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    4.6 (79 reviews)
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    Large cool pool in the foreground, mid 90-degree small pool behind it, and the hot 102-degree pool is in the round housing in the back.
    Tom C.

    One of my favorite places to go unwind. The mid-century architecture is charming, and the rooms are simple but very comfortable. The hot springs water is fabulous, and the three pools are different temperatures so you can always find what you need. Daily breakfast is quite complete, and there is a kitchen for guests, with refrigerator and gas grill so you can prepare your own meals (although the kitchen does not have an oven, just a stove top). The ambience is quiet, conversation is generally soft, with no kids or pets. Note that it feels quite different at different times of the year. Winter can be chilly and/or windy, although today (12/31) it is a calm 72 degrees. Summers get quite hot, so sunbathing and dipping in the large cooler pool is the thing. Each room has an outdoor table and two chairs, with one chair inside, plus a small fridge. The king size low platform beds are super comfortable.

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    Havilah Vashti U.

    I cannot recommend Hope Springs enough! If you are looking for an intimate serene getaway with the most dreamy ambiance, this is your spot. My husband and I enjoyed a pre Valentine's Day weekend here and it did not disappoint. My favorite feature of Hope Springs is that the pools are open 24/07. We had the best time stargazing at night. Also, the complimentary breakfast was delicious and the staff is so friendly and knowledgeable here.

    Patio area of individual room
    Chihea L.

    It felt phenomenal being a guest here. The room was so nice, the pool and hot tubs were amazing, and beyond all that the staff was super responsive and helpful, even in situations where i felt they didn't need to. If I ever venture to this part of the country again, I will be sure to stay here again.

    We saw a rocket!

    My daughter and I stayed for 2 nights recently. We could not fault a thing. Our host was so welcoming and thoughtful, even packing a snack bag and water for each of us to take to Joshua Tree National Park one day. Breakfast was expansive and delicious and the coffee endless. We loved the quiet, the pools, the warm windy afternoons and the superb landscaping of plants. The staff were superb and so knowledgeable about the environment and plantings. We think it has been one of the best holiday breaks we have had. Thank you from us both.

    View from bed :)
    Jillian O.

    What a relaxing little spot. We stayed 3 nights -- hiked in Joshua Tree & ate in Palm Springs. There was also Desert X going on, so a few exhibits near by. We enjoyed our visit and can't wait to return!! Definitely for people who want to unplug (although there is WiFi). There is a pool, warm tub, and hot tub with lounge chairs scattered about. The continental breakfast was so yummy & fresh. We stayed in a room that didn't include a kitchen, but you have access to a communal kitchen & a small fridge (which was perfect for us). Just a note that no spa jets after 10p are allowed & no music / cell phone use at the pool. It's a very calm vibe in the resort, so just be aware (seems like negative reviewers missed this). The rooms are also minimal (no TV) but were cute & cozy... and you have a great view from bed! There is also a limited amount of rooms, so it is very intimate. The staff is also very friendly!

    A slice of magic. Perfect to unplug, unwind and let this place take care of everything else.

    James M.

