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Hotel Reset is located at 7000 Split Rock Ave, Twentynine Palms, CA 92277, just minutes from the north entrance to Joshua Tree National Park. Situated on 180 acres of desert landscape, the hotel offers easy access to the park's hiking trails, stargazing spots, and natural beauty. Reset is the only hotel that connects directly to Joshua Tree National Park.
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM, and check-out is by 12:00 PM.
- If you are arriving early or need a later departure, please check with the front desk.
- Late check-out may be requested for $25 per hour, subject to availability.
- Early check-in is also based on availability—please call the front desk before your arrival.
Reset offers 65 design-forward guest rooms that connect you to the desert landscape. Choose from 40 Moonlight Queen rooms, 21 Desert King rooms, and 4 ADA-compliant Desert King rooms. Each space blends contemporary interiors with expansive private patios ranging from 320–500 sq ft, designed for seamless indoor/outdoor living.
Every room is outfitted with essentials for comfort and calm—think plush queen or king beds, a full bathroom with Jolie filtered showerheads, AC and heating, in-room coffee from Fellow, luxe bath amenities from Flamingo Estates, custom Walden robes, and more surprises. All rooms feature fully private outdoor patios with outdoor seating and Solo Stove fireplaces with handmade concrete surrounds, and select rooms offer outdoor tubs for soaking under the stars. Wine, snacks, and s'mores kits are available at the front desk for that extra desert touch.
Thedaily resort fee of $35 + tax per room, per night includes access to:
- Wi-Fi
- Pool
- Jacuzzi, sauna, and cold plunge
- Sculpture art park
- Communal clubhouse
- On-site parking including EV charging stations
- Other curated amenities designed to elevate your reset
Yes, Reset is family-friendly! We welcome guests of all ages to enjoy our serene desert environment and comfortable accommodation.
Yes, pets are welcome for a one-time fee of $125 per room. Restrictions do apply, however, so please review the hotel's pet policy on our website or contact the hotel with any questions.
Reset Hotel features a heated, outdoor pool and jacuzzi offering uninterrupted mountain views. We’re certainly a little biased, but this is hands down the best pool in the high desert. It’s the perfect place for relaxing after a day of exploring Joshua Tree National Park or enjoying the desert sunshine with some cocktails.
Enjoy a delicious all-day dining menu at our on-site bistro-style café and full bar featuring local and regional wines, microbrews, and specialty craft cocktails. Whether you are in the mood for breakfast in bed, small plates, grab and go or a refreshing cocktail, our café offers a relaxed, inviting atmosphere to savor great food and drinks throughout the day. View our menu here.
Yes, all guest rooms at Reset are fully insulated and air-conditioned, ensuring comfort during the warmer desert months.
Daily housekeeping is not provided, but we’re here if you need anything—just text the front desk 24/7. For stays of 3 nights or more, a housekeeping refresh will be provided on the third day.
Complimentary parking is included for one vehicle per room. Do you have a larger vehicle or need additional spots? Please contact us in advance at info@stayreset.com or call 760-362-1600. We also offer two EV charging stations. (Please note: RV hookups are not available.)
We will always do our best to accommodate special requests—but while we cannot guarantee specific room numbers or locations, we'll make sure your stay feels exactly like the reset you need.
Yes, we welcome corporate retreats, intimate weddings, private parties and group gatherings. Reach out to us for more details and to plan your stay. Please contact us at sales@stayReset.com
- Spring (March to May): Ideal for perfect weather and outdoor activities. The desert is alive with mild temperatures (70s-80s °F), making it great for hiking, stargazing, and exploring JoshuaTree.
- Fall (September to November): Ideal for cooler weather and fewer crowds. Temperatures are comfortable (70s-90s °F), perfect for outdoor adventures, and it is a more serene time to visit.
- Summer (June to August): Ideal for desert heat lovers and stargazing. While temperatures can exceed 100°F, it is perfect for indoor relaxation, lounging poolside, or taking in the night skies.
- Winter (December to February): Ideal for mild temperatures and fewer tourists. It is great for hiking and exploring Joshua Tree with cooler temperatures (60-70°F). Unwind by a cozy firepit under the stars in the evening.
Reset Hotel is located less than 5 miles from the North Entrance of Joshua Tree National Park, making it a convenient base for hiking, stargazing, and exploring the desert's natural beauty.
- Hidden Valley: A short, easy hike that offers stunning views of the park’s iconic rock formations. It is also a great spot for picnicking and wildlife viewing.
- Skull Rock: A famous rock formation shaped like a skull, located just off the main road. It is a popular stop for photos and a must-see in the park.
- Cholla Cactus Garden: A striking area filled with thousands of Cholla cacti, especially beautiful at sunrise or sunset when the golden light enhances the cacti's unique glow.
- Barker Dam: A historic water reservoir built by early ranchers. The easy hike to the dam offers views of wildlife and the chance to see petroglyphs from the Native American Serrano tribe.
- Keys View: The highest point in the park, offering panoramic views of the Coachella Valley, San Andreas Fault, and the Salton Sea. It is especially spectacular at sunset.
- Joshua Trees: The iconic Joshua trees themselves are a must-see. These unique trees are scattered throughout the park and are especially striking during golden hour.
- Ryan Mountain: A moderate-to-strenuous hike that rewards you with stunning 360-degree views of the park at the summit. The hike is about three miles roundtrip.
