To address our renovation and improvement schedule, the family pool will be re-opened at the end of July and the water slide will be clos... more »
To address our renovation and improvement schedule, the family pool will be re-opened at the end of July and the water slide will be closed until mid-October. There will be two other pools open, one of the pools is for adults only.Family Pool will reopen end of July 2007, Water Slides will reopen end of October 2007, The West Pool and Spa Pool will be open for use by guests. Set within 240 garden acres surrounded by the soaring San Jacinto mountain range, Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa beckons travelers to the sun-kissed Southern California desert. This is Palm Springs at its laid-back best, where guests can enjoy 27-holes of golf, Peter Burwash International tennis center and a pampering spa without ever leaving our beautifully landscaped grounds.. This is a place that charms with Spanish-architecture, sparkling pools and serene courtyards. The family swimming and recreation area promises hours of fun with its children's pools and water slide. More than 41,000 square feet of dedicated, state-of-the-art facilities accommodate events of all types and sizes. And just steps away from the restaurants, entertainment and shops of The River..
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Location. Located in the Coachella Valley and across from the River at Rancho Mirage with its dining, shopping and entertainment, Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa sits on 240 acres and contains 444 guestrooms and 22 suites. Eisenhower Medical Center is one-and-one-half miles away. El Paseo, featuring dining, shopping and galleries, is two miles away. A zoo and botanical garden are four miles from the hotel at the Living Desert. Hotel Features. Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa features a mountain-view courtyard with palm trees. Dining options include bluEmber with live entertainment Wednesday through Saturday. The R Bar offers beverages and cocktails and contains pool tables and flat-screen televisions. Guests can surf the Internet and drink coffee at the Palms Café. Splash Grill, a poolside diner, serves burgers and beverages. Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa contains 41,000 square feet of meeting space and offers event services. Thalasso baths and Balinese body treatments are available at the hotel's 20,000- foot spa. The Spa Las Palmas includes saunas, steam rooms and a fitness center. On the Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa grounds, Rancho Las Palmas Country Club contains a 27-hole golf course. The hotel's 33-foot pool projects underwater music, and the toddlers' play area features water jets. Guestrooms. The hotel's guestrooms offer balconies or patios. The rooms feature Spanish-Colonial décor in desert colors including beige, sand and ivory. High-speed Internet access is available in all accommodations. Coffeemakers brew Starbucks coffee. Refrigerators are available upon request. Expert Tip. Located at the hotel is Splashtopia, a two-acre water feature with a lazy river, waterslides, a sandy beach, fountains, sprinklers, a waterfall, spa tub and pool. A resort fee of $20 per room/night is collected at time of booking. Fee subject to change. The fee includes: Toll free and credit-card calling, local calls, wireless Internet access, in-room coffee, daily newspaper, and fitness-center access.
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35 year old with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
Nice & huge Resort Hotel. Rooms are pretty but the bathrooms are a little small. We were placed in what is supposed to be golf-view room but w/c was actually looked more like an abandoned field area. I was requesting for a better view but the front desk lady said there was nothing better available. The bedside telephone was not working, the desk telephone was malfunctioning. The clock was also busted and the refrigerator/mini bar is locked. We still had to call for the key. Generally, the staff are pretty nice. We enjoyed the splashtopia, especially the lazy river. But I still think we didn't get our money's worth. Hopefully next time we can get a better room w/ a better view and everyting working.
Late in check in and we had to wait. Carpet had a spot and house keeping never cleaned it. Missing coffee pot in the room. Screen door broke off. Pool ran out of towels. NO HOT WATER for shower. Keys don't work for gate. Too crowded and too many
Rancho Las Palmas Misses the Mark
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Posted Feb 18, 2009
Okay
Besides pretentiousness, the $35m upgrade misses. No soundproofing was added so "Thumper" above us was a real negative. It already is showing lack of maintenance and cleanliness. Top of filter in bathroom had a months dust collected and...
Very Nice. Great option for kids.
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Posted Aug 04, 2008
Excellent
Rancho Las Palmas was a very pleasant surpise! I have 3 children - ages 9, 6, and 4. To celebrate my 40th birthday we were looking for place to stay that would have enough "fun factor" so that the kids could stay entertained all day, while ...
We arrived late Memorial Day. It was obvious it had been a busy weekend with all the cleaning up that the staff was doing. We spent three days mid-week during a time when most schools are still in session, so it was not crowded.
My family and I were really looking forward to a great weekend this last Mothers day. I spent a great deal of time to see if this newly remodeled resort was ready for business. Here is what I found:
44 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
I can't wait to return! The only reason I didn't give it a perfect ten is the poolside service was slow on the particular Saturday we were there. But the servers, I believe, were trying to do their best! Not a vacant room at all, needless to say, it was packed!! The food was great, our room was just fine (huge flat screen) If you have kids I recommend getting a room close to Splashtopia. Cassandra, Pearl & Tammy are the nicest and helpful room reservation agents. Fernando, Sergio, "Dr." Martin were all very friendly employees. If you plan on spending the weekend and you want a lot of shade, book a cabana a head of time. They were all sold out for our Saturday stay. I believe I saw ac outlets in them. Bring the margarita machine and a small fan to plug in and you would have it made! (check if okay first) Last but not least, they have a hugh screen to play "G" rated movies by the pool for the kids on certain evenings beginning at 7:00.
Of course we were coming from northern Indiana, in February, so we were open to a positive experience. But, objectively, this hotel/spa was fabulous! We are picky when it comes to cleanliness and this place was primo in that regard! The bed in the...
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