The sensational spirit of spring festival season has officially taken over Southern California. But after the fact, many festival-goers find themselves exhausted following an intensely exhilarating three days of fun in the desert sun. What better way to rest, rejuvenate and reconnect internally than with a recuperating trip experiencing a relaxing desert retreat? These resort properties across the Greater Palm Springs area can be a perfect place to wind down and recharge after rocking out at Coachella or Stagecoach.
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15 Rejuvenating Resorts Near Palm Springs for a Post-Coachella or Stagecoach Retreat
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La Quinta Resort & Club, Curio Collection by Hilton
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Photo: La Quinta Resort & Club
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Photo: La Quinta Resort & Club
- Address: 49-499 Eisenhower Dr, La Quinta, CA 92253
- Starting from: $375 per night
Tucked away at the base of the Santa Rosa Mountains 30 minutes outside of Joshua Tree National Park, La Quinta Resort & Club is a 45-acre oasis boasting 41 pools, 21 tennis courts, three restaurants, eight pickleball courts, access to five championship golf courses, and a stunning on-site spa. This property has been a known Hollywood hideaway for over a century, with various accommodations to resist — from casitas to villas to suites made for every type of traveler. It can be a perfect place to recuperate and rejuvenate, whether, with a relaxing game of golf, a serene day immersed in the spa’s tranquility, or an afternoon lounging out at one of the shared pool spaces.
The Good House
- Address: 12885 Eliseo Rd, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240
- Starting from: $356 per night
“Sanctuary” is perhaps the most fitting word to describe this Black-owned hotel and spa in Desert Hot Springs — a fabulous escape made for internally relaxing and reconnecting. It’s located in the Miracle Hill District of Desert Hot Springs, a protected Hot Water Zone hosting the hottest well water. The property aims to give guests a holistically healing wellness experience and offers day passes to those who might not be able to spend the night in one of its seven rooms. Visitors can take advantage of the peacefulness of the intimate spa space, outdoor courtyard, and therapeutic naturally-fed pool and hot tubs. Dine on something healthy from the fresh on-site cafe serving bites like power bowls, salads, and smoothies, or sign up for a hosted juice cleanse to dive into the spirit of detoxification.
Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort
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- Address: 1661 S Calle Palo Fierro, Palm Springs, CA 92264
- Starting from: $309 per night
This 14-room boutique hotel was built in 1959 but has been extensively refreshed in recent years while keeping in touch with its original allure and sense of feeling like a “desert escape.” Impressive mountain views, classic mid-century architecture with vintage design elements like custom woodwork, nostalgic lighting fixtures, and personalized service make this spot exceptionally special.
Admire the natural desert-inspired decor, including doors painted to match the colors of the sky at sunrise. Select rooms feature kitchenettes, and some have patios outfitted with hammocks. All rooms feature custom-built beds, stone floors, and intricate mosaic tile detailing. Each morning, guests are hosted with coffee and a continental breakfast; in the afternoon, it’s time to grab a drink t from the on-site cocktail bar. The ample outdoor space has two courtyards, fire pits, and chaise lounge chairs to relax.
Two Bunch Palms
- Address: 67425 Two Bunch Palms Trail, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240
- Starting from: $425 per night
This gated adults-only property is set on nearly 80 acres, showcasing incredible mountain views and boasting an air of unparalleled tranquility. Immediately upon arriving, guests will check into a lobby that feels like a cozy, natural cave, with an atmosphere that encourages immediate tranquility. Bright and sunny guest rooms are accented in cool shades of blue and white, featuring amenities like mini-fridges and well-furnished bathrooms with oversized mirrors and rain showers. Enjoy soaking in the multiple hot springs or swimming pools, or get active on the tennis court. There’s a wellness spa with alfresco treatment options and a trendy restaurant serving freshly sourced food, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free menu items. There’s also an on-site juice bar and a variety of regular programming, workshops, and events hosted at the property, such as reiki meditation sessions and sound baths. One detail that makes this property stand out is its exceptional eco-friendliness — it uses 100% renewable energy with its solar field, and the grounds are watered with a greywater system.
Renaissance Esmeralda Resort & Spa
- Address: 67425 Two Bunch Palms Trail, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240
- Starting from: $220 per night
This enormous, well-landscaped 23-acre property has oasis-like water features, including cascading waterfalls and lakes. It’s tucked away in Indian Wells, surrounded by the lush greenery of golf course grass and flanked by the majesty of the local mountain ranges. The resort feels like the ultimate opportunity to experience relaxation and rejuvenation, especially at the spa, which boasts 11 treatment rooms, eight treatment cabanas, and its garden. There’s also a 24/7 fitness center, championship golf course, multiple restaurants, and front-row seats to the gorgeous desert sunrises and sunsets. The guest rooms feature mid-century modern furnishings and a minimalistic flair — some with balconies overlooking the manicured grounds. However, one of the most unique amenities on the property might be its zero-entry pool with a real, sandy beach.
