Hotels in Desert Hot Springs, CA

While you can get to this town by train or bus, Desert Hot Springs is an area of spas, located at the bottom of the San Bernardino Mountains near the Mission Creek Preserve. This area should be explored on foot or in a car. Because it is situated near a protected wildlife area, you’ll want to choose your Desert Hot Springs hotels based on parking and access to one of the many natural springs. You can get a day pass to a lot of the mineral water springs, rather than sticking to just your hotel area. You can also easily rent a car and drive around in that, as most of the key spas and springs are located on a grid of streets spanning the town center.

Here at momondo we can help you find cheap hotels in Desert Hot Springs that cater to your needs. If you’re a student or young person who likes a great nightlife and some hiking during the day, we recommend staying closer to the north of the city where there are more restaurants and trails. The Nurturing Nest Mineral Hot Spring and Spa is a great option. If you’re a worker or leisure traveler after some peace, you could stay more to the south of town, where the hotels are surrounded by greenery and are a little more isolated, like the Lido Palms Resort. There are also some quieter resorts out towards the east, but a lot of good bargains are near the center of town.

People come to Desert Hot Springs for the spas, hotels and mineral springs set amid an arid climate. The hot and cold springs are naturally occurring and unlike hot springs with high sulfur content, these are odorless. You can also get a massage or enjoy canopy beds at hotels in Desert Hot Springs, like El Morocco Inn and Spa, located north of Dos Palmas Corners. There are adults-only resorts and clothing-optional springs as well. There’s also the Cabot’s Pueblo Museum on Desert View Ave, which is made from reclaimed and found objects. You can get a guided tour of the four-story building and learn about the various unique objects it is made of. The area also has a library, tennis courts and a golf course, as well as hiking, only a short drive from the edge of town through the Mission Creek Preserve.

The Desert Hot Springs is made up of one neighborhood. For good food or nightlife, you can try some of the hotels in the area, like the Miracle Resort and Spa. Or visit some of the many restaurants. You’ll find a lot of high-quality Mexican food, like Las Palmas on Palm Drive. Visitors can sample traditional American food, Californian cuisine and ice-cream at the Cottage Too on Pierson Blvd. Most of the restaurants and bars are in the northern part of town, near the high school and one of the easily accessible hiking trails called the Desert Hot Springs Loop.

8 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Desert Hot Springs.

Hotels in Desert Hot Springs show a range of prices for their rooms. These are determined by factors such as availability, locale and amenities. On average, rooms will be around $334 per night.

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