

A very exclusive and luxury resort Luke no other.  We love the trail hiking along the estate that stretches over 2 miles with breathtaking view. The staffs are nice n warm.    The only problem is that the  Michelin star restaurant was burned down in 2022    so there is no fine dining at the resort.

Fine, but should have been cheaper for the quality. Definitely an older hotel. Had the look and smell of its hundred years of service. Breakfast was coffee, a couple pieces of loaf cake, and tiny fruits. No hotel parking. The pools were tired and dirty.

The hotel is clean and quiet, ideal for relaxation. Overall, everything was excellent, though the front desk staff could benefit from being more professional.

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