Very beautiful museum. Interesting experience but short and honestly could have been more informative

This museum is really neat to go through. Worth it to get the self-guided tour. It's very educational and cool to have a part of the audio per room. The upstairs apartment was beautiful. Walking the grounds was very cool and not boring at all. Plenty to see. Staff was very kind and responsive. Parking was plenty and easy. We highly suggest being able to see and experience some great history of the area.

If you like amazing desert oddities then you have come to the right place. Imagine what life was like living in this Pueblo style desert home actually made from found objects in the desert. This is one man’s dream to build his dream castle all alone by himself over many years. Take the self guided tour and be immersed in the story behind Cabot’s Pueblo oddity.

Very interesting structure. Enjoyed the self-guided tour. My favorite room was the apartment that he made for his wife Portia. Happy wife, happy life 😂

Lovely place to experience in Desert Hot springs. The audio tour did not completely work to its full capacity, only inside the house but the tour inside the house is worth it. House was beautiful, the property has nice greenery and the history of the place make this site pretty interesting. It was amazing to see how someone would live and make life in this little place in the desert.

Nice spot with rich history. The ticket attendant/slash limited guide was so friendly and helpful. Tickets are relatively affordable, but the price adds up when your party is large. I think it'd $10 per adult. The tour is a self-guided audio tour that you do with your phone. If you have a large party, maybe a Bluetooth speaker will help so that everyone can hear. If you actually have the patience to listen, it's quite amazing how the home was designed, and the attention to detail that went into it. We had some kids with us do they could care less about the history. They were more interested in pointed and asking. That said, a lot of the things here are original pieces (including some falling-apart clothing), so be mindful and watch touchy kids to make sure they don't sit, touch, or go where they shouldn't.

Really nice piece of history! Amazed it didn’t get pillaged while it was unoccupied and a nice tribute to the builder Cabot and his wife Portia. Nice audio tour and very open to all areas of the Pueblo. Fascinating building. Very cool point of interest. Cheap admission and fun visit.

I was visiting from out of town and had a really enjoyable round here. It was extremely windy but the course was well maintained and the views were amazing. I paid $89 for the round, $45 for rental clubs, and $25 for a ride-along. The rental clubs were brand new and really nice so I felt like that was good value.

Windy beyond being enjoyable. quit after 9 holes. Course was ok... but just missing setup to shelter the wind. Cannot blame the course for the weather, but it is also just built in a spot where wind will almost always be a problem. So pick your spots.. and try to catch it on a good day.

Had an amazing time for my first time at the course. The course was in pretty good shape for the time of year. The greens were super fast as expected. The pin placements were quite harsh on some holes so that made it a bit frustrating but that's golf. The course is quite challenging and for the price , it's a great place to try your luck. Be for warned though, the north side of the highway is as windy as everyone says so be prepared.

If the UK was hot & dry with an occasional monsoon summer. You would think you were somewhere in the British isles playing golf. I guess if you play this course during the Palm Springs winter you can truly feel like you were playing the British Open. This course has seen its fair share of eras. When I was a teenager that couldn't afford to play here. I made it my practice facility. Back then it was a virtual who's who in golf playing there. Then I really didn't play golf all that much for many years. Coming back to the game has brought me back to Desert Dunes. The facility definitely needs some upgrading. BUT THE GOLF COURSE IS PRETTY MUCH THE SAME. Yes it does need help. But for links style course. The state that it's in currently fits the mold. The rough still grabs your clubhead like it did 30 years ago. There might be less of it on some parts of the course but that's ok. And the course design is second to none. This course was master planned. Walking every single green still feel like a pro course. Very firm. Wish I could give another .5 stars. The facilities need help though. WATCH OUT FOR THE WINDS PRIMARILY APRIL INTO MAY & LATE OCTOBER TO NOVEMBER INTO THANKSGIVING I feel very fortunate to have a course like this to play at a true bargain. At the moment(summer season). You can play this course two or three times for the price of local club course or even city course in most parts of the USA. Amazon is coming to town so maybe Bezos & company will buy the course. You never know...

Fun course, lots of hills and nice Fairways. Greens are a little rough. But can’t beat it for the price. I’ll come back.

