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Spa Resort and Casino · Palm Springs

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Spa Resort and Casino at a glance

1,000
Slot Machines
29
Table Games
1963
Year Opened
24/7
Gaming Hours
21+
Minimum Age

About Spa Resort and Casino

Spa Resort and Casino is the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians’ original Palm Springs gaming and resort property, open at 401 E Amado Road since 1963. The property combines a 1,000-machine gaming floor and a 29-table pit with a full resort amenity stack that includes an on-site hotel, spa, pool, gym, golf, nightclub, steakhouse, and entertainment programming. The “Spa” in the name references the natural hot springs that gave Palm Springs its name: the property sits on Agua Caliente Band land that encompasses those springs.

The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is a federally recognized tribe with reservation land throughout the Palm Springs and Coachella Valley area. Gaming operates under the California tribal-state compact and is overseen by the California Gambling Control Commission.

Spa Resort and Casino in Palm Springs, California

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Spa Resort and Casino

Palm Springs, California

What Spa Resort and Casino looks like on the ground — a casino in Palm Springs, California. Property page →
Spa Resort and Casino in Palm Springs, California

Spa Resort and Casino in Palm Springs, California

Casino Floor

Spa Resort and Casino operates 1,000 slot machines and a 29-table pit. The table lineup includes Blackjack Double Deck, Fortune Pai Gow Poker, Mystery Card Roulette, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, and video poker.

Video poker is available as a separate electronic gaming option throughout the floor.

Pai Gow Poker is the split-hand progressive format on the pit, with Fortune Pai Gow adding the jackpot side bet.

Ultimate Texas Hold’em is the multi-street raise-or-fold progressive variant.

Mystery Card Roulette is worth explaining for visitors new to California tribal gaming: California law restricts traditional ball-and-wheel roulette at tribal casinos, so the Mystery Card format uses a card-based randomization system instead. The game experience and betting layout resemble standard roulette, but the outcome comes from dealing cards rather than spinning a ball.

Games at Spa Resort and Casino

Hotel & Resort Amenities

Spa Resort and Casino is a full destination resort with an on-site hotel, spa, swimming pool, fitness center, and on-property golf. Entertainment programming includes concerts, comedy shows, and a nightclub. Dining includes a steakhouse, and meeting space is available for events. Shopping is available on the resort campus.

The spa is the amenity that most distinguishes the property from the Agua Caliente Band’s other gaming venues. The natural hot springs on this land have been used for healing and hospitality for centuries, and the modern spa continues that tradition alongside the casino operation.

Amenities

  • Bar
  • Nightclub
  • Open 24/7
  • Restaurant
  • Self-parking
  • Valet
  • On-site Hotel

Location & Access

Spa Resort and Casino is at 401 E Amado Road in Palm Springs, California, in the center of the downtown resort district. The property is accessible from Interstate 10 via the Palm Springs exits, roughly a 15-minute drive into the city. Valet and self-parking are both available.

How Spa Resort and Casino compares locally

Directory comparison: Spa Resort and Casino vs nearby venues

We track 4 properties in Palm Springs. The comparison below uses directory data only — machine counts and hours should still be confirmed with each casino.

Property
Spa Resort and Casino
This property
CityPalm SpringsPalm SpringsTemeculaLincoln
Address401 E Amado Rd, Palm Springs100 N. Indian Canyon Drive, California45000 Pechanga Parkway, California1200 Athens Ave, Lincoln
Games in directory6 game types17 game types19 game types
Live poker roomNoNoYesYes
Hotel / resortNoNoNoNo
Open 24/7 (tag)YesNoYesYes
Table games (reported)29
Gaming machines (reported)1000
Read moreThis page Visit page Visit page Visit page

Amenity checklist: Palm Springs casinos (3 listed)

Amenity / Game Spa Resort and Casino Spa Resort Casino
🎰 Slot Machines
🃏 Table Games
♠️ Poker Room
🎱 Bingo
🖥️ Video Poker
🍽️ Restaurant
🏨 Hotel / Resort
🏊 Pool
🕐 Open 24/7
🅿️ Free Parking
🚗 Valet Parking

What the directory data shows

Strengths and gaps inferred from games, features, and peer count in our CSV-backed directory — not a substitute for a property visit.

Strengths

4
  • 6 game types listed in our directory
  • 24/7 floor tag in directory data
  • On-site dining tag in directory
  • Valet parking listed

Watch-outs

3
  • No hotel/resort tag — confirm lodging before an overnight trip
  • No dedicated poker room in directory tags
  • 4 venues in Palm Springs; compare amenities in the table below
Address

401 E Amado Rd, Palm Springs, CA 92262, USA

Palm Springs, CA 92262

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Licensing & Rules

Age Requirement
21+
Sportsbook
Not legal

Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians Context

Spa Resort and Casino is owned and operated by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, a federally recognized tribe with reservation lands throughout the Palm Springs and Coachella Valley areas of Riverside County. The Agua Caliente Band also operates the Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa in Rancho Mirage and the Agua Caliente Casino in Cathedral City. Together, the three properties represent the tribe’s significant presence in the California gaming market.

Gaming at Spa Resort and Casino runs under a tribal-state compact with the State of California, authorized by the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988. Gaming revenue supports tribal government operations, community programs, education, and economic development for enrolled members.

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