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    3.1 (666 reviews)
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    Private pools with chairs, umbrellas and trees for shade.
    Jules F.

    5 stars may be generous for a mixed bag but what they do well here is quite wonderful. It's relaxing and far away from everything. But for my money I would rather go back to Murietta. Came here on recommendation from a friend. The pools are beautiful and it's not crowded. Few guests, probably intentionally limited. The spas are great. We reserved a wood hot tub and a private tub (free reservations when you stay overnight) but honestly didn't even need it since there were plenty of tubs open. So did we need hot springs when it was 90F out? Not really but it was lovely. Staff friendly, warm welcome at the gate and reception. Much appreciated cold drinks from the bar and limited poolside and from your hot tub drink service. Restaurant served up nice sounding food with good elements but not quite out together well. Like some mushy forbidden rice under fantastically prepared lamb, or rubbery fried Halloumi on a very crisp and perfectly dressed bed of arugula. Not sure why none of it worked together but on paper it looked great. In real life was more unique. Overall a very relaxing stay. It's really close to J tree so pretty far from LA and San Diego which is great if you want / need privacy. Grounds are lovely with a duck and turtle pond. Tons of upsells here ($400 massage? I'll just fly to Thailand thanks). A couple free classes we didn't attend. 7:45 am yoga not happening on a retreat where we sleep in.

    The rooms are impeccable
    Julia S.

    Unfortunately, the beauty and calm that Two Bunch offers is immediately eliminated when you leave and see your final invoice where they are fraudulently charging you for fees that are non existent or that you already pre paid for. And this is confirmed to you by their dead silence when requesting further details. Disappointed to see such a great place be tainted by greed.

    Two Bunch Palms is a beautiful property with a unique atmosphere that makes you feel like you're somewhere special. Unfortunately, that's where the experience begins and ends. The rooms are perfectly average and could use more care and attention. We visited during the low season, which I assumed would be the ideal time for the resort to go above and beyond and create loyal returning guests. Instead, most of the wellness classes listed on the schedule were canceled, leaving very little to do. The breakfast buffet was the biggest disappointment. It lacked variety, freshness, and any sense of hospitality. It doesn't take a large budget to make breakfast feel inviting--a platter of seasonal fruit like watermelon, peaches, or berries, a few healthier options, and a little presentation would go a long way. Instead, we were served plain eggs, sausages, and some of the worst overnight oats I've ever tasted. The coffee was good, but it couldn't make up for such an uninspired meal. What makes this especially disappointing is that the fixes aren't expensive or complicated. This property already has everything it needs to be exceptional--the natural setting, the hot springs, and the peaceful atmosphere. It simply feels like management has stopped putting love into the guest experience. I'm giving Two Bunch Palms 3 out of 5 stars. The property is special, but almost everything else feels average. With more attention to the details that guests actually remember, this place could easily deserve five stars.

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    Francine L.

    Two Bunch Palms I'm enjoying a nice few days at Two Bunch Palms. The entrance has a little security house to let you into the compound. Overall this place felt pretty safe but check-in was so simple that it didn't feel like a modern vibe. It felt rushed without even explaining the facilities. This was our first time here and I feel like they should let guests know about the lithium baths, farm-to-table food, and also the many variety of classes for free. With high winds though some things got canceled for class-wise. The room felt like a little bit too old school they might want to update it! My favorite part though was the delicious food options they have. The interior of the main dining hall is great and feels cozy! If this could reflect the hotel rooms that would be great. Also, the room walls were paper thin, you could hear your neighbors when they talk or even turn on the television. Still, I probably would come back just because the food was delicious. Also, it was peaceful and relaxing. Didn't really stay in the room except to sleep.

    Marcella N.

    Second time visiting Two Bunch Palms and it was incredible. We asked for an upgrade and got a great deal for a room with our own soaking tub. The property is so relaxing and well maintained, and their restaurant is great. We love the wellness classes and areas to hang out and enjoy. The sound bath was so relaxing that we fell asleep. We also did the Pilates and tarot card reading in the past.

    Miguel F.

    We have been here two different times and we love it here! The property is well maintained and very clean. Both times we stayed in the Spring Rooms area and we love that it's really close to the hot spring pools! There's also some nice spa packages as well! Really nice place and very peaceful and relaxing!

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    Oasis, amassing place to get away from the city and relaxation. I will be coming back, I totally recommend it!

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    Are day passes available and can children enter?

    It's adults only.

    Are day passes available Jan 21-24, 2021?

    Currently we are not offering any day passes. please check back in March. Stay Safe and we will see you soon!

    What does the day pass Include? What other treatments are offered and what are the prices?

    Hi Selena, please email spa@twobunchpalms.com for full details or visit www.twobunchpalms.com… 

    The website shows you can be a day guest and use the pools for a fee. Anyone know the cost?

    Hi Hayley, We offer two types of day passes:… 

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    “The accommodations/ room were great, My room was a bit far from the food and pools, but close to the yoga dome.”

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