I played a couple of weeks ago here on a very windy, gloomy day, and the course was under manicured. The group spent most the day chasing their ball all over the course. With two more weeks passing since last playing, Desert Dunes was not my course of choice this weekend. However, today the course offered, lush turfs, rolling hills, tightly knitted greens, with dry summer breezes. Often looking for my ball through the day, no fault of the course or those breezes. It was just nice to be engulfed by the Coachella Valley desert landscape.

Definitely a blue-collar, budget Palm Springs golf option, but there's nothing wrong with that! A much more au naturel vibe that incorporates the desert environment in a cool way. Pretty cheapo clubhouse, but the course is perfectly fine. Can't beat the afternoon rates, either.

First of all, the water is the reason to escape to this beautiful place. I loved chilling out in the salt pool, and soaking in hot tubs and hanging out in the grotto that is open 24 hrs. I prefer the spring rooms. Thank you to front desk for your hospitality and gesture. Clean, comfortable and convenient. I hope the investors of this property take care of it!

We first came to Two bunch about 25 years ago. We have just returned to stay here after a 10 year hiatus in Northern California. The original vibe here was all about the water, the treatments, and the desert get away. Times pass and things change. A few changes I didn’t care for. But all in all some things remain as they were. The hot spring pools, especially at the grotto, are still as they were. Very relaxing and meditative. There have been changes in the pathways that I found were not as good as before. For example, if you’re walking from a room in the southern part of the property, the path to the restaurant was a bit of a roundabout way. In our years coming here, I really didn’t consider it a five star resort. It wasn’t about having the plush room. It was a little funky, and that was the draw for the place with me and also celebrities. Most of the time spent was in the water soaking. We didn’t come here to watch 50 channels of television. So the rooms being a bit sparse was not a real concern. But in the time since we first began coming here prices have tripled. For the price of the room, they could have put a chair to sit in. The reservation process for the new pools seems not very efficient or formalized. They are also so close together that there’s not much privacy. We didn’t try them as we spent almost all our time in the grotto. The restaurant used to have a hideaway feel with pictures of Bogart and Bacall and a huge real wood burning fireplace. It also had outdoor seating facing mount Jacinto. The menu is limited but the food was good and very pricey. There was a “Wellness” charge on our bill. We didn’t get a good explanation of the reason for the charge. It would have been great to be informed of that by management rather than learning through a server. We asked to have it removed and they did. Two Bunch Palms is still a good place to go. The staff are friendly and willing to help even in a not so smooth sailing operation. I’m sure it takes a lot of money to run this property. So increases in prices are to be expected. We heard there are other places similar in the area, but we aren’t aware because we always went to Two bunch. I think we may explore more of the area, but I doubt that original experience of a secluded desert hot spring Hideaway is gone.

I had such a relaxing and peaceful stay at this cozy hot spring hotel. The atmosphere was quiet and serene—perfect for a getaway. The hot spring itself was clean, calming, and just the right temperature, with beautiful surroundings that made it even more special. The hotel was charming and well-kept, with comfortable rooms and thoughtful touches throughout. If you’re looking for a restful escape with natural beauty and a true sense of calm, I highly recommend this place.

I love Two Bunch Palms. It’s pretty, the food at the restaurant is phenomenal, and the hot springs pools are wonderful. BUT- after a few years of visiting here, we finally decided to try some spa treatments as we were there for my birthday weekend. Huge mistake! My lymphatic massage was a huge waste of time and money. Felt like an hour of light tapping, literally, and for well over $200 with tip, was so angering to have to pay. My husband got the same treatment and had a better experience than me but came out saying that he’d never pay more than $50 at most at a day spa for his treatment. When checking out you’re sent a text message to request a review of your experience. I went into depth in the review with how we felt about our treatments. I asked at checkout who reads the reviews and was told that management reads them and would reach out if necessary. It has been almost 3 weeks and I haven’t heard from a single staff member.

I wish I could give 10/5! Absolutely LOVED It here! So relaxing, such great service, attentiveness and care! Whether we were poolside, at the turtle/duck pond or doing fun activities, it was delightful! A special thank you to Anita for her help as well. 10/10, highly recommend.

I am eternally grateful for the opportunity to be here, every year I come back on vacation and it is always a total joy and peace, the best massages in the world, the best food and the most charming service in addition to a wonderful team that works to efficiently serve people of different cultures. The hot springs are out of this world, sincerely thank you thank you thank you for all the love and kindness I receive here with your service I love you two bunch palms 😌💗💗💗💗

This place is perfect for getting away Nd slowing down. They clean your room so well everyday and the food is amazing! 1 of my fave spots!

