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Two Bunch Palms

  • From $165
  • 2 hr 37 min from San Diego
  • Walk-in OK

An adults-only resort on Two Bunch Palms Trail whose grounds center on a mineral-water grotto fed by a local aquifer that the resort says emerges at over 100°F. Day visitors can buy a Mineral Soak Day ($165, 9am-6pm, lunch included) or an evening soak with dinner. Guests must be 18 or older, and pets are not allowed.

Palm trees reflected in the still grotto pool at Two Bunch Palms, Desert Hot Springs, California
Photo: Two Bunch Palms
Price
From $165
Nearest town
Desert Hot Springs
From San Diego
2 hr 37 min
Reservations
Walk-in OK

Plan your visit

Hours & season

Hours
  • Day passes 9am-6pm
  • Evening soak 3-9pm
  • Restaurant breakfast 7-10am, lunch 10am-2pm, dinner 5-9pm
SeasonOpen year-round

Tickets & booking

Price
  • Mineral Soak Day $165 (9am-6pm, incl. lunch and a soft drink)
  • Mineral Evening Soak $195 (3-9pm, incl. dinner)
  • Spa day packages $325-$800
AccessDay pass, walk-ins welcome
Booking
  • Day passes are sold in advance with limited availability
  • The resort says to reserve before they sell out
  • Phone 760-676-5000

Rules

Ages
  • Adults-only resort
  • All guests must be 18 or older
DogsNo

On site

LodgingYes

Not stated by the venue: swimwear, camping nearby.

Water temperature

This venue doesn't publish pool temperatures.

Mineral profile

Total dissolved minerals

710 mg/L

Moderately mineralized · Sodium–sulfate (sodium sulfate water)

Sodium146 mg/L
Calcium62 mg/L
Magnesium15 mg/L
Potassium4 mg/L
Chloride56 mg/L
Sulfate359 mg/L
pH
8
Temp at source
90°F
Fluoride
1 mg/L
Boron
0.09 mg/L

Lab analysis of the source water at a USGS sampling site (0.5 mi from Two Bunch Palms), sampled 1970 by the USGS and partners (data). Pool water may be cooled, mixed or treated, and spring chemistry is generally stable over decades. We report measurements only; we don't make health claims.

The pools

PoolTemp
The GrottoMineral-water grotto; the resort does not publish temperatures.—

As published by the venue. Temperatures shift with the seasons and the weather.

Facilities

  • Food on site: yes
  • Massage: yes
SmokingNot allowed
Good to know
  • No smoking in rooms or public areas ($300 fee)
  • Designated smoking areas only
  • No pets
  • Declared service animals only

What's here

  • adults-only (18+)
  • mineral grotto
  • spa treatments (massage, facials, wraps)
  • restaurant and pool service
  • daily wellness classes
  • tennis and racquetball
  • on-property shuttle

Getting there

  • From San Diego2 hr 37 min126 mi
  • From Palm Springs20 min11 mi
  • From Palm Springs (PSP)17 min9 mi

Typical driving time without traffic or snow.

Elevation946 ft
Road
  • Paved road
  • On Two Bunch Palms Trail in Desert Hot Springs, about 15 minutes north of Palm Springs
ParkingFree self-parking and an on-property shuttle are included for guests

Things to do near Desert Hot Springs

museum

Cabot's Pueblo Museum

Hopi-style pueblo built by homesteader Cabot Yerxa, who found the town's hot and cold aquifers; tours of the house and grounds

park

Big Morongo Canyon Preserve

Cottonwood and willow oasis with boardwalk and canyon trails in Morongo Valley, about 12 miles north

attraction

Palm Springs Aerial Tramway

Rotating tram from Chino Canyon to about 8,500 ft in Mt. San Jacinto State Park, with trails at the top

park

Joshua Tree National Park

Desert park with granite formations and Joshua tree forests; the West Entrance is about 30 miles away via Hwy 62

Straight-line distances. Campground and trailhead data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Nearby springs

Aqua Soleil Hotel & Mineral Water Pool: 1 mi · Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa Oasis: 1 mi · El Morocco Inn & Spa: 1 mi

Sources (11)

· checked November 2026

Prices, hours and rules are checked against the official site and land-agency pages. Spot something out of date? Let us know.

  1. Official site: home
  2. Official site: Offers
  3. Official site: Day retreat
  4. Official site: Faq
  5. Official site: Spa
  6. Official site: History
  7. Official site: Food and drink
  8. cabotsmuseum.org
  9. blm.gov: Big morongo canyon preserve
  10. pstramway.com
  11. nps.gov: Index