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Two Bunch Palms
Desert Hot Springs, California, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Two Bunch Palms was built in 1930 as a private, gated resort on 77 acres, and lore says Al Capone hid out here during Prohibition, though a later owner may have invented the story; a secret complex of underground tunnels really does exist beneath the property. Tim Robbins stepped out of its mud bath in Robert Altman's 1992 film The Player, and the resort sits in Desert Hot Springs.
- 65 rooms
Restaurants and bars
- Twine — Restaurant
Experiences
- Group Sage Cleanse at Grotto — Group cleanse session in the Grotto.
- Sound Bath and Tea at Yoga Dome — Sound bath with tea.
- Guided Nature Walk — Guided walk in the desert landscape.
- Stargazing Night Float — Night float and stargazing.
- Outdoor Sunrise Yoga — Sunrise yoga outdoors.
- Glass House group dining — Dining in The Glass House, which is entirely glass with windows on all sides including the ceiling; groups of no more than 15.
Amenities
- Lithium-rich geothermal hot springs
- Grotto mineral waters
- Teak soaking tubs
- Onsite catering and customized menus for groups
- Fresh juices, alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages
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