It’s always a nice time spent here. If I can suggest that the guest not have sex in the pool, especially at a place like this where germs and all kinds of unwanted infections that can easily be transmitted. Please have sanitizer around the grounds where the guest can use. I bring my own wipes to wipe down the chairs before sitting. The staff does a very good job in picking up our trash and the bathrooms are clean. It’s just a good safe suggestion to have assess to wipes. Lastly if you guys can clean the pool water and hot tub throughout the day since it’s so much activity going on in the water. Ty. See you guys in the up coming months

Original review (3 stars): For context we visited on a weekday night in October, but we were a little disappointed since we were the only ones there for our entire 5-hour stay and it was too cold to enjoy all of the fun spaces they have. We can imagine it would be an awesome time on a weekend or holiday during the day, but for ~$200 we couldn’t recommend it for a random weekday evening. This is no reflection on the staff or space, they were great, it’s just a review of our experience and hopefully some helpful advice for others deciding when best to visit :)

Not sure what to expect but I can say after visiting that we would come back. Brought the wife with me after some friends told us about this place over some wine a couple months back. Boy am I glad we walked in those hokey doors. Let’s just say we definitely spiced up our bedroom life, and it wasn't in the bedroom. We stayed from noon to about midnight on a Saturday. Enjoyed the pool and fun in the sun. There’s just something special about being in an enclosed safe space, naked, and hanging out. Yes the facilities can be improved but we're not snobs so it was decent for us. There just isn't anything else like this in California for the right open-minded people.

So this review is coming after my first night's stay. I've been to lifestyle resorts before, so I knew what to expect. The host and staff are very friendly. The staff is at least topless, kinda thought that was cool. The rooms are pretty nice, food, you can doordash or just throw something on and hit a local spot. I didn't really mind that too much. There is and possibly will be sex and sexual activities going on around you. If you're not ok, with other people doing what they do, this place may not be for you. We brought our own liquor (which they encouraged). I'd come back for sure.

First time here, we only bought the day pass for Saturday, and it was a good experience. The owner and staff were friendly and attentive. Personally, we didn’t have any bad experiences with other guests; everyone was just minding their own business.

We made a reservation yesterday and first of all they never sent us a confirmation email. We show up to the resort today and a lady opened up the door and said you cannot have a dog. We have a small Service animal. Under both federal and California state law, you are not legally required to inform a hotel in advance that you will be staying with a service animal. The lady was very rude and made us wait outside while she checked her policy and my girlfriend asked to use the restroom. She let her in my girlfriend noticed the pool was green. The place was filthy and outdated worse than a motel six We told her the rules of California state law for a service animal. We showed her our service animal paperwork and told her to go ahead and give us a full refund after making us stay outside for 15 minutes in the heat like peasants stay away from this place. They’re all fake reviews.

We have been to Sea Mountain in Vegas and multiple other lifestyle clubs and resorts and by far this was the worst. First, it’s filthy, it a little dirty, it’s gross. Pigeons and bird shit everywhere. The furniture and cushions are falling apart-literally. The rates are like Hedo or Seacrets and it is maybe old Motel 6 from 1977 that has not been cleaned; We asked for a clean sheet for the play area and they just said meh, it is what it is. If you are planning to come and stay; just don’t unless your vibe is bird shit and trash. It’s sad because they know they have a market and they just don’t give a damn. Ewww

In desperate need of renovations. Very old (and not in a cool way) carpet smelled stale, anything tiled had been there since the early 60’s with cracks and chips. Air conditioner in the room only put out icy air - I now have an upper respiratory infection. The morning of check out (stayed 3 nights) one of the dryers in the housekeeping area caught fire with all the sheets and towels - they didn’t even call the fire department! The maintenance guys put it out with extinguishers, but the fumes were toxic and none of the staff said a word about it. My friend and I stayed there to treat ourselves to the spa treatments. The spa staff didn’t say anything, but you could tell they had no support from the hotel owners. Lots of old supplies, showers only had scalding or not as scalding water. Sheets, towels old. Generic lotions and oils. (Although the spa gift shop had a lovely assortment of products for sale that came directly from the local Dollar Tree - no joke!!) Hotel restaurant food was just okay. Nothing healthy or quality. One hot tub was out of service and anyone could have easily fallen into the dry pit. I called the front desk to ask for more packs of coffee and they just said “we have plenty down here at the front desk”. If you want to be treated like you saved up and spent hard earned money for the room and amenities, this is NOT the spa resort for you! We tipped all staff very well - it was not their fault the hotel was in such bad shape. Having worked in nicer hotels, I felt really bad for them. Not a good work environment. But you can make up your own mind about it all.