- Wonderland of Rocks: A maze of large granite boulders perfect for exploration, photography, and rock climbing. This area is great for adventurers looking to scramble through rock formations.
- Pinto Basin and the Salton Sea: A scenic drive through desert landscapes, offering unique desert flora and fauna, and the opportunity to see the vast, saline Salton Sea from the park’s southern edge.
- Stargazing: Joshua Tree National Park is an International Dark Sky Park, making it one of the best places in the world for stargazing. The clear, dark skies allow for incredible views of the Milky Way and distant constellations.
If you can't decide, ask our team and we'd be happy to hear what you’re looking to explore and point you in the right direction.
Joshua Tree is a hub for creativity, music, wellness, and desert charm. From iconic festivals to local gems, here are some top events and experiences you will not want to miss:
EVENTS & FESTIVALS:
- Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival (April): One of the most famous music festivals in the world, Coachella takes place in Indio, California, just a short drive from Joshua Tree. The festival features top-tier musicians, immersive art installations, and an energetic crowd. It’s a must-attend event for music lovers, with genres ranging from rock and pop to hip hop and electronic. Coachella also offers a variety of food, shopping, and interactive experiences.
- Stagecoach Country Music Festival (April): Held at the same venue as Coachella, Stagecoach brings country music fans together for a weekend of performances by top country artists, honky-tonk dancing, and a western-themed atmosphere. It’s a fun, family-friendly festival with an authentic country vibe.
- Joshua Tree Music Festival (Spring & Fall): A beloved biannual celebration of music, art, and community in the heart of the desert. The festival features a mix of genres from indie and folk to electronic, along with yoga sessions, workshops, and local food vendors. It’s a great way to experience the creative energy of the desert while enjoying amazing music.
- Joshua Tree Film Festival (Fall): This indie film fest offers screenings under desert skies, focusing on stories tied to the environment, human connection, and life in the desert. Includes panels, Q&As, and filmmaker meet-and-greets.
- Joshua Tree Desert Marathon (November): A rugged and scenic running event through the Joshua Tree National Park landscape, featuring a full marathon, half marathon, and 10K. It’s a one-of-a-kind race that combines physical challenge with jaw-dropping desert views.
NEARBY RESTAURANTS:
- Bistro 29 (0.8 miles): A cozy blend of steakhouse, American, and Italian cuisine. Perfect for a laid-back yet upscale meal.
- The Restaurant at the 29 Palms Inn (1.1 miles): A local favorite for fresh, seasonal dishes with a focus on healthy, locally sourced ingredients. A relaxed yet refined dining experience.
- Kitchen in the Desert (1.3 miles): Caribbean-inspired dishes meet California cool. Jerk chicken, plantains, and bold, fresh ingredients take center stage.
- Grnd Sqrl (1.3 miles): A laid-back gastropub serving scratch-made comfort food with an elevated twist. Known for fresh-ground burgers, house-made pickles, and a great selection of craft beer. Live music and open mic nights add to the lively desert vibe.
- Edchadas Mexican (1.3 miles): Authentic Mexican and Southwestern flavors with vegetarian-friendly options. Expect generous portions and bold flavors.
- The Rib Company (2 miles): Classic American BBQ with smoky, slow-cooked ribs and hearty comfort food.
- John’s Place (22 miles): Classic diner comfort food. Great for a road trip, breakfast, or casual lunch.
LOCAL HOTSPOTS & HIDDEN GEMS:
- Smith's Ranch Drive In (3.7 miles): A nostalgic, open-air theater under the stars. First-run movies, car snacks, and that classic drive-in feel.
- Campbell Hill Bakery (3.8 miles): Locally loved and worth the stop. Small-batch, organic breads and pastries made fresh daily.
- Luna Bakery (4.2 miles): Desert-inspired, plant-based perfection. Vegan and gluten-free treats that taste anything but.
- Sky’s the Limit Observatory and Nature Center (5 miles): Stargazing done right. This dark-sky site offers telescopes, trails, and cosmic views that stretch for galaxies.
- 29 Palms Astronomy Club (7.9 miles): Join local astronomers for public events and deep-sky discoveries. A must for stargazers.
- The Glass Outhouse Art Gallery (7.9 miles): A quirky, eclectic outdoor gallery where desert art meets offbeat charm.
- Joshua Tree Certified Farmers Market (18.5 miles): Held every Saturday morning (8 AM–1 PM) downtown—rain or shine. Fresh produce, local goods, and a true community vibe.
- The Integratron (21 miles): A one-of-a-kind sound bath experience inside a historic dome built on magnetic energy lines. Meditative, metaphysical, and deeply restorative.
- Pappy & Harriet’s (Pioneertown) (31 miles): A legendary desert roadhouse serving up live music, hearty food, and a whole lot of character. Expect a Western vibe, a packed crowd, and maybe even a surprise performance from a major artist.
- Vintage Shopping: Discover desert-chic treasures, from retro fashion to mid-century décor. Don’t miss: The End, Funky & Darn Near New, Hoof & the Horn, and Ricochet.
INFORMATION CENTERS:
- City of Twentynine Palms Visitor Center - 1.3 miles
- Joshua Tree National Park Visitor Center - 1.3 miles
- Joshua Tree Visitor Center - 15 miles