
Sat, Oct 17 · 9am
Cabot's Pueblo Museum Guided Tour
Cabot's Pueblo Museum, Desert Hot Springs
Desert Hot Springs
Miracle Hill is the origin story of Desert Hot Springs: the hillside where Cabot Yerxa found hot mineral water in the 1910s.
The neighborhood sits on the fault line that separates hot and cold aquifers, which is why nearly every small spa hotel in the city is within a few blocks of here. Properties are mostly ten to twenty rooms, mid-century in bones, with two or three pools kept at different temperatures — a hot soaking pool, a warm pool and a cool swimming pool. Views run south across the whole Coachella Valley to Mount San Jacinto, and because the town sits several hundred feet above the valley floor and away from resort light, the stargazing is the best of any hotel district in the region.
Hotels inside the neighborhood, closest first.

Miracle Springs Resort & Spa
$$ · Desert Hot Springs

Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa Oasis
$$ · Desert Hot Springs


Hope Springs Resort
$$ · Desert Hot Springs

Essence Restaurant at Two Bunch Palms
Californian · $$$ · Desert Hot Springs

Capri Italian Restaurant
Italian · $$ · Desert Hot Springs

Cabot's Pueblo Museum
Museums · Desert Hot Springs


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