We have been here twice and we were looking forward to the second time. The restaurant food has gone down compared to last time we were here and the rooms are very dated and we had a unique smell of possible urine. We've enjoyed this place but this will be the last time we stay at this resort. The service in the restaurant was really good. It just was the food was not up to our standards.

I really enjoyed breakfast here at the Sunshine Cafe. The service was great. Especially, from a young beautiful waitress named Shiloh. She was able to work the bar, the tables, and serve by herself. All while continuing to keep a smile on her face. Even though a couple other customers seemed to be completely rude and show no disregard for the fact that she was working alone. I will definitely be coming back here again very soon.

Love the hot water and location, a few of the pools seemed like too much chlorine was added. The shower in the room was either too hot or scalding and the employees were grouchy! Nevertheless had a nice time. The food there is pretty good and not overpriced. I'm sure I will return.

Staff is friendly, quick and efficient. The food is reasonable priced. I have eaten, breakfast lunch and dinner at the Capri restaurant several times. Food is consistently good. Food is served hot when called for and salads are cold. I usually arrive with a friend or as many as 6 people. All plates are served at the same time.

So dated. Must've been gorgeous in 1979. Carpet, especially in hallways, is threadbare and dirty. Everything needs a renovation. Restaurant tables were worn and warped. Pools were clean but other guests smoking weed and cigarettes in the pool was gross. Staff were fine (though one of them spilled an entire tray of ice water on my 10yo while we were dining outside). One guest was bumping music really late. 24-hour pool access was not a perk while traveling with kids. Wouldn't stay again.

Seriously dated place! The pools are ok but dated with tile falling off. The carpets are atrocious and smell of urine. The staff was very nice. But I would look for a spa at Morongo before I ever went to this place again. Eeeekkkk! I wish I could upload the video I took.

Lots of people chose the park for the large dog park area - we did too. Stayed 3 months, despite horrible winds which damaged our RV, because golf was convenient & pool areas were great. Then both our dogs got violently ill one night. Found out later 3 other dogs got sick the SAME NIGHT. $1400 ER vet bills and our male dog died. When we started asking questions about what the workers were spraying we were asked to leave. Don't risk your pets life.

I really enjoyed staying the 2 weeks here. There's no such thing as a stranger. Everyone, staff included is so friendly. They have every amenity you can think of and then some. It's a great location between Palm Springs and Joshua Tree National Park to enjoy both. The area was just very windy while we were there in April.

Spent the winter (7 mo) here. Good accommodations & staff. ( mailbox, Gulf, pool hot tub, small gym, courts, etc ). Very windy at times. Mostly a Canadian hot spot - once there gone you basically have the place to yourself. 55+ gated community clean, friendly, safe and quiet. Shopping a couple minutes away. A part I didn't like was the Saturday night [way too loud music] with the same beat from nearby locals, 7p but normally tappers off at 11p. And no particular reason kids will start doing burnouts in the streets at any hour ( ????) at least once a week.

We spent two months in this park during which both of our dogs became very sick due to the toxic Oleander that is everywhere. This is not the kind of plant you want in a dog friendly park. There are leaves and twigs from the bushes being trimmed, and the winds blow them everywhere. I was told when we left that they know the plants are toxic and I should learn to control my dogs.

Great 55+ resort! Management is great, along with the park staff! Activities galore, and let's not forget the stellar views! Great doggie parks and lots of activities close to the park as well!

I was nervous at first coming here from Vancouver BC for my first time after reading a couple of reviews. This place is amazing. It’s so clean quiet and the people are so friendly and there’s a ton of activities.. I really can’t say enough about this place. I’m here right now and I love it. Thinking about coming back next year. It’s very well kept maintenance workers out all day doing their thing working all day, so friendly and willing to help you.. everyone has their lots all lit up with lights. It’s a beautiful walk in the evening. They have two dog parks. Two hot tubs, and a good size pool very clean. I can’t see enough about this place. I paid 600 US a month very well worth it.

