The Spring, Californie

Dining: A complimentary continental breakfast is available in the morning from 8:00 to 10:30 in the Living Room. Fresh ground coffee, tea, freshly cut seasonal fruit, orange juice, whole grain cereals, yogurts, hard boiled eggs a selection of European whole grain breads will start your day off perfectly. There are tables and chairs outside for outdoor dining.
Order in advance: fresh fruit and cheese plates can be in your room upon arrival or most anytime during your stay. Or have the refrigerator filled with your personal selection of groceries.

Special Service: Long stem roses can be waiting upon arrival and they are always happy to assist with special touches for your important occasions.

Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

THE SPRING Day Spa has an extraordinary selection of massage, facials and body treatments with focus on cleansing, detoxification and rejuvenation. Resort & Spa Packages are available as well as unique Day Spa Packages for day spa guests.

Yoga Classes: The Spring offers yoga classes from October to June on the lawn at 12:00 Saturday afternoon 9:00 Sunday morning

There is plenty of parking at no charge. They help with bags and luggage and are always available (24 hrs) for assistance. There are some, partial, handicapped facilities.

Children: This property is not suitable for people under 17 years old.

Pets: small (under 40 lbs.), well behaved, healthy pets in The Villas only. There is a nightly charge per pet (2 maximum). Please indicate the number of pets, weight, type and names upon making your reservation so a water bowl, treats and more can be waiting upon arrival.

Activities: The Spring is located in one of the most beautiful and diverse regions in the world, there are many parks, places and attractions to visit.

Cabot's Old Indian Pueblo, DHS: Featuring a Native American art gallery and authentic trading post, Cabot's Old Indian Pueblo Museum is a Hopi-styled structure painstakingly crafted over a 20-year period.

Desert Hills Premium Outlets: 130 designer and name-brand outlets 25%-65% savings daily. Located 20 minutes west of Palm Springs on I-10, Fields Road exit. Famous designers include Burberry, Coach, Diesel, Eli Tahari, Gucci, Giorgio Armani and Kate Spade.

Indian Canyons, Palm Springs: These tribal lands contain the largest natural Fan Palm Oases. Verdant vegetation, waterfalls, high cliffs just minutes from town. Hiking, bird watching, horse back riding the trails and Jeep tours are available. There are picnic areas and a trading post for shopping.

Coachella Valley Preserve, Thousand Palms: In the center of this 13,000 acre preserve you will find the Coachella Valley's own version of the Garden of Eden: the Thousand Palms Oasis.

Big Morongo Canyon Preserve, Morongo: Located directly off of State Highway 62, the Big Morongo Canyon Preserve is over six miles long, featuring 3,900 acres of virgin territory dating back two billion years!

Joshua Tree National Monument: Two deserts, two large ecosystems whose characteristics are determined primarily by elevation, come together at Joshua Tree National Park. Below 3,000 feet, the Colorado Desert encompasses the eastern part of the park and features natural gardens of creosote bush, ocotillo, and cholla cactus.

The Living Desert, Palm Desert: Mountain lions, wolves, javelina, bobcats, golden eagles and much more abound here in a natural setting nestled at the foot of the Santa Rosa Mountains reminding one that the early Indians and pioneers were never alone.

Desert Safari Guides & Outfitters: Expeditions to match all levels of fitness from one hour to half-day. Desert Safari also offers Moonlight Expeditions into the deep desert by the full moon each month.

Palm Springs: Known for diversity in dining, Palm Springs offers hundreds of restaurants with a variety of cuisines and price ranges. Other nightly distractions include the offerings of three theatres and several Movie Theatres. The Plaza Movie Theatre in town hosts the famous Palm Springs International Film Festival in January. Thursday evening VillageFest is worth a look. They block off a portion of Palm Canyon Drive and hold a fair with arts crafts, food and music.

Golf: Palm Springs is known for its many top rated golf courses and has been called the "Golf Capital of the World" There are golf schools, top celebrity and pro tournaments. There are over a hundred golf courses in the area.

Tennis is also a primary desert pastime with many tournaments held here. Other sporting activities enjoyed by denizens of the desert are biking, horseback riding, hiking, rock climbing, water sports and even ice-skating.

Aerial Tramway, Palm Springs: The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is one of the greatest experiences in Southern California. Ascend 2.5 miles to a pristine wilderness aboard the world's largest rotating tramcars.