January 4, 2024

The Palms at Indian Head: Borrego Springs

The Palms at Indian Head Hotel in Borrego Springs

The Palms at Indian Head
Borrego Springs, CA

Nestled in the scenic desert of Borrego Springs, The Palms at Indian Head is a boutique hotel steeped in history and surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Renowned as the oldest resort in Borrego Springs, this iconic destination combines historic charm with modern comforts, offering a serene escape for travelers year-round.

A Glimpse Into History

Originally built in 1947, The Palms was a retreat for Hollywood's elite, with a 'Wall of Fame' commemorating legendary guests like Marilyn Monroe and James Arness. Featuring mid-century modern design, the hotel’s 12 spacious rooms balance vintage style with luxurious amenities.

Unparalleled Views and Amenities

Each room offers stunning views of the Borrego Valley, framed by the majestic Indian Head Mountain. Guests can choose between second-story rooms with sweeping vistas or ground-level rooms near the Olympic-sized pool, complete with fireplaces and wet bars. The expansive pool, 25-yard lap lanes, and Jacuzzi make The Palms a haven for relaxation and recreation.

Dining at The Coyote Steakhouse

Located on-site, The Coyote Steakhouse delivers an award-winning dining experience with a diverse menu and a full bar. Guests can enjoy meals on the patio overlooking the pool or host special events and weddings with accommodations for up to 100 guests.

Gateway to Adventure

With trails leading directly from the property into Anza-Borrego State Park, guests have unparalleled access to explore desert landscapes, hike, or simply take in the natural splendor.

Contact Information

The Palms at Indian Head Hotel
2220 Hoberg Road
P.O. Box 525
Borrego Springs, CA 92004-0525
Phone: (760) 767-7788
Email: stay@thepalmsatindianhead.com

Year-Round Destination

Open year-round, The Palms offers a tranquil desert retreat, perfect for those seeking relaxation, adventure, or a glimpse into Hollywood’s golden era. While the on-site restaurant closes during summer, the nearby Red Ocotillo ensures guests have dining options throughout the year.