Miracle Manor Boutique Hotel & Spa

A Hidden Gem of Relaxation I had such a wonderful experience at this boutique spa. From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed and completely at ease. The space is beautifully designed—peaceful, clean, and thoughtfully put together, creating the perfect atmosphere for relaxation. I booked a massage and was genuinely impressed by the skill and attentiveness of the therapist. They really listened to what I needed and tailored the massage perfectly, working out tension without ever making me uncomfortable. One of the standout features was their soaking tub. It was absolutely gorgeous and added such a luxurious touch to the visit. Spending time in the warm water after my massage made a huge difference in how relaxed I felt. It’s a small detail that really elevated the entire experience. This spa is truly a hidden gem. If you’re looking for a peaceful escape, attentive service, and a bit of pampering, I can’t recommend it enough. I’ll definitely be back.

From the moment we arrived at Miracle Manor, I instantly felt relaxed. Danielle greeted us with such warmth and hospitality—she even let us check in early, which was such a thoughtful touch. We had a great conversation, and her kindness really set the tone for our stay.||My husband and I came for our anniversary, and this place gave us exactly what we needed: quiet, calm, and connection. With no TV in the room, we were able to fully unplug and spend intentional time together without distractions.||The weather was absolutely perfect—hot, but with a steady breeze that made everything feel refreshing. The entire property is so peaceful and serene, and my absolute favorite part was soaking in the handmade clay tubs—such a unique and grounding experience.||Breakfast each morning was super delicious and nutritious. It felt like the food was made with love and intention, which matched the overall vibe of the entire stay.||We left feeling rested, reconnected, and so grateful. Can’t wait to come back

Miracle Manor was a fabulous getaway for a solo trip. The mineral pools were hot and relaxing, and the water was wonderfully soft.The place was very low-key and quiet, with a great view. I loved sitting on the back deck watching the sun set behind the mountains, and having an early morning soak in one of the two private concrete soaking tubs. The room was very comfortable, with nice robes and a fantastic selection of good coffee and herbal teas. The included breakfast was way above expectations. Made fresh by Danielle every morning, she was an extremely gracious host. I enjoyed our morning conversations as much as the delicious breakfast she served. They also offer yoga classes twice a week, and various spa treatments. I would highly recommend a stay here for anyone looking to take the waters in a beautiful and laid back setting.

A True Desert Gem!||I had an amazing three-day stay at Miracle Manor in Desert Hot Springs. This quaint, eight-unit mid-century boutique hotel is a peaceful retreat with a refreshing mineral hot springs pool, a spa, and two additional tubs with stunning mountain views. Danielle, the manager, is exceptional—she ensures the use of only Safer Choice-certified cleaning products, so there are no harsh chemical smells, making the rooms feel fresh, safe, and serene. Everything was spotless, the sheets were luxurious, and the overall vibe was incredibly relaxing. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a clean, quiet, and rejuvenating desert escape.

We immediately felt calm and relaxed at the wonderful respite of Miracle Manor. We thoroughly enjoyed sitting on the decks overlooking the valley and mountains and being in the mineral springs pool/hot tub and private soaking tubs. Our room was very comfortable with a serene ambience, very nice bath products, robes, and a great coffee station. Our breakfast of quiche, avocado, tomatoes, and fresh fruit was delicious. We loved our conversations with Danielle during our stay and with Sharon at breakfast. We wish we had been able to stay for longer than one night and we highly recommend this gem to anyone visiting the area.

What a lovely little hidden desert gem! The rooms were clean and cozy, stocked with fresh water, tea and coffee. The bed was super comfy! Danielle was amazing…professional, kind and made us the most delicious breakfast each morning! The entire place is warm and inviting! Definitely planning a return visit soon!

Quiet and serene! This place is a hidden gem!|The rooms were cozy and comfortable! The mineral pools and tubs were refreshing and relaxing.|Danielle, the manager, was so lovely and welcoming. She made the best, delicious and organic breakfast. We had a blessed experience!

Find your inner zen at this peaceful, hidden oasis in the desert. The nine-room boutique hotel imparts a mid-century modern vibe. Sage-scented rooms are clean and spacious, decorated in soothing earth tones. Pristine grounds feature succulents, a bubbling rock fountain, private soaking tubs and serene Buddha statues. Soak in the inviting hot springs-fed pool and spa. Enjoy yoga on a stunning, panoramic mountain view deck. Chill during sunsets in charming, outdoor seating areas. Healthy breakfasts include scrumptious avocado toast, eggs, fresh fruit and Greek yogurt topped off with divine lemon-infused mineral water straight from the on-site cold spring. The staff is super friendly and welcoming. The Miracle Manor is our new go-to destination in Desert Hot Springs.

