THE ONLY PLACE...
Desert Hot Springs is the only place in Southern California where you can soak and relax and soak in pure, crystal clear hot mineral spring water. Our water comes out of the ground at 174 degrees from a natural underground hot water spring filling our tubs daily.

CRYSTAL CLEAR, SILKY, ODORLESS
Thick and silky, it is rich with silica to soften and moisturize your skin. Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphorous and Lithium are all present to relax your muscles and mind. While our miracle spring water maintains a high sulfur content it is completely odorless, soft and silky. The mineral spring water at Azure Palm Hot Springs surfaces at 174 degrees.

RESTORATIVE PROPERTIES
Immerse yourself in the restorative properties of naturally heated hot mineral spring water. Our water promises relaxation, renewal and rejuvenation. Soaking in mineral spring water has been a global healing practice spanning centuries from ancient Egyptians and Romans to contemporary cultures.

TEMPERATURE
Our water is naturally cooled and each of our indoor and outdoor spas is maintained at a consistent temperature ranging from 100-104 degrees. Our main pool is a comfortable 85-90 degrees year round.

Azure Palm Hot Springs is located in a area of DHS called Miracle Hill. This tiny 4 block area is the source of the most abundant, rare, rich and extremely hot mineral water anywhere in California. It is home to only a small number of highly rated resort spas

In October 1913, at the age of 30, Cabot Yerxa arrived in the Coachella Valley and began his homesteading journey with 160 acres in Desert Hot Springs. In need of water, he dug a well near his home and discovered hot mineral water right outside his door. 600 yards away he dug another well and discovered the pure cold water of the Mission Springs Aquifer. The two wells, one hot and one cold, led Cabot to name his homestead Miracle Hill. Azure Palm Hot Springs is located only a few hundred steps from Cabot’s original well. A museum dedicated to the life of Cabot Yerxa is a short 1/4 mile walk from Azure Palm Hot Springs.

Check out some of these resources below to learn more about Desert Hot Springs’
history and its geothermally heated mineral water:
Desert Hot Springs’ History
Palm Springs Life – Renew, Rediscover, Repeat
Cabot’s Museum
Desert Health News