Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa

Desert Hot Springs, California (Riverside County)

By the HotSpringsFind editorial team · How we compile records · Reviewed September 2026

Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa is a resort hot spring listed near Desert Hot Springs, California. No soak temperature is on record. See the visit fact sheet.

Temp not reportedFees reported 4.4 · 721 Google reviews

Current status

Reservation or permission required

Upscale adults-only (18+) mineral-water resort & day spa in Desert Hot Springs (opened 2021, 40 rooms) — Oasis Day Pass $69 Mon-Thu / $79 Fri-Sun (+$1 charity fee) covers ~10 mineral pools/tubs (85-104F incl. SoCal's largest mineral pool + jetted spas + 5 free-flowing tubs), sauna, reflexology walk, cafe, yoga studio, 9am-7pm; overnight guests get 24-hr pool access and the Himalayan salt room. Strictly enforced 'spa voices' quiet policy.

Spring
Open
Road
Open
Access
Private — paid entry
Soaking
Day-use hours only
Water
Normal
Crowds
Busy weekends

Checked September 2026 · verified on the operator’s site · 6 sources ↓

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Before you go

  • Status: Reservation or permission required — confirm via Azure Palm Hot Springs — Day Spa page (Oasis Day Pass $69/$79, 9am-7pm, villa tub $200).
  • Cost: Fees reported — confirm current rates before visiting.
  • Getting there: Developed resort — confirm operating hours and any reservation requirement.
  • Water: No soak temperature on record — always test the water before entering.
  • Rules: Reported clothing required; pets reported not allowed — confirm current rules.
  • Conditions: check weather, fire closures, and land-manager alerts the week you go — mountain access changes seasonally.
  • Reservations/permits: None — day pass via website/phone (760-251-2000) or walk-in when not full; spa treatments need advance booking.
  • Booking: Reservation required.
  • Best time to go: Weekdays (Mon-Thu) for the $69 rate and smallest crowds; holiday periods (Thanksgiving, Dec 22-Jan 4) price at weekend rate.
  • Clothing reality: Clothing required everywhere — swimsuits in all pools/tubs. Not a clothing-optional property.
  • Kids: Adults only.
  • Cell service: ok — download maps and tell someone your plan.
  • Accessibility: Modern restored property, mostly level grounds; pool lifts not confirmed — call ahead.
  • Adults only (18+) — no children anywhere on property; one secondary source says 17+ for resort admission but operator/guide consensus is 18+
  • No pets (service animals only)
  • Day pass $79 Fri-Sun/holidays, $69 Mon-Thu; $1 'Opening Doors' children's-fund charge added but removable on request
  • $10 off day pass when you book a spa treatment
  • LOCALS DEAL: June 1-Sep 30, 2026 qualifying local ZIP codes get $49 day pass ($39 with treatment) — bring ID
  • Pools close at 7pm for day guests (Oasis garden may close earlier); overnight guests soak 24 hrs
  • Himalayan salt room is overnight-guests only — not on day pass
  • Private Oasis Villa Tub $200/2 hrs (10am-5pm, last booking 3pm; unavailable weekends Feb-Mar)
  • Spa Suite half-day 1-6pm Mon-Thu from ~$229/2 people — book by phone
  • 'spa voices only' quiet policy politely but rigorously enforced — not a social/party resort
  • ResortPass sells day passes from ~$83 (markup) — cheaper to book direct at 760-251-2000
  • Hazard: Desert heat — daytime highs 100F+ May-Sept; hydrate between hot pools
  • Hazard: Residential DHS neighborhood — standard precautions with belongings

About this spring

Hot springs oasis on Miracle Hill overlooking Mt. San Jacinto — private wells deliver silky odorless lithium/silica-rich mineral water to courtyard pools and private ensuite tubs; day-spa access available. Fee: Day spa passes and overnight stays.