    This place really is a gem. It's close enough to Palm Springs and Joshua Tree for easy excursions, but far enough away to enforce relaxation. You probably won't want to venture much into the immediate environs of the city of Desert Hot Springs (except for supply runs to Vons), but that won't matter as you're unlikely to want to leave Hope Springs. The hotel grounds are beautiful. From the moment you walk in the front door you'd be hard pressed not to be transported to a state of relaxation. It's minimal, but practical, and everything you'll need is there. It's very clean, very quiet. The color palette and aesthetic throughout is extremely calming. The landscaping and layout means that each of the rooms and patios feel very private, and there never seems to be more than one or two people using any of the three pools (hot, warm, cold) at the same time. You're pretty much guaranteed a pool to yourself at any given time. The dog (hector) and cat (carbon) are very charming and characterful. You'll see them around but they keep themselves to themselves. I've read some reviews that complain about the cement floors and white curtains. In my opinion the cement floors are nice because you can walk in from the pool, the floor dries quick and stays cool, and it makes a more seamless inside/outside transition. The curtains are great because they let in a lot of light, and contrary to what you might be worried about at first, they do provide complete privacy, even at night with your lights on. It's actually more private because you can leave them closed and walk around them during the day, and the room is still flooded with light. The manager, Nancy, is wonderful. She's down to earth without being "in your face". There is a slightly less formal style to the customer service which has a vibe somewhere between staying at a friend's/relative's home and a hotel. One day I was icing a foot injury by the pool (I'm a runner). Later on that afternoon Nancy mentioned that she had noticed, and she kindly provided me with a wrap around ice pack from her freezer. Best breakfasts I've probably had at any hotel. Again, like being at a relative's place. Delicious bread, fresh fruits, frittata, nuts, yoghurt, bagels, avocado. Yum. Went there the first time by accident because a place in Palm Springs was booked. Been back probably 6 times since. Will keep going back. Exceptional place.

    Agnes K.

    Special thanks to " maybe the owner" I am sorry I forgot his name, for making an exception and let us stay for 1 night instead of the required 2. And that is because it was a Holiday weekend. THANKS ;-) This place is for relaxing and relaxing only. If you looking to party, go somewhere else. I made the mistake and used my cellphone by the pool, its not allowed ( didn't know). Well I got scolded by a very serious looking Nancy and I will never cross her again :-) The 2 Jacuzzis are great and the pool is big enough to do some "quiet" laps . Breakfast was lovely, cheese plate, tomatoes with herbs ( maybe basil) and hard boiled eggs, fruit. The fridge in the lobby kitchen has some breakfast goodies in it and what I appreciated a lot is that they had a few different options for non milk drinkers like almond and rice milk alternatives. Bread was great and fresh, there is a toaster there and there is options for jams, peanut butters, cinnamon butters etc. Love the architecture and the minimalistic feel. However we didn't have a night stand or a night lamp, but lucky us, we found a table in the room and we moved it and called it a night stand and used our flash light as a lamp.. BUT, i was able to peak into one of the bigger rooms with kitchen while it was cleaned and they did have some desk lamps on the floor next to the bed...maybe we get that room next time ? I was thinking to take my 5 staff members here for a company vacay and I approached Nancy with the idea, but she didn't like it in case we are noisy people, this is how serious they take the RELAXING ASPECT . Good for them not good for me!! However because we are not noisy people I will still try to convince them to take us for my bday, see what happens :-)

    Andi T.

    Hope is a great cactus that grows, undeterred by the roof above it. Hope is the roof's building, that works gracefully around it. http://static.px.yelp.com/bphoto/vdUQloOBMbwiNAkXbfGpuA/l As others have noted, this is a tranquil getaway, with little to do but sleep, read, soak in hot tubs of varying heat, and nibble on the tastiest free motel breakfast I've ever had. (The hot stone massage was delicious as well.) Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Hope springs eternal, indeed.

    Continental breakfast provided by Nancy! So yummy!
    Lindsey W.

    I really loved this place! My fiancé and I enjoyed our stay. It's so well decorated! I love the minimalist look. I loved the 3 mineral pools. The extra hot one was my favorite. You can tell that the spot has been remodeled and I love that retro feel. There was a community kitchen that we didn't bother using but it was nice that it was available! The best part by far was the amazing continental breakfast! Plenty of fresh fruit, yummy breads, yogurt, orange juice, eggs etc. I've noticed that others have complained about Nancy's demeanor. I didn't have a problem with her at all. She was more than friendly and even recommended some great eating and hiking spots. I do wish they'd let us book one night at a time, we'll definitely be back!

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    Lorraine L.

