Booking a Hotel in Coachella, CA

Coachella, which is best known as the City of Eternal Sunshine, is a largely rural community nestled between Joshua Tree National Park, San Bernardino National Forest, and the Salton Sea. The beautiful surroundings make Coachella the perfect place to enjoy all kinds of outdoor activities. 

Joshua Tree National Park, which overlooks the Coachella Valley, offers a unique look at where the Mojave and Colorado ecosystems meet. The Park is characterized by rugged rock formations and stark desert landscapes in addition to the Joshua trees, for which the park is named. 

Learn more about the region at the Coachella Valley History Museum, which has its main exhibits in the 1926 Adobe Smiley-Tyler House. At the museum, you will also see a blacksmith's shop, pioneer farming implements, and on the spacious grounds a variety of gardens which include a Memorial Date Garden, Japanese Garden, and the Geissler Rose Garden. 

Enjoy a stroll on the Downtown Coachella Walking Tour, which highlights the diverse culture of Coachella with stops at historic buildings, sculptures, murals, and many more interesting locations.

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