Miracle Manor was a fabulous getaway for a solo trip. The mineral pools were hot and relaxing, and the water was wonderfully soft.The place was very low-key and quiet, with a great view. I loved sitting on the back deck watching the sun set behind the mountains, and having an early morning soak in one of the two private concrete soaking tubs. The room was very comfortable, with nice robes and a fantastic selection of good coffee and herbal teas. The included breakfast was way above expectations. Made fresh by Danielle every morning, she was an extremely gracious host. I enjoyed our morning conversations as much as the delicious breakfast she served. They also offer yoga classes twice a week, and various spa treatments. I would highly recommend a stay here for anyone looking to take the waters in a beautiful and laid back setting.

What an INCREDIBLE Experience soaking in healing mineral spring waters FOR HOURS! I stayed in the King Suite, and here are the amazing benefits of this magical resort: Extremely comfortable bed with natural bedding, I could walk out of my patio an be in the new 2 concrete tub area, which is only a few steps away yet, very private behind waterfall and greenery! I spend over 10 hours total in these tubs soaking up the healing mineral waters, I could control the temperature of the water in the tubs, so I filled one with cooler mineral water and another one with hot mineral water, and was able to enjoy the cold/hot contrast therapy, there are shades above those tubs, so even though I visited during hot summer months, I was comfortable in the water being in the shade, there is NO CHLORINE added to the water, and I filled them before use and drained after, my skin didn't shrink like a raisin after being in the water for such a long time. The included HEALTHY breakfast was SO YUMMY!!! The coffee tasted incredible, the avocado toast was Amazing! They had healthy sweetener options like Monk Fruit and Stevia, which is hard to find in any other hotels. The host Danielle, was extremely friendly and allowed me to extend my checkout time! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this private, boutique hotel to anybody who wants to avoid crowds and experience healing waters to the fullest!

Miracle Manor is the perfect getaway for a relaxing weekend. Some of their policies are 2 guests per room max, no smoking, only adults over 21, no children and no pets. I first visited in April 2024, then again July 2024. I like to watch tv at night during hotel stays so it felt weird the first night. It turned out to be refreshing to unplug and just be. I enjoyed the one on one with my honey to get away from work and take a break. We stayed in the suite with a kitchen and it has everything you need. Danielle is so nice and welcoming. She makes the best avocado toast! The pool, hot tub, view, two tubs in the back, breakfast, resident kitties and massage were all perfect! I didn't have to ask Alan to adjust pressure or anything during my massage and felt so relaxed after. Thank you, Danielle for having us. We hope to see you again soon.

This is a magical place for rejuvenation and rest. The outdoor soaking tubs, the mineral water, the quiet, the massages, the pool have been a special place to visit with my daughter and friends in need of healing. The low key aspect of Miracle Manor appeals to me, everything is lovely and well maintained and charming.

I just loved my day at Miracle Manor! I started with yoga and a sound bath. Danielle was an amazing host! I can't wait to come back!

I have returned and I couldn't be happier. They completely remodeled and the upgrades are wonderful. Still a quiet charming place to enjoy the mineral waters but now there is a yoga platform, 2 new soaking pools and a waterfall in back. The grounds are lovely. The rooms have new bathrooms and floors. The linens and towels are upgraded and each room now has a coffee and tea setup. The best part is, it's adults only so you can really get away, unplug and recharge in peace. I'll add photos later.

Worst service, Definitely not recommend. I had booked a girls trip with my friend and our daughters in January for the first weekend of Cochlea festival. Upon checking in the receptionist was extremely rude. Once I was checked in he mentioned oh you are 4 guests. We only allow 2 guests per room. Our daughters were minors and we could not have them in separate rooms. We asked if we can pay a surcharge to have the extra two guests in the room with us, Harsh reply NO We asked if we can get another room at the hotel. Harsh reply NO We asked if they have a sister property we can book a second room. Hash reply NO Can we get a refund NO? I hope you agree with me that this type of service is completely unacceptable at so many levels. It is not the kind of treatment I would have expected from a boutique hotel of caliber. Eventually, We were forced to leave and find other accommodations. I am interested to hear what the upper management this about this type of service.