    This place is definitely a desert oasis and a great spot to get away from the bustle and ugliness of Los Angeles. My boo treated me to a weekend of relaxation at Hope Springs for my birthday. Best present, seriously. The resort is small with about 10 rooms. Because my birthday always graciously falls near Thanksgiving weekend, there were not many guests at the spa and I believe he got a bit of a discounted rate as well. The rooms are very simple and minimal and very mod. Soft platform beds with fluffy blankets and pillows, a stereo, a chair, and not much else. Some rooms have kitchenettes, however there is a small kitchen in the lobby which offers an assortment of hot teas and coffee. It is serenely quiet. There are three pools, fed directly from nearby hot mineral springs. My favorite was the larger enclosed hot tub. On our second morning there it rained and it was so peaceful to sit in the tub and listen to the raindrops falling on the roof above. The owner is very friendly and she prepares a wonderful and free breakfast every morning. During our stay we were treated to seasoned hard boiled eggs drizzled in olive oil, fresh grilled tomatoes, seasoned breakfast potatoes, fresh fruits and berries, toast, bagels, english muffins, and croissants. Definitely one of the freshest and healthiest free hotel breakfasts I have ever had. Guests are pretty laid-back and pretty much keep to themselves, so it's truly relaxing since you don't have to fear forced socialization in the pools. The outdoor pool area has great landscaping with an assortment of cacti and succulents and you can see the mountains in the distance when you're chilling in the pool. The only glitch in our stay was that the plumbing in our room freaked out on the last day and we weren't able to use the bathroom or shower in the room. However, the owner was very apologetic and tried very hard to fix the problem. When she couldn't, she immediately arranged for me to shower in the massage room and discounted the fee for our last day. Aside from that one small hiccup, I had a wonderful and relaxing stay at Hope Springs and I hope to come back on a regular basis when I need an escape from L.A.

    The large pool and lobby at sunset

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    I'm mad at Google because I don't find this sooner. I spent my anniversary at the wonderful serene, relaxing, quiet adult only heaven.

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    My favorite spa in the area. So classy and clean and well-organized. And I love the gazebo that shelters the hot tub from the wind and cold.

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    Azure Palm Hot Springs - Free flowing mineral water soaking tubs in the one acre natural oasis

    Azure Palm Hot Springs

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    We came here on a holiday weekend and the place was pretty busy. The friend that we stayed with…read moresaid that the hotel room we stayed in was the fanciest room we'd stayed in. We had paid the extra $40 or so to get a room on the second floor and to our surprise, the double queen room came with a nice natural spring tub and was very spacious. The pools are open late with the back part closing at midnight while the main pool and hot spas are always open. We were able to go to the pools late at night and early in the morning and it was nice to have the room right there. We saw a few people who just got the day spa passes asking about the rooms and expressing regret that they hadn't just booked rooms here. Everything was really nice including the staff and service when we ordered food and drinks near the poolside. The skyline is beautiful and to be there on July 4th, we could see the fireworks in various parts of the sky. There is plenty of parking but it is a little odd of a location as it is mainly in a residential neighborhood with a few options for food. But they maintain the property well and it was a beautiful stay at a reasonable rate. We would recommend staying here!

    Looking to escape the midday or day to day hustle? Look no further. I spent the day poolside at…read morethis sophisticated-fun desert oasis. I was hoping the desert air would make the impossible, possible. Arrived on a day with nothing but blue skies. They had lockers to store my belongings; robes and slippers are included for the day. They offer facials, massages, and body treatments. It was so nice to unwind and bask in simple pleasures that life has to offer. I took a dip in all the pools from one to the next; I love mineral pools. Something about this mineral water feels like magic. Time just froze. It was as if my whole life led up to this moment. Nevertheless, sky gazing is allowed and in fact encouraged to watch the clouds drift. Birds chirping was music to my ears. The plants were oxygenating and the landscape was therapeutic. Staff and guests were friendly. Prime spot for spa-goers. Welcoming inspiration. Get inspired today. You know people are known to see water in the middle of the desert...Was it all a mirage? Did it really happen? I think I just talked myself into going back--I need a redo. #DontBeBlueBeYou #IndulgeInBliss #BestVersionOfMe "As you walk through the desert of life, may you always find your oasis!" Tips: Robes, slippers, and lockers are included in day pass

