Using a black car around Desert Hot Springs
The city runs along a few main roads, and where you start affects how the night goes. These notes come from the pickups riders ask about most.
Pickups at the spa resorts
Two Bunch Palms Resort & Spa, the Desert Hot Springs Spa Hotel and Azure Palm Hot Springs each have their own entrance and check-in routine. Send us the exact property name and a time, and we plan the pickup point.
Dinner away from the water
Many guests want a meal in Palm Springs or elsewhere in the valley. Palm Drive and Indian Canyon Drive are the two roads people take south, and a chauffeur can handle either without you opening a map.
Hill roads at night
Miracle Hill climbs above the valley floor. If your resort is up there, a black car takes the guesswork out of the drive back after dinner.
Golf evenings
Mission Lakes Country Club is at 8484 Clubhouse Boulevard. A round followed by dinner and a glass of wine is a good reason to book a ride out and a ride home.
Museum stops
Cabot’s Pueblo Museum, at 67616 E Desert View Avenue, makes an easy first stop on a day out. We can plan the next leg while you tour.
Anniversaries and quiet celebrations
A couple marking an anniversary may want a black sedan to a favorite restaurant and a calm ride back to the resort suite. Tell us the occasion and the hours, and we shape the booking around it.
Group evenings
A birthday dinner or a bachelorette weekend splits easily across two vehicles if the party is bigger than six. Ask when you book and we work out how many cars the headcount needs.
Leaving the city for the night
Joshua Tree National Park is roughly 38 road miles north, and Palm Springs is roughly a dozen miles south. Both make good evenings out when someone else drives.