I had the most rejuvenating, peaceful, and socially distant work-cation at Miracle Manor. I stayed for two nights 11/8-11/10 with a late checkout on the last day. If you want the short version: YES, STAY AT MIRACLE MANOR! The long and nuanced version bc I care about you and your dollars: Price: $$$ Reasonably priced rooms IF you apply the discount code (only available thru December 2020). Regular price is a little much for what you get in the rooms. I stayed in the standard queen (which I loved) but if you're not planning to eat out or have food delivered, you will only be able to eat cold things because there is no microwave or toaster in the rooms except in the deluxe queen. That was fine by me, because I wasn't going to stay long enough to need to cook. I brought some fruit, charcuterie, chips, salsa, and salad. I also brought my own Prosecco. The fridge housed all those things comfortably. Coffee and tea were provided in the room. The electric kettle was very easy to use. There is also NO complimentary breakfast, but my confirmation message said that breakfast was going to be packaged and delivered to my room but this did NOT happen. Conflict of information because on their website they state that they discontinued their breakfast bc of COVID. They probably haven't updated their automatic messaging system. $75 late checkout fee was worth it in my opinion. However, it's not a guarantee so you have to call before you book the late check out fee. There are other mineral spa resorts that offer kitchenettes/kitchens in the area that are just as chic but cost less than Miracle Manor's queen deluxe, so I would say if you're planning to cook during your stay and want to extend the value or your dollar book elsewhere. If you don't care about that then stay here! Petite queen or standard queen are the most value for $ IMO. Room: standard queen No complaints. Spacious, had everything I needed for my 2 night stay. Nicely decorated. THIN WALLS. I stayed in room 2 and heard everything that was being said and done in the adjoining room. So just know that. Didn't really super bother me because I had headphones on when I was working. Just bothered me in the morning because the other guests would wake up earlier than me and make their sounds. Provisions: 1 bottle mineral water, coffee and tea, electric kettle that will be your bff, glasses, metal cups for the poolside, two robes, two bath towels, two pool towels, bath stuff (Lather from Pasadena, nothing great), and an abundance of little bathroom towels. Amenities: silky mineral swimming pool heated to 85-90 degrees. Feels just right in the 65 degree weather! Good size soaking tub heated to 104. The second day I was there the temperatures were cooler with the soaking tub down to 100. Felt nice either temperature. VERY CLEAN. Some bees but I just scooped them out of the water. Pool cleaning around 6:30 am. Lots of seating areas. Very nice deck to relax in. Beautiful views. Do a sunrise and sunset soak! I spent majority of my non working time in the water! Management: coordinated mostly with Andrew. No complaints; he was a clear communicator. Never saw him. Very self-check in and check out. Other considerations: 420 friendly and dog friendly. There were two dogs during my stay. One was very quiet and the other was yappy AF. The yappy dog arrived toward the end of my stay so I didn't have to deal with the noise too long. Also there are NEW owners so I hope they don't jack up the prices too much or make too many drastic changes. It's just right the way it is! Verdict: loved my stay! There were only two other people in the entire place for the majority of my stay. For the most part I had the pools to myself because the other people would soak the times I was working and vice versa. I shared the pools with one person once and we had the loveliest chat. Literally two people in the pools socially distancing. Felt safe. On my last night a young couple arrived with the yappy dog but also didn't Encounter them bc of different soaking "schedules". Views are amazing. See pics. I WILL DEFINITELY RETURN!!! Thank you Miracle Manor!!!

My partner and I stayed at Miracle Manor this weekend and a miracle this place is indeed! This place is so cute, the rooms are clean, the hot spring is awesome. We both decided that we wound stay here again in the future!

A Beautiful desert oasis. The perfect off-grid escape. If you're looking to disconnect and recharge, Miracle Manor is the perfect destination. Peaceful and calm vibes only. No kids, no tv, and no crowds. Lovely mountain views. Healing waters of the hot spring fed pools available 24-7. Close proximity to Palm Springs & Joshua Tree. I'll definitely return to revitalize soon!

This review is for Sergio the manager. I made a reservation and unfortunately had to cancel. Sergio made receiving my refund a breeze. Definitely book directly with them and not through a third party. Can't wait to stay here for real!

Came here as a party of 6. It's cozy enough where it seemed like a private pool. The pool was great. The first night it was just us 6, so it really was a very small private hotel! There's a nice shared area near the pool which was very nice and cozy (almost fell asleep on the pillow). It had a great view where you can see the lighting of the windmills. The breakfast was very good and complimentary! We had avocado toast, boiled eggs, coffee, oranges, cherries, tea, toast and butter and jam. Angela, who runs the place, was friendly. Rooms nicely done. Good attention to detail. Very minimalistic aesthetic and mid century modern. Nice location. It felt safe. Could hear hyenas laughing at night. I've never heard hyenas and I couldn't help but listen to them laugh. However the only thing that sucks is the pool and hot tub are small, so if other people come it's not quite big enough to share (especially if there are 5 other people in your party that wants to use the pool).

My girlfriend and I had blissful stay here. By a stroke of luck, we had the whole place to ourselves the first evening and morning which was incredible. Even as other guests arrived, the environment remained tranquil and we felt a total sense of escape from the everyday. The mountain views are lovely. The space is impeccably designed, from the architecture and landscaping to the rugs and towels. The owners are gracious and helpful. The hotel's location in Desert Hot Springs was perfect as it was a bit off the beaten track, but still totally accessible to Joshua Tree, Palm Springs, and Pioneertown. The pool and hot tub are open all night. Complimentary coffee, avocado toast, jam, and clementines for breakfast. I recommend the CBD chocolates from the mini bar. It was really reasonably priced, too, for such a wonderful experience. Thanks for an amazing time!