Margaritaville Palm Springs
- Address: 1600 N Indian Canyon, Palm Springs, CA, 92262
- Starting from: $129 per night
The 398-room Margaritaville Resort Palm Springs is always on island time. It was the first of its namesake on the West Coast — appropriately offering precisely what guests would expect and hope for from a trip to Margaritaville. This “tropical oasis” is outfitted in island decor and is in a great location just a few minutes from downtown Palm Springs in the Urban Design District. Take a dip in one of the two pools, or relax at St. Somewhere Spa, one of Palm Springs’s largest resort spas with 18 treatment rooms and a range of therapies. Or, grab a cheeseburger in paradise at one of multiple six dining outlets on-site, including JWB Grill, named after James (Jimmy) William Buffett. Check out Come Monday Café for breakfast, and of course, there’s the 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar serving poolside frozen concoctions like cocktails, cold beer, and more.
The Westin Rancho Mirage Golf Resort & Spa
- Address: 71333 Dinah Shore Dr, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
- Starting from $446 per night
This inspiring 360-acre property features a championship course, three separately-themed pools (including an adults-only pool and a pool with a 60-foot waterslide), lighted tennis courts, a fitness studio, multiple on-site restaurants, and an unparalleled wellness center. The wellness offerings include a movement studio hosting regular workout sessions, a 24-hour Westin WORKOUT® Fitness Studio with a range of cardio equipment, free weights, and Peloton bikes. Accommodations are pet-friendly and feature views of the desert and mountains. Guests can request dedicated “Sleep Well” amenities like lavender balm and a sleep sound machine to ensure a proper night’s rest with peace and quiet.
Omni Rancho Las Palmas
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Photo: Omni Rancho Las Palmas
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- Address: 41000 Bob Hope Dr, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
- Starting from: $476 per night
Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa is an idyllic Palm Springs region retreat. The Spanish Colonial architecture blends with elegant design elements like French doors opening to patios or balconies in the bright, airy guest rooms. Refuel at one of the six on-site restaurants. Play a game of tennis or pickleball at one of the property’s two dozen courts, get in a game of golf at one of the well-manicured golf courses, or cool down in one of the property’s pools (there’s an adults-only pool and one outfitted with a full waterpark). Book a massage treatment at the resort spa or get in a workout at the fitness center. This spot serves the best of both worlds for those seeking peace and relaxation balanced with fun.
Ritz Carlton Rancho Mirage
- Address: 68900 Frank Sinatra Dr, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
- Starting from: $644 per night
The Ritz-Carlton Rancho Mirage is a sanctuary for the soul — perfectly positioned just far away from the city lights but close enough to Palm Springs in the Coachella Valley to feel connected and disconnected. Enjoy views of the San Jacinto Mountain Range, modern resort amenities, and a luxurious atmosphere — an upscale retreat and an excellent destination for healing.
Plan an elegant dinner at The Edge Steakhouse, grab a cocktail paired with a light bite at the bar lounge space, State Fare Bar & Lounge, or grab a casual bite poolside with Air Pool bar. Book a holistic wellness ritual that was inspired by the land at the spa, or break a sweat at the impressive fitness center. Retire to the spacious accommodations that showcase the stunning sights of the desert mountain backdrop. The rooms are spacious, bright, and clean, with large bathrooms, private balconies or patio spaces, and a clean, refined sense of wealth.
Hyatt Regency Indian Wells Resort & Spa
- Address: 44600 Indian Wells Ln, Indian Wells, CA 92210
- Starting from: $759 per night
This property is ideal for a post-Coachella or Stagecoach visit. It’s a great spot for groups to set as a home base, as room offerings include setups like deluxe rooms, suites, and standalone villas. Dine at one of the multiple on-site eateries, including indoor and outdoor restaurants, bars, and lounges (don’t miss the resort’s signature Agave Sunset Tequila by Herradura).
Here is great for playing for guests of any age from five – 105, hosting some of the most iconic Coachella Valley water experiences, including the HyTides waterpark – which includes seven pools, two exhilarating waterslides, and a lazy river – and The Oasis Adult Pool which has private cabanas and a poolside bar. Play a game of golf, or get competitive on one of the tennis or pickleball courts. Work up a sweat at the 24-hour fitness studio. Book a treatment at Agua Serena Spa. This state-of-the-art facility includes private men’s and women’s facilities, including a relaxation room, dry sauna, jetted tub, and outdoor showers. Find bliss through a dreamy massage or facial, and relax at the co-ed Reflection Patio, listening to the sounds of trickling waters.
