1. Are there good places to eat in Borrego Springs? Yes, Borrego Springs has a variety of dining choices from our local pub Carlee's to the four-star la Casa Del Zorro. You can sit poolside at the Krazy Coyote or among exotic palms at the Red Ocotillo. We would be happy to make recommendations for you. We also keep the menus of all the local places in our lounge to help you make your selection.

  2. Do you have a restaurant at the Inn? No, but breakfast for two is included with your room.

  3. Do you serve alcohol? No, but please feel free to bring your own (but not to breakfast!)

  4. How far are you from the center of town? We are about a half of a mile from Christmas Circle (the town center)

  5. What is there to do in Borrego Springs? Hike, Bike, Tennis, Golf, Off-Road touring, Horseback Riding or just relaxing by the pool. Please check the Activities section of our web site for a more complete list.

  6. How far are you from San Diego or Los Angeles? Less than a two-hour drive from San Diego and a little more than three from Los Angeles.

  7. Is there someone there to help me plan my stay? Yes, we will be happy to assist you however we may.

  8. What is the weather like? How does mostly sunny days all-year 'round sound? We have beautiful warm days with very low humidity and less than five inches of rain per year.

  9. Is there a minimum stay at the Borrego Valley Inn? On weekends from October through May we have a two-night minimum and on specific holidays we may require a three or four night stay. Check for details.

  10. What is the cancellation policy? See our Policies section of this website. .

  11. What about children? Our facility is not suited to children under the age of 14.

  12. How many people may stay in a room? We accept a maximum of two people per room, with no roll-aways or other beds available.

  13. Do you allow pets? No, we do not allow pets anywhere on the property.

  14. Is the water safe to drink? Definitely, as it comes from our very own underground aquifer. HOME

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