Miracle Springs Resort

Miracle Springs Resort is a mineral water resort in Desert Hot Springs, a city in California's Coachella Valley renowned for having one of the highest concentrations of naturally occurring hot mineral springs in North America. Situated on the northern bank of the valley, Desert Hot Springs draws its geothermal waters from a distinct underground aquifer running beneath the San Andreas Fault zone, producing mineral compositions quite different from the waters of nearby Palm Springs.

The bicarbonate springs at Miracle Springs emerge at 40 °C with a slightly alkaline pH of 7.5, delivering water with a notably smooth, balanced mineral profile. The resort's pools take full advantage of the desert setting — bathing under the wide Coachella Valley sky, with the San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountain ranges framing the horizon, turns each soak into an experience of expansive, sun-drenched tranquillity. Miracle Springs offers the classic Desert Hot Springs combination of genuine geothermal mineral water and mid-century resort aesthetic, appealing to travellers who seek both the natural quality of the springs and the distinctive character of this architecturally rich desert city.