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    The Spring Resort & Spa

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    I had the best experience here. It was my first time at a Hot Springs resort and I wasn't quite…read moresure what to expect even though I saw photos. Upon arrival, it looked very inconspicuous. It's hidden in the hills in a residential neighborhood and looked rather small from the outside. But as you enter, it opens up to a very nice, open pool and garden oasis. There aren't many rooms, as it is a more intimate type Resort. All of them are ground level and surround the main pool areas. I stayed in a suite which had a private patio with a stone tub so you can have your own personal mineral bath. The room was very clean, not a lot of amenities, but it did have a small kitchenette and a very cool record player complete with records to play. There are three mineral pools. One is smaller with jets and has a higher temperature than the other two. There's another bigger one that serves as a swimming pool with a lower temperature. And the third one is enclosed with a medium temperature. As you walk further through the garden and down some stone steps, you will reach a small spa that has various rooms for treatments. There is also a dry sauna, showers, and an infrared sauna on the outside. This one was my favorite because the glass doors face the garden. It was very Zen. The massage therapist were very good. Thank you to Landon and Andrew for that. I really appreciated the intimacy of the Resort and all of the staff were very friendly and accommodating. Mel was especially helpful and kind. I left the Resort feeling very relaxed and at peace. I will definitely return.

    Hidden gem. Thanks to staff like Mel and Anna this place is a true oasis. The sauna is also a…read morewonderful addition combined with the cold plunge. Thank you !

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    Tuscan Springs Hotel & Spa

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    We wanted to enjoy a visit to Palm Springs and the Salton sea area. Instead of a day trip, which…read morecan be fatiguing, we decided to pack a bag and spend the night. My friend and I were beyond happy with the beautiful and quiet setting. We enjoyed a superbly private stay, as it's off season. Most people come to stay when the weather is cooler. There are three mineral water pools, one in an open sided, Beautifully constructed, covered patio. One wall was river rock. Another wall was tiled seating that was cool and comfortable to sit on. I thoroughly enjoyed the sauna the morning we left, before breakfast. Sweating for 30" is relaxing if you haven't tried it yet. Breakfast options included Avocado, tomato, hard boiled eggs, bagels, croissants, fresh cooked waffles, cold, cereal, yogurt, half-and-half, cream cheese, coffee, tea, and I'm sure more I did not note. We breakfasted I'm a lovely little patio, surrounded by birds and plants. A neighbor cat visited but did not engage. There are daybeds along the pool and a few under the trees in the patio in between the row of rooms. I believe there were a total of 14 rooms. Each room has cool tiled floors and a a fresh king bed. Ours had a lovely bathtub with the hottest shower I think I've ever had. There are imported Italian soap, shampoo, and conditioner (that left my hair looking very pretty). There were two wonderful robes in the boudoir. I wore mine too and fro as I am born to spa and was in seventh heaven. Our room opened up onto a large patio balcony from which we watched the sunrise and the sunset over the valley in front of us. The amenities are open 24 hours. The owner, Mrs C is hospitable and engaging. She has Italian soaps and such for you to purchase, as well as soda pop and wine. Time and money went into planning this spa. The quality imported furniture and tile, the red padded patio furniture. Fountains, outdoor gas fireplaces, everywhere one looks is loving details. And... nobody under 21 allowed