Stayed a month. This 55+ resort has lots of activities available: golf, pickleball, bocce, pool, hot tubs, gym, organized card games, happy hours, music, etc etc. 99% of the people very super friendly, staff were great, the resort was clean, shower house is a bit dated but clean and everything works, laundry room is great. Our site was a little challenging to get our trailer level as it was on a bit of a slope and it mostly loose gravel with a concrete pad. We had privacy between sites on either side of us but not behind. There are three dog parks at the resort; grassy with a covered seating area for the 2 legged visitors. Grocery stores and other shops just a short drive away, and proximity to Palm Springs, etc is not far. The only thing that we weren’t crazy with is the wind in the area. Don’t put your awning out and leave camp!

My boyfriend and I were referred here by a waiter we had in Palm Springs. I’m so glad we listened to him and chose this amazing place to spend the day. We bought day passes and used the pool and both spas. It’s relaxing and the mineral water felt incredible. Employees were very helpful and kind. We will definitely be back.

Disappointed in my stay. The Villa's are in rough shape. We had small mosquitos all over in our villa especially in the master bathroom. I had over 5 trapped in the bathroom during my whole stay. I understand they are out and about this year but this was over the top. I have bites all over my body including my face! More than 25 bites. They offered incense to keep them at bay but it didn't work inside. Repairs are needed all around the property as a whole. The pools are old and need care, the water in those pools is amazing though. I made the best of it but I'm definitely suffering and itching all over.

Genuinely the best get away spa and resort we have ever been to. It was immaculate in the amenities, cleanliness, and service. Truly a beautiful resort. As well the rooms, the pools, and private soaking tub were the perfect temperature and size. Highly recommend. ☺️🌸

When we arrived, we were given a tour around the property by the owner himself. The property was absolutely stunning and we were greeted with robes and slipper's and enjoyed the swimming pool, mineral pools & saunas. We received a complimentary glass of champagne 🍾 and some fresh fruit 🍓. My 50 minute relaxation massage had me feeling like I was floating. The mud scrub tingled my back spine while she literally rubbed every inch of stress out of my body 🫶🤍 left feeling brand new 🥰 Oh and best part, super affordable!

The Spring Resort & Spa is like a private house, do not expect a huge building with open front gates. If you are a first-time visitor, just ring the bell outside to get in. The staff are courteous and attentive. My room was spacious with colorful floor; it had A/C, ceiling fan and wall heater; the bathroom was decent. The 80° main pool was just 10 feet outside of my room’s double French doors. Large towels, rubber slippers and a robe are in the room to use them when you walk out to the pool area. The Resort has about 10 rooms only, thus, at any given time, you may feel like you’re the only one around -that’s how me and my wife felt most of our two-night stay. The pools are available to use for free 24/7. I used only the whirlpool because it was the hottest [104°] with the most mineral content. The free, self-service breakfast included the basics: boiled eggs, bread, cheese, juice, cereal fruits, coffee. I placed my selections on a large tray and went to eat at the side of the whirlpool. Felt better than home. I felt like a rich celebrity who owned a private whirlpool with natural mineral water. There is no café for lunch or dinner, but if you rent one of their rooms with kitchens, you’re free to make your own meals. For my 1st night dinner, I walked 5 minutes down the road to a larger resort. That gave me the opportunity to compare the cozy, semi-private Spring Resort & Spa with a larger one. The larger one seemed more crowded and…well, like a large hotel. The Spring Resort offers other spa services, but I had no time for any. On my second day, I went to spend a whole day at the nearby Joshua Tree park; on my way back to The Spring Resort, I had my 2nd dinner in nearby downtown Palm Springs, made it back around 8pm and immediately entered the whirlpool. I enjoyed a cozy night at the firepit without anyone else around. I had absolutely no regrets choosing and staying two nights at The Spring Resort & Spa.

Such a gem. The reception staff is so friendly, can’t thank Monica enough for helping us out. Yoanna is such a special woman as well, I would recommend her to anyone looking for a massage or a facial. Love this place!

👎 Not Worth time and money. Parking Limited.Room Dusty, especially windows and horizontal wooden blinds.Building very old and floors are ugly .Toilet (shaking and not stable)and bathtub old and ugly.Fausets old and not work properly. Asked to fix Toilet - Staff not willing to do anything..Water in pools and jacuzzi(just one very small) not fresh and no minerals. You have to wait for have a jacuzzi...Breakfast not good and cheap...staff also sucks .Manager walking like Gestapo shushing guests to be very quiet.Cameras everywhere. Lots a noisy massagers looking for make some money.

