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Welcome to Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa – the Palm Springs hotel of choice for families and couples who seek a carefree retreat in the sun-kissed Southern California desert. Fresh on the heels of an incredible $35 million makeover, the new Rancho Las Palmas is classic Rancho Mirage re-imagined for the 21 st century traveler, especially those with families. With Splashtopia our incredible two-acre water feature with its own lazy river, slides, pool and beach as the centerpiece of its renovation, Rancho is poised to corner the market on fun. Its bustling, central outdoor plaza connects guests to a world of activity: fine and casual dining, live entertainment, a 20,000-square-foot spa, 27 holes of classic desert golf, a 25-court tennis center, and four pools. The style of this carefree Palm Springs California hotel is easy and sophisticated and its location enviable – at the foot of majestic Mount Jacinto and directly across the street from The River, a dynamic entertainment, dining and retail area.
Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa
41000 Bob Hope Drive
Rancho Mirage, California
92270
Nearest Airport: PSP
The place had nice amenities and conveniently located, however it was the rooms were very outdated and the price was way too high. I would not go back due to the fact that there are other hotels that are newer and more modern. I felt like I was stuck back in the 1980s
Sean J - New Delhi, India
All interactions with the staff were wonderful. They were kind and attentive. However, the rooms are severely in need of an update and worse, you can hear the folks in the room next to you talking in a normal tone of voice like they are right next to you. In addition, the gym needs a complete refresh. It is deeply dirty and some of the equipment does not work.
bdnault
Spending close to $500 per night, I expected more from this hotel. We found a cockroach in our room on the first night, and they merely offered to spray some chemicals in the room, not switch rooms, despite hundreds of available rooms as we booked in the down season and the hotel was nearly empty. They also decided to stick people directly above us (there are two levels, and we were on the first floor), and they kept us with their loud walking and pacing until 1 am every night. Again, there are hundreds of free rooms; why pile us up like sardines? There are signs everywhere all over the resort and the room asking you to help and opt out of housekeeping. Plus, I got multiple texts asking me to do the same. We didn't opt out because we were traveling with young kids, and the place gets messy quickly, but some days, they never sent housekeeping anyway. This was super frustrating as we always try to give housekeeping their space. It's annoying to return to a pile of dirty towels and garbage and dial 0 for items you would typically take for granted. Because our stay coincided mostly over the weekdays, multiple amenities were closed; one of the pools with a splash pad plus only one of the two waterslides was open. We were the only family in the pool with about six lifeguards, and they said they only opened it on the weekends when it was busy. Why not just open it for us? I've never stayed at a four-star resort that tried to cut so many corners and rip you off. Based on the reviews, this resort has taken a downhill turn in recent months, so I'd look elsewhere until they can get together again.
Natiea V
We stayed at the Omni Rancho Las Palmas for 3 nights from Sunday Nov 24, 2024 to Wednesday Nov 27, 2024. I stayed with my wife, my 11 year old daughter, and my 8 year old daughter. We were given room 1925 which is a Vista View Room with two queen beds. We've been staying here for years and really love the resort but there were a few hiccups along the way this visit. We were able to check in at around 2 pm and my daughters wanted to head straight to Splashtopia. I went to put our valuables (wallet, keys, phones, ipads, etc) into the room safe and quickly realized there was no safe in the room. When I enlisted my daughter to help me try to find the safe and she ended up finding a sock from a previous guest on the floor on the other side of the bed. Not a good start, at all. I called the front desk and was put on hold and hung up on and then called again and was able to talk to someone about the safe. They said they'd send an engineer out to put in a new one but it took a second call the next day to get that done as nobody showed up. Luckily my wife didn't swim and was able to carry our valuables out to the pool with her that first day. The rest of the stay went pretty smoothly. My girls absolutely loved the pools, the waterslide, and the lazy river. The outdoor temps in late November were the mid to high 70's and the pools were all heated and felt great. We were given 4 free drink tickets that the we were able to use at the Palms Cafe. My daughters were also given free ice cream and activity bags at check-in that were very nice. We'll keep coming back as the Omni is our favorite hotel in the desert, but hopefully things pick up a bit on our next trip!
MichaelRinck - Los Angeles, California
A family and pet friendly resort made for a great Thanksgiving holiday. The staff at the resort were very accommodating to the guests. When we were looking to get away for Thanksgiving the pet policy at this resort made it an easy choice we were able to bring our small dog.
Heather T
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