I would most definitely not recommend this hotel . After booking with a reservation site ( 1st mistake) I had a reservation for one night which included my dog - at the time the website for this place accepted dogs ... I made a verbal confirmation when making the reservation . After driving 4 hours was ( greeted ? ) met the manager. Sergio Arciga who blatantly refused to accept me in as they "no longer accept pets", could have not been more disinterested in helping me or offering any assistance, rudely said I could figure out on my own how to get a refund. Refused to give me owner name or contact number . Said - "sorry our policies have changed." And proceeded to shut the entrance gate behind me. I explained that they should uphold a reservation and amend the policies in a more professional manner. There are several small boutique places in Desert Hot Springs and I highly recommend a. Booking directly and b. Avoid this "Miraculous Disaster"

One of the best trips we've ever had because of how beautiful and peaceful Miracle Manor turned out to be. The level of service was so high and we encountered so many small pleasant surprises along the way. Our only regret is that we got a massage right before leaving, because in retrospect it was so relaxing and resetting that we should of booked it first thing upon arrival. This place under-promises and over-delivers big time making for a great experience.

What a great experience! Miracle Manor has a new owner and she has pulled out ALL THE STOPS in an effort to have a wonderful​ guest experience​! My friends and I chose Miracle Manor to ring​ in the New Year. ​Angela made sure that we had all that we needed to welcome 2019. The spa, the mineral feed hot tub & pool, ​as well as the complimentary​ breakfast was such a wonderful treat. (Especially the coffee & champagne!) The rooms were cool and stylish including the beauty products she stocks. Always a big plus for me!! The other guests also felt the warmth of her hospitality which made​​ our stay full of gratitude and connection. Most of us stayed on the property to get to know each other and we enjoyed ​fun conversations. This makes a great place to make new friends. For me, Miracle Manor​ hosted a perfect end to 2018. Setting intentions​, celebrating a new year, enjoying loved ones, ​and making new friends is what it's​ all about! #grateful I will be coming back for more fun experiences​. Thanks again, ​Angela!

The simplicity of this place appealed with classic 50s spiced with bright hues. We had a kitchen (two of the units do). Though the other units have mini fridges we enjoy being able to really hole up and forget about having to drive anywhere, at least for this visit. The hot tub at 105 and pool at 85-90 are perfect! Clean and quiet atmosphere with simple breakfast provided and an on site massage availability. The air conditioning worked well and of course, there is plenty of hot water! The Manager give us a tour of the property, where to turn on the hot tub jets etc. as well as being available to answer questions between the hours of 8:30 am and 7 pm. Been sleeping well and had an excellent massage the last full day. We'll be back!

Their toiletries are wonderful, the lavender lotion is wonderfully hydrating and the scent drove me crazy. We bought extras as gifts. Met some nice people from Japan. Enjoyed a wonderful time during the holiday season. Located across the street from the Cabot's museum. Managed to catch a little artist fair on Sat. so we picked up a few extra gifts. This is the place you check in to de-stress. I read magazines, soaked, and slept. This place is small, quiet, and restful. Loved their robes and comforters. They did a great job refurbishing it. No kids, pets, phones, tv, and no shoes inside., so Japanese. I loved it. Need a place to slow down and heal? You found it.

The RULES: No television. No radio. No smoking. No telephone. No shoes indoors. No kids. No pets. If you can abide by those rules, well then maybe you might like this place as much as we did. You will feel compelled to whisper. It's so quaint. Only 6 rooms. The ROOM with a Kitchen: We had one of the rooms with a kitchen (see photo), which came in real handy because there really is nothing in that general area. We came prepared to cook our meals, which was very convenient. The kitchen comes with the basic utensils you need -- bottle opener, plastic wine glasses so you can take out to the pool, pot, colander, chopping board, tea kettle, salt and pepper... This place also has wireless! Enough band width to watch movies on your laptop/iPad. So who needs television when you have that?! Decent shower pressure (although the nozzle is a little on the low side). The sheets and comforter were soft, but the mattress...was not. The POOL: It's a small pool, but it's at the perfect temperature. They've got pool noodles - put one behind your neck, the other behind your knees and prepare to float with comfort. There isn't a time that the pool closes, they just ask that you keep your noise level down. So we highly recommend an evening swim. To float under the night sky...there's almost nothing like it. Previous reviews mention a great breakfast selection (fritatas and granola?). We did not get that, so we were greatly disappointed in that regard. BUT the place made up for it by having CoolHaus ice cream sandwiches for purchase! This place could use some upgrades here and there, but overall, it's a nice desert retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

This review is long overdue... we came here for my birthday via a Living Social deal. Unfortunately my boyfriend had been sick for a couple weeks and hadn't been feeling the best, but he still wanted to come celebrate my birthday anyway. I ended up catching his bug midway through the weekend. We got the whole minimalist feel for the place... the furniture, no TV, no radio, no smoking, or telephone. It was very quiet, peaceful. Natural soap. There was even a mini fridge. You get complimentary cucumber water upon check-in. A big downside to the room, was when we turned on the air conditioner and left it on during the night, it would make the windows rattle. We actually resorted to turning off the AC for parts of the night. I'm certain that us being sick had partial fault in us not being able to sleep throughout the night, both nights, but the bed was also on the softer side. The mineral water spa, the heated one, was just lovely. Our bodies felt sooo relaxed. It was probably the one time throughout the weekend when the boyfriend was feeling congested and coughing. The view was gorgeous! We went night swimming a throughout the weekend and it was very calming. Most of the time it was just us, there's only 5 or 6 other rooms, so it's not a crowded place. The breakfast was very healthy with yogurt, toast, and cereals to choose from . Make sure to go early enough for the hot stuff. The massage was a first for me. My boyfriend scheduled a massage for me with a honey wrapped facial. It was very relaxing and I got some good tips. Using honey as a natural mask for acne, it has anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial components. Overall it was a nice place, we had a good time. I would say 3.5 stars.