    This is hands down one of the best hotels I've stayed at here in Desert Hot Springs! The most…read moreimportant thing is how you feel when stay somewhere, and Tuscan Springs Hotel & Spa creates a warm feeling of peaceful elegance. First of all the owner's name is Camillia and she is actually the person working the desk. She has a great deal of pride in her beautiful boutique hotel and she wants all of her guests to have the best possible experience. Her personal touch is definitely felt. The property is absolutely beautiful and well cared for. A big plus is that the jacuzzis and pool are open 24 hours. They have a semi-indoor hot spring jacuzzi that is very large and has a really nice ambiance (especially at night) with the lanterns on the wall. They also have another hot spring jacuzzi outdoors by the pool and it is amazing to soak in this jacuzzi and watch the sun set over the mountains across the valley - Truly a million dollar view! Their pool is luke-warm and so nice to take a dip after soaking in the jacuzzis. And if you plan on spending the day on their pool deck they have lots of nice cushioned pool lounge chairs and 5 outdoor beds. There are also tables you can sit at and have a meal or play games, etc. Our room was very comfortable and luxurious. I love the dark wood, heavy curtains and Italian tile! The bed was very comfortable and we slept great. Tip: they have a couple of rooms that have private outdoor patios overlooking the valley and mountains but they don't offer these rooms on Priceline, Expedia or other travel service. Camellia said they only book these rooms directly from the hotel website or by calling. They also have a nice area for massages & treatments. We didn't get any treatments but I believe they have independent massage therapists come in when you book treatment. But it is a really nice spa / treatment area that rivals some of the best spas I've been to.

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    El Morocco Inn & Spa

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    I have been coming to El Morocco for years, it helps me restore and release over load …read more The waters are so healing, and the rooms so special. I love the fact that it's quiet yet very alive , at nite I can sit and gaze at the the moon, swim and not brother anyone .Watching Casablanca 24/7 is another time travel treat, the coffee is also French pressed, and offers that feeling of a different place. Best for those who need to go within and fine the peace that the desert offers, especially at the El Morocco Spa.

    I would call this a hidden gem. The rooms are nice and the price is reasonable. The pool and spa…read morewere both wonderful and just steps from our door. We've stayed at other places in Desert Hot Springs and the spas were sometimes a hike from our room, so I definitely appreciated that it was right there. The ginger lemonade that they kept filled throughout the day was very refreshing. Breakfast was ok. We're both vegan, and I'm gluten free as well, so there weren't a lot of options, but we managed. It was also very quiet there. I think most of the other rooms were filled, but since it was a small place, we still could always get a prime lounge chair and the whirlpool spa area was never crowded. As others have mentioned some of the facilities are a little worn and run down. The saunas were old. The game area was also pretty old, but the everything was clean and looked after. If you're looking for a five star experience, this isn't it. But, if you want a place to relax and enjoy a quiet soak, this is it.

    Aqua Soleil Hotel & Mineral Water Spa - Love the fun furniture in my room. Everything was so nice and clean and comfortable.

    Aqua Soleil Hotel & Mineral Water Spa

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    We always choose to stay at Aqua Soleil whenever we're in Desert hot Springs, and one of the…read morebiggest reasons we keep coming back is Kathy at the front desk. Kathy is the true definition of hospitality. She is consistently warm, kind, welcoming, and always goes above and beyond to make sure our stay is exceptional. From the moment we arrive, she makes us feel genuinely valued and remembered, and her positive attitude never changes. It's rare to find someone who is so consistently caring and dedicated to providing outstanding service. Employees like Kathy are the reason guests become repeat visitors. Thank you, Kathy, for making every stay such a wonderful experience. We always look forward to seeing you, and you are a huge part of why we continue coming back to Aqua Soleil!