Azure Palm occupies Miracle Hill, a roughly six-block pocket of Desert Hot Springs that produces the hottest mineral water in Southern California. Homesteader Cabot Yerxa named the hill after digging two wells in 1913 — striking hot water at his door and cold Mission Springs Aquifer water 600 yards away — and the resort sits a few hundred steps from his original well, a quarter-mile from the pueblo museum built to his memory. Azure Palm's wells tap the aquifer at 174°F, the hottest in the region; the water arrives silica-rich and silky, carrying calcium, magnesium, potassium, lithium and trace minerals, and stays odorless because extreme underground heat eliminates the bacteria responsible for sulfur smell. The resort says the water begins as Mount San Gorgonio snowmelt that takes about seven years to reach the aquifer.

Day visitors can buy an Oasis Day Pass covering ten mineral pools and tubs — including what the resort calls the largest hot mineral spring pool in Southern California — plus Finnish saunas, a reflexology walk and the acre-sized desert Oasis; overnight rooms include private in-room mineral tubs.

Directions & trailhead access

67589 Hacienda Ave, Desert Hot Springs.

California geothermal context

California spans several geothermal provinces: the volcanic Cascades and Modoc Plateau in the northeast, Sierra Nevada granite seeps along the eastern front, Mojave and Colorado Desert springs in the south, and the famously mineral-rich Big Sur coast. Fire season (roughly June–November) closes access to many backcountry springs without warning — always check for current fire restrictions.

What a resort site means here

A resort spring is a commercial operation: developed pools or tubs with controlled temperatures, changing facilities, and usually day-use fees or lodging packages. Expect posted rules (swimsuits, quiet hours, age limits), staff on site, and in many cases required reservations — especially on weekends and holidays.

Best time to visit

Year-Round (Best: May – October)

Pool temperatures and access can change with weather and season. Outdoor ambient temperatures fluctuate significantly across California. Late spring through autumn offers the most comfortable road access.

Recommended soaking windowEarly Morning & Sunset
Packing & trail adviceBring quick-dry towels, slip-resistant footwear, and thermal layers for stepping out into brisk mountain air.

Live Outdoor Soaking Weather

Reported Directory Data
California Geothermal Area • Temp not reported
No temperature on record — verify conditions before visiting.
Live NOAA sync...Directory Data

Fact sheet

Reported soak tempNot reported
Source temp (historical)Not reported
Trail accessRecorded coordinates — access unverified
Access feeFees reported
Clothing policyReported clothing required
Pet policyReported no pets
Geothermal data referenceNOAA Thermal Springs List (1980 archive)
Check land statusAzure Palm Hot Springs — Day Spa page (Oasis Day Pass $69/$79, 9am-7pm, villa tub $200)

Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa FAQ

Is Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa open right now?

Upscale adults-only (18+) mineral-water resort & day spa in Desert Hot Springs (opened 2021, 40 rooms) — Oasis Day Pass $69 Mon-Thu / $79 Fri-Sun (+$1 charity fee) covers ~10 mineral pools/tubs (85-104F incl. SoCal's largest mineral pool + jetted spas + 5 free-flowing tubs), sauna, reflexology walk, cafe, yoga studio, 9am-7pm; overnight guests get 24-hr pool access and the Himalayan salt room. Strictly enforced 'spa voices' quiet policy. (Status verified on the operator’s site, last checked September 2026.)

Is Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa free?

Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa is listed with reported fees near Desert Hot Springs. Fees are reported; confirm admission, parking and permit costs with the site manager.

What temperature is Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa?

No soak temperature is on record for Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa. Always test water temperature before entering.

Is Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa clothing optional?

Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa is listed as swimsuit-required in directory records. Confirm current rules before visiting, as policies change.

How do you access Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa?

Azure Palm Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa is a private venue with paid public admission. Confirm current hours, fees and booking requirements with the operator before visiting.

Where to stay in Desert Hot Springs

For Azure Palm’s own rooms and day spa, book with the operator. Compare other accommodation in Desert Hot Springs below; check pool access separately.

Desert Hot Springs is under a mile from the spring.

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