Very aesthetically pleasing place. They unfortunately are not very professional. They missed my cousins massage appointment that she received a confirmation email about as well. We were only stocked with one toilet paper roll and we're staying for 3 days and two nights. Ran out on the second night, but the manager informed us that there should be some tissue paper that we can use in our room somewhere. Honestly kinda ridiculous, if I was running a place I would do the most to accommodate to my guests, but this didn't even feel like the bare minimum. Very pricey as well for what it is. I won't be back.

This was a very lovely place for a weekend getaway, if swimming, sleeping, and reading by the pool are your main objectives. I really loved the heated mineral pools. Even on a December night, the main pool is 90 degrees which makes it really comfortable and fun to go for a swim. The rooms are also minimal but clean, and the homemade breakfast was great. (Just loved the mini-frittatas.) Although there's not really much to do in DHS, I kind of liked the desolate location. We spotted a wild rabbit and a group of roadrunners in the parking lot. Overall, a very nice and low-key B&B!

If you are looking for deep relaxation, and thinking a hot mineral spa near Joshua Tree & Palm Springs might be the ticket, this is the place to head to. Intimate, quiet, mid-century decor, nice hosts, good breakfasts...I love this place. The pools are 104 and 90°F, and the bigger pool is large enough to float in for hours. Folks who come here range all over the map, some younger, some older, almost all professional, capable and interesting to chat with. This resort is a bit more intimate than others, since almost everyone meets at breakfast and there is a 3-day minimum stay. So you may get to know your neighbors. However there is a ton of peace and quiet, and it's easy to spend a day reading and soaking without striking up a conversation if you just need major down time. The current caretaker, Pat, is friendly, helpful and direct. You are likely to run into folks who are mature, thoughtful and experienced in a variety of professional fields. People do come out to Miracle for extended stays once in a while, working on major projects or just getting major down time. There are eight rooms, some with kitchens. Decor is sparse, but there are working surfaces in most rooms, plus very comfortable beds and quality linens. This is a quiet place, so there is no TV, no music outside but good free wifi internet. Air conditioning and heating are both fairly quiet. Plan on barefoot time; everyone takes shoes off indoors, and the nice outside walking surfaces don't require anything on your feet. There is a solid breakfast with coffee & tea, yogurt, granola, fruit, hard-boiled eggs, and a variety of baked goods and preserves each morning. Pat plays jazz and classical in the dining area, so it feels warm and informal. We found it easy to bring a cooler full of food and fix our lunches and dinners, although you might want to bring your own sharp knife or particular cooking devices, as the cookware is rather minimal. Rooms with kitchens come with tableware for two, plus basic pots, pans and utensils. Stoves are gas, with oven, and refrigerators are full size, so it's not hard to prepare something fancy. A gas grill may be available, if you ask. Rooms 4, 5 and 6 all overlook the desert and Palm Springs to the south. By the way, there is an interesting collection of books on site, so it's not hard to find something to read if you want. Palm Springs, Joshua Tree, Pioneer Town and other attractions are not far away. Cabot's Pueblo Museum is right across the street, and Rhonda, the bodyworker who comes to do massages, is superb. Check it out, this place is a treasure.

My boyfriend and I booked a room last minute here on a whim and we were both so happy we did! Service was so friendly! The hotel is very small boutique hotel made in 1949 and they did a wonderful job of preserving the stylistic elements of that time. The pool had no chlorine(I don't think?) and was sooo nice! The jacuzzi is a real hot spring and the minerals in it was so luxurious. You are able to byob by the pool too. The staff makes a lovely breakfast of diy avocado toast and boiled eggs and the most delicious coffee with almond milk creamer. The room was very clean and the aesthetic was really cool. From the windows above we had a view of the desert vegetation and hills. There is Palo santo to burn in the room. This is a great hotel to unwind and regroup and I can't wait to come back!

Stayed here for a night in the deluxe queen, the space was thoughtfully laid out with everything you need to be comfortable. Cookware, toiletries, and even dog treats & toy for my pup. The pool was accessible 24hrs which is a plus. The organic breakfast provided was delicious and a great way to start the morning. The management was friendly and accommodating. Parking was easy. I can't wait to come back.

There were numerous high points for this hotel but for me it was the gracious owner and the peaceful setting that made it most memorable. There were thoughtful touches throughout both the grounds and the room-one couldn't help but feel well taken care of. The pool area is lovely as was the common/breakfast area. Our only regret is that we didn't stay long enough to take advantage of some of their other amenities such as massage, yoga or their complimentary breakfast. I have no doubt though that we will be back and next time for a longer stay!

