The only thing we love more than seeing familiar faces is seeing familiar tails.

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Good Dogs Welcome.

Dog-Friendly Stays in Desert Hot Springs

At The Good House, dogs aren't treated like an afterthought, they're part of the vacation. Whether they're claiming the shady spot under your lounge chair, supervising your morning coffee or convincing you to take "just one more walk," we're here for it.

Bring your pup, settle in and enjoy a desert escape that's better together.

Whether you're booking one of our boutique hotel rooms or checking into The Villa, there's a place for every member of the family.

Stay With Your Pup

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Dogs stay at The Good House

Our seven-room boutique hotel welcomes up to two dogs per room, making it easy to enjoy a spontaneous weekend away without leaving anyone behind.

Spend your days exploring Desert Hot Springs, then come back to the peaceful courtyard where your pup can stretch out while you unwind in the mineral water.

Please note that while dogs are welcome throughout much of the property, they are not permitted in the mineral pools or spa facilities.
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Dogs stay at The Villa

Need a little more room to roam?

The Villa is perfect for families, groups or anyone traveling with multiple dogs.

With four bedrooms, a full kitchen, generous indoor and outdoor living spaces and a private mineral pool, everyone has space to spread out

— including the furry members of the family.

Please note that while dogs are welcome throughout The Villa, they are not permitted in the mineral pools.
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Pup Pass

Not spending the night? Your dog doesn't have to miss out.

No one likes being left behind, including your dog. Add a Pup Pass to any guest Day Pass and bring your favorite sidekick along for the day.

Relax by the pool, order lunch, and enjoy a laid-back afternoon together.

Please note that while dogs are welcome throughout much of the property, they are not permitted in the mineral pools or spa facilities.

House Rules

(Because Every Good Dog Needs a Few)

We keep things pretty simple.

  1. Up to two dogs are welcome.

  2. $50 per dog, per stay for overnight guests.

  3. Pup Passes are $25 and may be added to any guest Day Pass. A Day Pass for at least one person is required.

  4. Dogs must remain leashed in common areas (outside your room or The Villa.)

  5. Please do not leave dogs unattended in guest rooms.

  6. Dogs are welcome throughout much of the property but may not enter the mineral pools or spa facilities.

  7. Please clean up after your dog.

  8. Because The Good House is all about peace and relaxation, we ask that dogs who bark excessively or become disruptive take a little break from the common areas.

  9. Our goal is simple: to create a relaxing experience for every guest—whether they walk on two legs or four.

Some of the best adventures happen beyond our front gate.

Spend the morning exploring scenic desert trails, let your pup run at a nearby dog park, browse local pet boutiques, or grab lunch on a dog-friendly patio before heading back for an afternoon by the pool.

We've rounded up a few of our favorite dog-friendly spots nearby to help you make the most of your stay.

Explore Desert Hot Springs Together

We Have a Soft Spot for Hotel Dogs

Your vacation photos are great... but let's be honest, we're really here for the dog pictures.

Tag us on social media (@welcometothegoodhouse) or send us your favorite photos and videos of your pup enjoying The Good House. You might even see them featured on our Instagram or website.

FAQs

Is there a pet fee?

Yes. Overnight guests are charged $50 per dog, per stay. Visiting for the day? Add a Pup Pass for $25 with the purchase of a guest Day Pass.

Can my dog visit if I'm only here for a Day Pass?

Absolutely! Dogs are welcome to join Day Pass guests with the purchase of a Pup Pass. A Day Pass for at least one person is required, as Pup Passes are available as an add-on only.

How many dogs can I bring?

We welcome up to two dogs per reservation.

Can my dog swim in the mineral pools?

As much as they'd probably love to, dogs are not permitted in the mineral pools or spa facilities.

Can I leave my dog alone in my room?

We ask that dogs are not left unattended in guest rooms to ensure their safety and the comfort of other guests.

Do dogs need to be on a leash?

Yes. Dogs must remain leashed whenever they're outside your room or The Villa.

What if my dog barks?

The Good House is designed to be a peaceful retreat. If your dog becomes disruptive or barks excessively, we may ask that they take a break from the common areas so everyone can continue enjoying a relaxing stay.

Are there dog-friendly restaurants nearby?

Yes! Many restaurants and cafés throughout Greater Palm Springs offer dog-friendly patios. Our team is always happy to recommend our favorites.

What should I know about visiting the desert with my dog?

Desert temperatures can rise quickly, especially in the warmer months. We recommend early morning or evening walks, carrying plenty of water, and checking pavement temperatures before heading out.

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