Two Bunch Palms Spa Resort - Adults Only

“Sweet and Peaceful Desert Escape”

The front desk staff were all very nice. The grounds are very beautiful and relaxing...and we left feeling refreshed. This is a true healing/relaxation sound bath, it was the best one I have been to, and I've been to many! The management could use improvement. The place seems somewhat disorgan… Mehr

The front desk staff were all very nice. The grounds are very beautiful and relaxing...and we left feeling refreshed. This is a true healing/relaxation sound bath, it was the best one I have been to, and I've been to many! The management could use improvement. The place seems somewhat disorganized when it comes to booking, etc.

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“Oase der Erholung”

Tolle Anlage in warmen Gefilden, wir waren eine Nacht vor Ort. Das Zimmer war bei unserer Anreise bereits bezugsfertig, allerdings hatten wir einen doch recht langen Weg zu den Hot Tubs. Des weiteren hatte unser Balkon keinen Tisch, so dass wir erst nachfragen mussten um einen zu bekommen. Wir hatt… Mehr

Tolle Anlage in warmen Gefilden, wir waren eine Nacht vor Ort. Das Zimmer war bei unserer Anreise bereits bezugsfertig, allerdings hatten wir einen doch recht langen Weg zu den Hot Tubs. Des weiteren hatte unser Balkon keinen Tisch, so dass wir erst nachfragen mussten um einen zu bekommen. Wir hatten vor der Ankunft mitgeteilt, dass wir 4 Leute sein würden, das Zimmer war jedoch nur für 2 Leute (Handtücher, Bademäntel) ausgestattet. Auch das wurde nach Rückfrage behoben. Die Hot Tubs und Pools sind super und sehr entspannend und wirklich ein Highlight.

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“Stay in your (much appreciated, unique ) Lane!”

Highlights: Teak tubs and concrete tubs that are more like pools, beautiful night skies, yoga classes and coffee/wine bar. It’s super casual, don’t have to think much about packing. (Some walk around in their robes everywhere.) No loud groups or talking on cell phones (although my last day a youn… Mehr

Highlights: Teak tubs and concrete tubs that are more like pools, beautiful night skies, yoga classes and coffee/wine bar. It’s super casual, don’t have to think much about packing. (Some walk around in their robes everywhere.) No loud groups or talking on cell phones (although my last day a young man in the coffee bar was on his loudly and others were clearly annoyed- not the place!) It’s about relaxation. Room: King bed and bedding very comfortable. Big shower. Concrete floors were chilly! No tv, but good wi-fi. A few caveats: - Restaurant is pricey and not exceptional. I ordered charcuterie poolside - small cheeses and chutney, and instead of crackers or sliced baguette, it was paired with highly seasoned pita chips- cheese on pita chips? Odd combo. I had pasta for dnne and it was smothered in pesto sauce - after overwhelming frat bite, i sent it back (I never do that!) The resort appropriately removed the charge from my bill and were very nice about it. I suggest orderng menu items without a lot of sauces or seasonings. Others I talked to agreed. - Mineral tub reservations: Guests are supposed to book the concrete and (some) teak tubs in advance on an App-60 or 90 minute soak. Unfortunately, some guests help themselves to the tubs without regard for those who’ve booked specific time frames. I’d reserved a tub one afternoon, and walked down only to find all tubs occupied. There was no staff to help me and I had to ask people myself if they’d actually reserved the pools - it was awkward and uncomfortable. Later, I watched several girls tub surfing, while like me the day before a couple was waiting for their reserved tub time. It’s a system that should be explained upon arrival, adhered to, and unfortunately could use monitoring during busy times. (There are a few add’l teak tubs and the Grotto pool that don’t require reservations). Spa services: I had two lovely spa services during my stay - hot stone and lymphatic drainage and both practitioners were very good- the complimentary green drink at the restaurant after was delicious . Worth a mention, across from the restaurant is a casita called Twine that serves as a coffee bar in the am, and a wine bar at night. John, who runs the evening bar was terrific- helpful and so interesting. He took the time to show me around a bit when I arrived at the evening wine tasting. He’s a talented musician and made an impression on my first solo getaway. (Hope he stays!) Last, I did hear there is newer mgmt wanting to make this long-time peaceful retreat a more upscale, hipster destination. Prices are rumored to be increasing and more of the classes said to have additional fees. I hope that’s not the case, as there are many guests (young and old)) who’ve been coming for years,and those of us who’ve discovered more recently that come for the Orginal intent - a place without loud groups or people talking on their cell phones. overall, this was a thoughtful indulgence with mindful guests, looking for down time and little pretense. That’s rare these days and so appreciated!

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