My husband and I came for two nights recently and loved it! The rooms are very comfortable and stylish. Breakfast was simple, healthy and delicious. Amazing views of the mountains. This is our new go-to place in the desert.

First thing to note is that an awesome woman named Angela now owns this place and it is now dog friendly! We decided to ring in the New Year with some friends staying down the road, and had heard good things from other friends about Miracle Manor. When we first walked in, Angela welcomed us warmly and made sure we were comfortable. The place is super cute with a pool and hot tub fed by mineral water that is a perfect hot temperature and available 24 hours! There was also an amazing deck that faces San Jacinto Mountain and lovely sun sets. We had a roomy queen with a comfy bed and private bathroom. Some nice touches were the soft robes and a little fridge stocked with some snacks and a couple drinks. In addition, you get breakfast each morning. The breakfast area and lounge have stylish decor and are stocked with quality magazines and books. There is also the option to get spa treatments which we may try next time. The other guests staying there were really cool as well and our whole time here was relaxing, very much like a retreat. Our first experience here was excellent and we would definitely love to come back in the future!

I had a wonderful stay; the room was nicely decorated and clean; breakfast was prepared for my stay (Covid precautions); the linens were amazing and I had some of the best sleep I've had in ages. All the the guests and staff I met were friendly, kind and generous. Unfortunately, I ran into the manager, Angela, during my last hour at the Hotel which was an unpleasant experience -- on two occasions, she spoke to me in a most rude and unprofessional manner, and reminded me, using my first name, at 10.55 that it was time to leave. Before meeting her, I was already planning my next stay; now I'm having second thoughts.

My best friend and I stayed for two nights in early May. Pat, the manager during our stay, made us feel welcome and comfortable. The setting is gorgeous, thoughtfully designed, and creative. Definitely hope to return!

My friends love this place and I love them for loving this place. I had a difficult experience here. The breakfast was lovely, I liked the robes in the rooms and the pools. These things, however, threw me for a loop: 1) Our bed in room 5 was HARD. Literally, every time we flopped down to rest we groaned from the shock of forgetting how cardboard it was. We repeatedly woke up in the night because it hurt. We left a night early so we could sleep in our own beds. 2) The new gentleman who ran the place was alternately cheerful and critical in a strange way I couldn't get the hang of. I found myself stressed out interacting with him during check-in and breakfast. 3) The hooks at the pool were unsettlingly dangerous. I loved how thoughtful all the hooks to hang up robes, etc at the pool were. That is until I noticed every time I went to gather my stuff that, at my height, the huge hooks were perfectly aligned with my eye sockets. I found myself intuitively giving that section of the pool area a wide berth so I wouldn't hurt myself. I never thought of myself as needing a lot, but I learned that I need softer edges and comfier landing pads when I go away to relax.

Oh man if you are looking for a sweet, peaceful place to relax and get away, look no more. Just enough out-of-the-way but 15 minutes from Palm Springs. Everything incredibly well thought out from the colors of the cool cement floors to the clean, modern and tasteful furnishings. Pool and hot tub great and with only 6 rooms, you are practically guaranteed peace, quiet and privacy. Partner had a 90 minute spa treatment which he loved. Patti was extremely friendly and helpful host (2 amazing dinner recommendations). Made for a very memorable birthday weekend. Just...go!

This place is amazing! I've been here half a dozen times over the past year and it never disappoints. The outside view when you pull up has a psycho motel kind of vibe. I'm an odd duck so this appeals to me. Clean comfortable rooms... Some have kitchens some don't but they have a little fridge in each room. Breakfast is served each morning whenever you want to go into the main house and get it. Huge selection of healthy granola, yogurts, toast.... Yummm. The owners are really cool... They live in LA though so they are not usually there. The grounds keeper is really sweet and helpful though. Amazing hot springs pool! It's big enough to do laps in and has a small warm pool attached that is covered. It's a very zen place. There are only a handful of rooms so it's never crowded. It's a must if you go to desert hot springs.

We purchased this 2 nite deal from living social ($179). 1st of all, it wuz hard 2 find. No signs posted anywhere. Actually, it wuz rite across the road from the Cabot museum. Great customer service! (Linda the manager). She recommended us places 2 go & eat. The handyman (Paul) wuz very nice & he also recommended a place 2 go 4 a short hike.

This is so far the best romantic weekend getaway. Where you don't have to expend a lot or drive too far to have an amazing time. It feels like you are in the middle of the desert when you are only 20 minutes away from Palm Springs. The pool and hot tub are the best asset, with thermal hot water...just writing it makes me miss it...the hotel is very trendy but cozy. No TV and no clocks to take you back yo reality, this place is just perfect to relax, read a good book and catch up with your love one...no distractions! Very good organic breakfast, free parking and amazing managers.

