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Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa
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| Presented by Inside Hotels |
| Where Family Fun Flows |
Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa brings palm trees, mountain views, and an enthusiastic vote for pool time to a family getaway in Rancho Mirage. Rooms with two queen beds and private furnished patios or balconies give everyone space to settle in between swims. Then it’s off to Splashtopia, where waterslides, a lazy river, and a sandy beach can fill an afternoon. For a good bite, Splash Grill serves burgers and kids’ meals right at the water park. Lunch nearby, swimsuits on, and the afternoon’s entertainment decided: that makes your life a lot easier. |
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| 4 Unique Resorts for Your Next Family Escape |
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| Palm Mountain Resort |
Just off Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Mountain Resort & Spa offers a chicer stay for a relaxed family getaway. Recently refreshed rooms bring a lighter take on desert style, with two-queen options. Choose a poolside room with a private patio for easy trips between swims and downtime. The palm-framed pool is heated during cooler months, while lawn games and lobby puzzles give kids something to do once they’ve dried off. For a family outing, head to the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway for a change in altitude and scenery. Back at the resort, pick up snacks at the Marketplace before walking downtown for family dinner. |
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| Loews Ventana Canyon Resort |
Who says a family vacation has to be all go, all the time? Tucked into Tucson’s Catalina Foothills, Loews Ventana Canyon Resort combines access to outdoor adventures with plenty of opportunities to unwind. Recently renovated rooms feature private patios with mountain or desert views, while a resort-style pool, hot tub, and private cabanas make for relaxing afternoons. Families can explore the resort’s nature trail leading to an 80-foot waterfall, join guided hikes, or try their hand at pickleball. After dark, complimentary stargazing sessions reveal a whole new side of Arizona’s spectacular night skies. For a little more post-trail downtime, Lakeside Spa awaits. |
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| Sierra Grande, a Ted Turner Retreat |
A New Mexico road trip deserves a few good stops, and Sierra Grande, a Ted Turner Retreat, is one worth making. Located in the quirky town of Truth or Consequences (yes, that’s its real name), this historic lodge is known for its natural geothermal hot springs. Families can spread out in The Casita, a two-bedroom adobe-style retreat with a wood-burning fireplace, private courtyard, and indoor and outdoor soaking tubs. Beyond the lodge, explore the town’s colorful art galleries, antique shops, and local history before returning to Sierra Grande for a relaxing soak in the mineral-rich hot springs. |
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| Slackline Moab, Outset Collection by Hilton |
A family trip to Moab, Utah, is all about adventure, and Slackline Moab is a convenient home base for gearing up and recharging afterward. Located near Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, this laid-back hotel is designed for travelers who would rather hit the trails than sit around. Families can spread out in bunk rooms that sleep six to eight, with handy gear storage for all their outdoor essentials. A year-round heated pool and hot tub offer a welcome break after a day exploring Utah’s red-rock landscapes. Back onsite, Snackline Coffee + Kitchen serves trail-friendly bites, while Dust Club Beer Garden keeps the adults happy with local brews. |
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