    Take lysol and sanitizer wipes when staying here. The pictures and videos posted by the "hotel"…read moreare deceiving: therefore, set your expectations very low, so you can be pleasantly surprised; otherwise you will be greatly disappointed. This is truly a repurposed motel and it looks the part. They tried making it look better with fresh paint, but it still looks and feels sketchy and outdated. We stayed here for Father's Day weekend, in room 229, which is a "Mountain View"/Balcony room. Although the view is mainly of the property's solar panels, a dirty empty lot, an RV park, and some mountains, at the distance. The "nicer" mountain view is facing the entrance. We Had been meaning to stay here for years, but we can never get the soleil suite and we still didn't manage to get it. I have really mixed feelings about this place, part of me still wants to try the soleil suite, but I was so disappointed in this "hotel" that I believe it to be a one and done for us. However, if you're on a budget and want something slightly better than a motel 6 then this is the place for you. Pool area: Has 1 average pool, 1 outdoor hot tub, and 1 enclosed hot tub. They also offer massage services, which we did not use. Pros: *Free parking * 12pm check out *Pool area is cleaner and well maintained *On site restaurant (did not try it) *Across the street from a grocery outlet * Enclosed hot tub (a plus because it gets very windy here) * In-room mini fridge * numerous lounge chairs around the property Cons: * It does not feel like a Spa hotel, it's more motel than hotel * The property shows it's age *Dirty and dingy sofa & carpet, would not walk barefoot in here *Dirty shower floor, wore sandals to shower *No tub, only shower with a shower curtain that is not long enough so even if you point the shower head towards the wall, it makes a wet mess outside the shower area * I doubt the pool/hot tubs are mineral water and if they are then most likely any mineral benefits are gone because they were excessively chlorinated * Not enough amenities to make it a legit spa hotel. They have a fairly sized empty area next to the pool area where they could add a sauna, cold plunge pool, and/or maybe a Korean herbal tea pool to help upgrade the space a bit more *No hydration stations. Most spa hotels will have free infused water and herbal tea stations in the lobby or near/around the pool areas to encourage guests to hydrate since the heat and hot tubs can cause dehydration, but bot here. So take your own water. * The neighborhood that this "hotel" is located in does not feel like the safest, lots of police activity, day and night. * Hot water ran out while showering, twice. Happened to me one day and then my partner the next day * Very small and dirty elevator * No in-room microwave * Beds are very uncomfortable, mattress is either super soft or very old because it just sunk while trying to lay on it. Horrible *It's on a main street so you can hear the traffic noise and especially all the sirens from first responders, which I did notice a lot of siren activity * We had 2 power outages and although brief, there's never a good time for a power outage in 102 temperature. * The room was suffocatingly stuffy, which made it miserable to sleep in, even with AC on and they have a sign that tells you not to lower it below 70F. The AC is LOUD *Pool towels are not readily available in the pool area, you have to go to the front office and ask for towels and you only get one per person and if you want a fresh towel you have to swap them out. And the pool towels are small. Luckily I took a set of large beach towels with us, from home. Side note: don't forget your towel clips or bands because it is VERY windy here and if you leave your towels on the lounge chairs the wind will take them. Witnessed a few towels end up in the pool.

    Miracle Springs Resort & Spa - Joshua Meeting Room

    Miracle Springs Resort & Spa

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    The pools are open 24 hrs 7 days a week. Water temps from 96-104 degrees. Outside temps over 100…read moreat times. Limited shade. Pools were never crowded even on a busy holiday. Rooms are dated, poolside rooms were spacious with decent sized fridge and worth the upgrade on a 100+ degree day. My bed wasn't great but I was in the pools more than I was in my room. Ordered a hot sandwich from the Capri and drink from the bar for under $20. Cute gift shop that was also inexpensive. Met some nice people, older crowd with lots of hats and modest swimwear. If you want to hand in the room it's probably not the hotel for you, if you're going for the pools then you can't go wrong. I left last week and I'm ready to go back.

    The pictures are deceiving. The front desk clerk was very inappropriate with us…read more Immediately upon entering the parking lot my friend and I were on high alert. It is run down and old. Entering the lobby, it smells like an old antique building, heavy mildew smell. The elevator smelled like body odor, you can tell the carpet is ruined and matted down from guests leaving the pool (not their fault) and standing on the carpet. The carpet in this place as a whole desperately needs to be taken out and replaced with flooring more appropriate for pool goers. The pool was lukewarm at best. There was never a point that the water was even cool, never comfortable to stay in very long. Biggest shock was that this place does not provide HAND SOAP. What do you mean you do not provide the most basic toiletries? My final complaint was the front desk concierge. He made several suggestive comments to my friend and I, at one point making a very lewd hand gesture while staring directly at me. Do not stay at this place if you care about basic needs met at a hotel.

    Hope Springs - hotels - Updated August 2026

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