We love this place! From Organic bedding, nice and quiet environment, great service, to little touch like fresh flowers and crisp water to greet us, and little jade charm on the door, it provides a simple yet welcoming ambiance. We would've spend more time in the resort just to relax and get a message, but we were eager to explore Joshua Tree and all other great places near by that we weren't able to take a full benefit of this miracle place, but I want to come back soon for sure. Breakfast is good, as much organic as it can be and most of the stuff can be found in Trader Joes:) Dipped in the pool three times and wish we can spend all afternoon doing that one day. MMR got a nice size deck and couple yoga mats for anyone who is inspire to do outdoor yoga! Oh, and they are across from Cabot pueblo museum, which I highly recommend going, get the tour, it's amazing:)

I love this hotel. Other guests there at the same time we were there, complained, but I appreciate the esthetics because I went to a design school where April once spoke and so the simple decor, healthy breakfast and choice of furniture and use of type was perfect for me. Plus the healing powers of the springs. And 1/2 the time we had the pool to ourselves! Thank you and I can't wait to return! Ps my husband enjoyed the water message he got!!

The best spot in Desert Hot Springs to decompress. Linda is the best host in the world!

Brief update: I see that the hotel has responded and still says that we cancelled our room. This was our main issue - we most certainly did not and I did not receive any cancellation emails. During my first call I was very polite, but the person on duty did not offer to assist with a rebook or even offer an apology. They seemed busy and wanting to get off the phone. This resulted in an upset phone call from my husband. He just wanted to find out what really happened, but was certainly not looking to scare anyone. Our apologies if it was taken that way. We were just completely appalled at the coldness and lack of assistance we both received.

I can't say enough great things about Miracle Manor. I've stayed twice in the last six months and both visits have been wonderful. This is a quiet and revitalizing place to soak up the sun and rejuvenate. I like the location--it's a twenty minute drive to Palm Springs, and about 30 minutes to Joshua Tree National Park. The staff is kind and courteous and the breakfast is simple and quite good. Great coffee. There are two rooms with a kitchen and it's pretty well equipped to cook a meal. If you are looking for a clean, simple and lovely place to relax for a few days this is your spot.

This was a nice quiet retreat, but there are a few things potential guest should be aware of. I believe it's overpriced given the surroundings of Desert Hot Springs. There is absolutely nothing in the town, and I can't fathom how they can charge premium prices given the surroundings. The spa services cost the same as you would pay at a world class resort. The Miracle Manor Retreat is a nice place, but it is certainly not world class. The rooms are very plain and are in desperate need of updating. The showers are only suitable for hobbits. Linda, the office manager, was very nice and hospitable. We had a good time, but I would not recommend this place to a friend. I believe $50-$75/night would be fair, but they are robbing people for $150/night. You could get a way nicer place in Palm Springs for the same price and actually have decent restaurants in the vicinity.

So, I didn't get it at first. We were here in late December and it was quite cold and windy when we got here. We had come up from Palm Springs where it was much warmer and we had been hanging out by the pool. However, by the next morning - after a yummy breakfast - the wind had died down and the pool was warm and relaxing and the patio was great. We hung out, read our books and magazines and swam and swam again. This is a great place to get away and relax - we definitely enjoyed our visit. The breakfast was perfect and the hosts and other guest were lovely and quite interesting. However, it's important to note the following: - this is kind of the place you go to completely escape. They do have wifi but there is nothing else going on here except the pool and there is no where to walk to - unless you just want to take a walk and check out the neighborhood - which is kind of a hoot. :) -I don't think there are really any good restaurants in town. The massage therapist recommended a local mexican place that was pretty dirty and the food tasted like someone peed in the beans. So, I'd recommend getting a room with a kitchen and eating in or driving to PS. - Also, the rooms are a bit funky and frankly could be better layed out. A few silly things but worth mentioning - no real desk in the room or a chair to sit/read in which is kind of an issue when it's so cold and windy outside. Also the rooms where a little old and could use a minor renovation. However, given all my comments, I will probably return as it's a cool place, has great energy and really allowed us to have the escape we needed.

This is an out of the way~ hole in the wall kind of place that is for people who want to disconnect. It's so peaceful and relaxing that my sense of time was altered. It seems most guests of this little secret retreat go out in the day and just come back in the evening. We just stayed put and lounged and soaked in the mineral waters. Both my husband and I had EPIC massages by Rhonda and you shouldn't miss that experience. Pat, the manager, makes it all feel like everything is just right~and it was. It was very very windy and chilly at night (April) but I hear in the summer it's a whole different experience and we are looking forward to visiting. Be sure to check out Cabot's Trading post across the street. Just 25 minutes from all the movies and fun of Palm Springs.

this place is pretty cool. no phone, no tv, just relaxing & quiet. i LOVE their hot spring mineral pool & hot tub.

I needed to center myself after some stressful events, and could not have chosen a better place to do so. It was exactly what I was seeking. Calm, quiet and altogether peaceful, serene, healing. Marvelous nurturing water in the two connected hot mineral pools, one for soaking at 104 degrees, the other large enough for swimming at 90 degrees. Floating at night, gazing up at the stars...indescribable bliss. Everything is perfectly clean. The decor is minimalist, but colorful and pleasing. I had one of the two kitchenette rooms, which was like being back in the house I grew up in in the '50's. Wow, original appliances! The kitchen worked for me; I brought food so didn't need to leave the property during my stay. Pat, the manager, was gracious and helpful, and went out of her way to make sure my visit was perfect. I came here on a Living Social deal and received far more than I paid for. I will most definitely be back. Tip: take two swimsuits so you always have a dry one.

