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Minutes to Palm Springs.
Desert Hot Springs is one of the few places on Earth that has both hot and cold mineral water. Bella Monte is just 15 minutes to Palm Springs, 45 minutes to Joshua Tree, 20 minutes from Agua Caliente and Morongo Casinos, with plenty of golf, shopping, and dining in between.
It's all about the water.
Bella Monte is a 21 room luxury boutique hotel and spa, with friendly staff, 24-hour access to mineral water pool and spas, sauna, and fire pit. Essence Spa offers botanical massages, scrubs, wraps, and facials. Light continental breakfast complimentary with room stay. Coffee, tea, and snacks available all day. DVDs and popcorn complimentary at night.
Relaxation your way.
Every guestroom has a private spa tub with direct access to the natural mineral waters, King (or two Doubles) pillow-top bed, flat-panel TV, DVD player, hair-dryer, and spa robes. Pool rooms open to courtyard, Lanai rooms open to personal patios.
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Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of USD 50.00
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You’ll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge of USD 50.00
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of USD 50.00
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Through in-house spas, many lodging properties take full advantage of Desert Hot Springs’ best asset: mineral waters warmed by the earth. Homesteader Cabot Yerxa discovered the geothermal waters in 1913 while searching for potable water. Yerxa’s other legacy is the 35-room adobe mansion he built by hand. The home, now known as Cabot’s Pueblo Museum, is open for tours.
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Stayed during a pre-holiday weekend quiet and completely rest full experience beautiful and peaceful great place to rechargeGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Beautiful outdoor area, nothing perfectly clean"
This hotel is in a very strange area. It's in the middle of a neighborhood, which I was told by local people isn't the safest town. This was fairly confirmed when I got there; there was an electric gate surrounding the parking lot. There was no note on the gate as to how to get in and after hearing that this neighborhood isn't great (and seeing myself […] that it's rather run-down), I didn't want to leave my car on the street and hope that the front gate was unlocked. I called the front desk and they told me to leave my car and come in to get a gate-opener key. Deb, the hotel manager was very friendly. She said it was a slow day so she chatted with me and took her time checking me in, which was ok. The pools and jacuzzi tubs are very pretty with a great view of the mountains and the wind turbine field nearby. However, they could have used a little more attention. The front fountain/spring pool had a plastic bag floating in it with quite a few fallen pieces of palm. The same with the jacuzzi I hopped in- quite a few leaves floating around. There also seemed to be sand on the seats. If you want to use the sauna, it's not on all the time, so you'd have to go out, turn it on, hang out for a while, then get in so it can warm up first. There were stray hairs that certainly weren't mine on the floor. The in-room jacuzzi pool that spouts hot spring water was very nice, but the jets seem to be growing some mold. The shower had a funky smell and a bug crawled out of the drain. The place is supposed to be equipped with WiFi, but it didn't work the entire night or day I was there even though the guy working there tried to fix it. That's ridiculously unhelpful when you need to use a computer and can't. The manager is supposed to be on duty 8am to 8pm but she skipped out at 5:30, nearly right after I got there, so I couldn't ask her to do something about the internet. There is, however, a computer in the lounge area that guests can use. But, it's not attached to a printer so if y Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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