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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47 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
I have been staying at Rancho Las Palmas since the early 80's...It has always been a nice stay. The rooms have always been clean, the staff superb. I am so excited to see it completely renovated. I am now taking my 4 year old son who enjoys the pool and slide. Their Sunday brunch is yummy!!! This is one place I always return to even though I like to try out other resorts, nothing compares to this one.....
I really liked the overall look and
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Posted Jul 11, 2007
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I really liked the overall look and feel of the hotel. It was also very convenient to shopping center across the street.The hotel rooms themselves could use a remodel. I was dissatisfied with spa services, a/c was not working upstairs and there was...
nothing this hotel was very nice i liked it a lot i would totally go back if i could which should be very soon.The service was very nice and i don't dislike anything in this...
45 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
The decor and bathrooms are minus 10. Bring a flashlight. Every light bulb in the place has been changed to those energy saving bulbs one would expect to find in a rent control, residential income property.
The staff, including housekeeping, engineering, servers, room service people, is great. The food quality is uneven. The hotel layout is dysfunctional and not convenient.
With millions and millions of dollars of revamping, including enlarging the bathrooms, changing all of the decor, stripping the cottage cheese off the low ceilings, re-designing the walkways and access, it could be much better.
The location is great, the pool could be. The spa is confusing.
15 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
The place is fine. They have a huge hot tub and two pools outside. There are showers outside since you don't have to come up to your room and shower, which is really convenient. This is one of the fanciest hotels around. The rooms are very comfortable since you can sleep really easily. I would recommend it to people if they are trying to relax in the deserts in Southern California.
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