Very relaxing, calm and enjoyable. The staff were very friendly and helpful. My wife and I visited on a day pass on a Tuesday, about 15 people were there by the end of the day. We enjoyed the 3PM gathering in the hot tub; good conversation. The sauna was wonderful, after I figured out how to use it; got it up to 170. We will definitely return the next time we are in the Desert Hot Springs area. Thank you.

My husband and I visited here on Oct.6 to celebrate are 20th wedding anniversary. It was our first time. I was more nervous then he was. We ended up getting a room. The 2 days there were very relaxing and enjoyable. I became a little more comfortable, with walking around without clothes on. We plan to go back soon.

The place is Heavenly. Sweet, accommodating owners, great guests, very open accepting attitudes and a sweet spot to relax and be tranquil. Jeff and Judy are not only amazing massage therapists but also leading figures in the body acceptance movement. Very knowledgeable and educated. They've done lectures for my university courses on several occasions and received many accolades.

May I submit a VERY late review? I stayed here eight years ago, but always remembered my stay and still keep hoping to return one day. The positive reviews on here accurately describe my own experience staying at Living Waters. I’ve been to many spas and hot springs since, but Living Waters stands out as one of the best such experiences I have ever had, with some of the most incredible waters: they left me feeling as completely rejuvenated as I’ve ever felt. Can’t wait to make it back to Kismet!

I took my girlfriend there and it was her first time at a clothing optional Resort. The staff and guests made her feel so comfortable that she enjoyed every minute. With her never being in that type of setting before I didn't know she would adjust but she did suprisingly well. We had a great time met some great people we will definitely go back.

This place is the real deal! There are 2 large spas which are fed by underground hot springs. The spas are kept at perfect temperatures by mother earth herself. The owner Jeff is personable and full of knowledge. The staff is amicable and professional. This is a great place to check out!

One word, Outstanding. My wife and I are avid Adult hotel visitors and we lately have been branching out for more. Living Waters clothing optional resort was the Perfect getaway for us to unwind. Will definitely become a regular here. Thank you Jeff and Judy for making everything RELAXING.

your friendly neighborhood dive bar full of colorful characters i love it!

definitely the worst bar in town go anywhere else your good

Clean, loud good music, and cool bar tender. Not millennial trendy but a real honest bar with neons and a pool table. And who doesn't love a jukebox? Even a digital one!

Old school nice bartender friendly atmosphere. Where everybody knows your name.

What an awesome watering hole! As an outsider, i was made to feel welcome right away. Very friendly crowd and they even allow dogs. It doesn't get better than that.

Fun place. Everyone is friendly. Very welcoming atmosphere.

New to DHS, I wanted brunch. I mistook the place for a restaurant & walked inside where every barstool was taken! I liked the tavern elders & enjoyed my 2-drink liquid lunch immensely.

(Translated by Google) Very nice place to visit with the family (Original) Muy lindo lugar para visitar con la familia

Planning our volunteer appreciation party here for the 3rd time. Place is amazing. Food is actually very good. But the service. Great. Atmosphere. Great. Drinks. Great. Definitely recommend Playoffs

This is a Fantastic Establishment!!! This place has it all, Pool tables, big screens, security cameras for everyone's safety, but here's what's not obvious or advertised, their drink prices are rock bottom cheap, especially for California!! The bartenders have genuine personality, and never to busy to chat or say Hi. Go a few times and they'll even remember your name!!! The bathrooms, normally I won't use public facilities, but when ya gotta go... I was very impressed!! They do a great job keeping them clean, I had to look under the sink to make sure they didn't have Mr. Clean with his magic eraser chained up to clean after every patron!! The patrons: Sports bars can be a bit intimidating, especially for women, relax ladies, there's about as many women in the bar as there are guys. Best part, Everyone's welcome, Bikers, Suits, Jocks, Hippies, Gays, Straights, and I'm not quite sure what that was, but whatever, it's all 😎 cool. I'm disabled and have a mobility scooter, they have never told me to park it outside, or gave me any dirty looks!! During Big Events they employ Security to help keep the peace, and abide by code enforcement, and those rent a cops, are Really Nice Guys!! Okay, I think I covered most everything, all this writing made me thirsty, perhaps I'll see you at Playoffs Bar in Desert Hot Springs Californication (I'll be the guy on a little red scooter) My name is Steve & I approve this message cuz I wrote it.