The wife and I took advantage of this little jewel about a year and a half ago, and I'm re-posting my review since I still fewer to it and want folks to know what is hidden out there in DHS. The cost was really reasonable, I believe we paid $149.00 for 2 nites in a standard room, but it seems to me that Linda upgraded us to the only room with a real view, next to the office. Now keep in mind, this whole facility has a 50's retro-rat-pack-chic kind of vibe to it, no tv, no wifi, a 7 watt bulb in the bathroom etcetera. We don't mind it or miss it though, the roadrunners, desert bunnies and lizards were the stars of the show. We liked just being there, and not being gouged was a bonus. The desert museum across the street was a trip, reminded me of the Winchester Mansion meets Pueblo on steroids. check it out and it'll make sense. Now, this is supposed to be a massage review right? Well here we go, a massage review couched in a B&B review. I sprung for a 90 minute hot stone massage with Art C., and it was pretty epic! Art was a consummate professional, and made good use of the little room on the walk-in to the pool area. Considering he had to schlep everything in from elsewhere, he didn't look like he was lacking anything. I normally lean towards a female therapist, as I like their energy and demeanor! but Art brought his own mojo and panache to the table and completely won me over. The massage started face up, and hit all the corners that one expects. The rocks kept a Rollin' and I barely felt Arts strong hands on my skin. He was very caring as he assisted me in getting up, and turning over. mind you, I'm not fragile and didn't really need it, but he was there nonetheless, like true pro. He finished right on time, full measure and I tipped him generously, which he earned. As I soaked in the pool afterward, the sun was going down and I noticed that the water had a unique quality to it, as if I were more buoyant that usual. I'm not sure if it was the famous DHS water with its rich minerals and such, or the afterglow of a great massage, but it is and was...memorable. I remember Art mentioning his Somatherapy School out that way. I can add now, post-script that I ended up taking a Bamboo Fusion and Neck, Arms and Shoulders set of classes there for more CEUs. One hand washes the other in this industry, or should I say "petrissages" the other...Namaste!

We spent a weekend here on a Living Social deal and very much enjoyed it! The vibe is very clean/mid-century modern decor & has lots of cool little touches inside & out. The pool & adjoining hot pool are just delightful...we went back and forth between the two for hours. Breakfast was simple, fresh, varied & delicious. We splurged on massages & they were pretty good, but at $130 for 60 minutes I don't think we'd do them again. We were a bit surprised that it wasn't in a more remote area, but that's just us being too lazy to google maps it and see the location beforehand. It's in a neighborhood for sure, but they do a great job (w/fences & an interior courtyard) of making it feel more remote-get-away-y once you're on the property. We had the room with the kitchen so made some simple yummy food onsite; that fit the vibe of the weekend better for us than dinner out in Palm Springs. And the cutest roadrunner ever hung out eating bugs outside of our room both days! Definitely a great place to go for a downshift/unwind weekend if you're looking to soak, relax & read. It's a funky-cool vibe and they do a good job with it. ps) We took the Palm Springs aerial tram up to Mt. San Jacinto Park for some great hiking...super-fun & 30+ degrees cooler - strongly recommended!

I've now been here twice and am incapable of aptly describing the serenity it virtually forces you to immerse yourself within. In fact, when zooming from Los Angeles to MM, it's a bit of an adjustment to its spartan styling, preternatural quiet, and incredibly slow pace. Once you're in that head space, however, it's truly exquisite. Friends are often asking where I stay in the desert and I momentarily, selfishly, hesitate to tell them, as I adore MM and want to maintain its quiet and privacy. *If you love the Ace and Parker in PS and that general vibe, MM may not be your thing, as it's remotely located in a residential area and I strongly recommend that you bring food with you, as the local fare is quite horrendous, I've found, but if you are seeking sanctity and privacy, MM is ideal. Also, the hot spring pool is AMAZING. Linda, the manager, is kind and thoughtful and accessible, lovely and softspoken. She's a great figurehead for Miracle Manor. I got a facial with Rhonda this most recent visit and it's unlike any facial experience I've ever had. Again, if you're looking for Burke Williams, this is, refreshingly, not it. (I say this as a BW fan and client!) Rhonda is a mystic, a medium, a spiritual being. The experience, along with some vipassana meditative breathing, will bring you to another plane. And, of course, your skin will be glowing, to boot! Can't say enough about its greatness! Visit this retreat and forget about the "busyness", frenzy, and pressure of your daily life.

When you want peace and quiet, this is the place. Only six rooms assures that you will share the amazing pool and jacuzzi with very few or no other guests at all! No tv's and a minimalist design concept lets you concentrate on "you" and no one else. The rooms are a little pricey so I wait for a groupon or living social deal to come around before booking a room. Definitely worth a visit.