Tommy Bahama Miramonte Resort & Spa
- Address: 45000 Indian Wells Ln, Indian Wells, CA 92210
- Starting from: $474 per night
This 11-acre property blends the authentic feeling of Tommy Bahama style and the dreamy desert relaxation of Palm Springs into one destination. Think — artsy, hand-painted murals, lush landscaping greenery, palm trees adorn the guest rooms’ wallpaper and an overall laid-back sense of welcoming. Grab a drink at the property’s restaurant and bar, Grapefruit Basil, which is airy, warm and connected to the lobby and outdoor patio space — hosting a balmy alfresco dining experience.
Swim at one of the three on-site saltwater pools or lounge poolside underneath the appropriately preppy and tropical pink and white striped umbrellas. Get some friendly competition on the bocce courts, or sign up for a relaxing treatment at the immaculate spa. There’s also a 24/7 fitness center with top-notch cardio and weights equipment and an on-site boutique selling everything you might’ve forgotten to pack or don’t need — but want to buy (and, of course, deserve).
L’Horizon Resort & Spa
- Address: 1050 E Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA 92264
- Starting from: $600 per night
L’Horizon Resort & Spa hosts guests 21 and over in a great location near downtown Palm Springs. Boasting beautiful mid-century architecture, this resort dates back to 1952, dreamed up by iconic desert architect William F. Cody. It has an impressive history of hosting the Hollywood elite for decades. Visitors can grab a bite at the alfresco on-site eatery lounge around a fire pit at SO•PA or book a spa that showcases inspiring mountain views from its white canvas cabanas. Grab a drink and soak up the sunshine poolside. The beautiful bungalows are like little oases, spread out over the property’s peaceful three acres of space and offering a sense of privacy.
JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa
- Address: 74-855 Country Club Dr, Palm Desert, CA 92260
- Starting from: $536 per night
This resort can be perfect for settling down after a week of spirited festival escapades. Reset in the modern, 4,000-square-foot fitness center, which features a range of cardio and weights equipment — great for getting back in shape after a weekend of fun libations and festival food. There’s also a 75-foot saltwater lap pool and various instructor-led group classes. Relax at the spa, which has a co-ed Wellness Lounge in the 38,000 square foot spa offering 15 state-of-the-art lounge chairs, which promise relaxing, nurturing and re-energizing experiences.
The property takes inspiration from the surrounding Sonoran Desert habitat for treatments. It uses locally harvested crops (such as citrus and dates) and ancient healing traditions to create an exceptional therapeutic experience with 48 treatment rooms, including a 600-square-foot VIP “Sanctuary Suite” with a private entrance. Hit the links at one of the two Ted Robinson championship courses at Desert Springs Golf Club, or visit the Desert Springs Tennis Club, which features 13 Hard Courts, three Clay Courts, two Grass Courts, eight Pickleball Courts, Private Lessons, and a range of classic Lawn Games. Settle down and soak in some sunshine at the Springs Outdoor pool or one of the Oasis pools.
Avalon Hotel and Bungalows Palm Springs
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Photo: Avalon Hotel Palm Springs
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- Address: 415 S Belardo Rd, Palm Springs, CA 92262
- Starting from: $389 per night
Avalon Hotel Palm Springs is a blissful four-acre space between the fun of downtown Palm Springs’ Main Street and the peaceful seclusion of the San Jacinto Mountains. The resort feels like a reincarnation of Hollywood’s Golden Age era, blended with modern SoCal glitz and glamour with Spanish architecture and empirical interior design elements. Settle into the upscale lineup of historic one- and two-bedroom villas and guest rooms — or lounge by one of the three pools featuring cabanas. Book a treatment at the gorgeous spa, stroll meticulously manicured gardens and green spaces, or dine at the on-site restaurant serving quintessentially Californian cuisine.
The Colony Palms Hotel and Bungalows
- Address: 572 N Indian Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA 92262
- Starting from: $400 per night
Dating back to 1936, having been initially established as a “Colonial House” by reputed Mobster Al Wertheimer of the infamous “Purple Gang,” this boutique Spanish Colonial-style hotel property has plenty of stories to tell from its compelling history. Today, it’s a modern adults-only retreat outfitted with cozy fire pits, a gorgeous pool with views of the San Jacinto mountains, and stellar cocktail service. The on-site eatery, The Colony Club, serves American Continental and classic European dishes — and there’s a full on-site spa for proper rest and rejuvenation. Guest rooms are scattered across the property, with enough space to feel secluded and spacious. The distinct decor reflects the strong personality of this legendary resort.