Can I say, Eddie, you are so cute. Love your service, sense of humor, great music choices. I love that we get a little PRIDE here in DHS on the last Wednesday of the month. Wish it was more. Keep up the great attitude and that smile.

Great experience watching the ⚽️ Worldcup Final. Thank you to the owner for opening at 7am and welcome us with great drinks, donuts and their own smoked bacon!

Great place! First time visit. Service was awesome, friendly, and very likeable! Food from the daily food truck, Ty's Chipotle Tacos. Very awesome!

The bar tender was cute. Very approachable. Very tentative to his customers, awesome music, and just fun to talk with.

Well ther are only two full bars in town. And this one has to be the better one, all the bartenders are Amazing!!! Karen,Letty, Cisco are all super nice and friendly. The atmosphere is mostly relaxed depending on which night you go. The bar seems to be always hosting some type of event or gathering. Just this last week they held a raffle for the Coachella Valley DerbyGirls. This bar is definitely supporting the community. They also have a pool table, foose ball,and darts. One more thing this bar has that I think is Amazing, is their own private reserve of whine & liquor. Karaoke night Thursdays. Again in town feeling like have a drink, you won't be disappointed. 😉

Excellent customer service from both the young lady verifying ID to Bryan who helped me select my product. The store has a huge variety. I’ll be back for sure. Highly recommend

To be totally honest great selection of products and brands the clones i purchased were top quality genetics, but there's a big BUT... one of the young girls and the guy thta works the door with black hair are extremely rude and make snobby responses and intentionally try to make you feel stupid. For being in the customers service industry they know very little about their job The doorman could be more courteous to people and act like he wants to be there The girl behind the counter young dirty blonde girl treat you like a complete idiot when you're just trying to shop around oh and you must hurry up like there's 20 people in line waiting when the place is completely empty if you want to feel uncomfortable and get good products this is the place lol The older woman's pretty nice and the big bald guy that works the doors really nice too I think his name is James props to James

Emily was very knowledgeable about the products and provided an excellent customer service experience. She was positive, outgoing, and more....I would recommend checking it out.

Andrew was very attentive to my needs. The price was excellent and the store was clean and very organized. You could tell that someone with OCD was in charge.

I usually stop at the Micro Buddery every time I’m in the Desert. They were one of the first licensed dispensaries I started going to, so it’s cool to see them still going strong! They recently brought in Rove products after not carrying them for a bit. The All In One liquid Diamonds is so good! Plus, you can reuse the battery and dispose of the pod when you’re done, they sell the pods separately also and it’ll save $$$.

Laala was just a rock star with a smile in her eyes. Extremely helpful, and ready to tell me a joke. Very knowledgeable. Extremely helpful. Made the whole experience fantastic.

Emily was an absolutely fantastic budtender; went above and beyond to get me the product I was searching for.

Went on a weds with my 4&7 year old girls and at 2 pm they had a story time where one of the librarians reads kids a story in a playroom, then kids colored a pic about the book and then they played a game where they had to look for a little rubber duck and if they found it they got to pick a surprise from treasure box. My girls loved it.

If you haven't gone yet this new library is amazing. It was very well laid out, great selection of media, and the staff was super friendly and helpful. I took my kids there yesterday and they loved it. Nice job Desert Hot Springs. Nice job.

This is an awesome library! They have many services and robust activity calendars for children, teens, and adults. They have a small book store with great deals, computers, study rooms, and dedicated spaces for teens. It's a beautiful new building and well staffed. Not a big library but they have access to over a million titles in the Riverside County system and will order almost anything they can't get. Very friendly staff and a safe place to chill.

I am currently sitting in the kids room that is available at this location. The security guard, took a video of myself and my children, just a few minutes ago. It was very suspicious. I am literally sitting here with my toddlers, so why take a video of my family and I? Be cautious with your children here.

I am very excited this new branch of the Desert Hot Springs Library. It will open in the summer of 2021. It is a beautiful architectural statement that will increase civic pride. This new location will be four times bigger; with study rooms and a community room.

Everything I expected and more. Especially areas sectioned off to work alone. Tables have plugs to charge phones. Lots of light. Conference rooms. Children's area. Book store. 👍🏽

The team is excellent, and they maintain nice facilities. Thank you.