Yes, pets are allowed upon request at Renaissance Indian Wells. Two maximum pets per room. A fee per night may apply.

All times of the year offer something special for Palm Springs golfers. One of the wonderful things about the Palm Springs area is that it has seasons, unlike many areas of Southern California. However, the best golf months to play at Renaissance Indian Wells Resort are October through April, when the weather is sunny but cool most days.

There are many attractions and activities you and your family or friends can enjoy while spending time at Renaissance Indian Wells Resort, such as:

• McCallum Theatre
• Palm Springs Art Museum
• Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
• Living Desert Zoo & Gardens
• Joshua Tree National Monument
• Indian Wells Tennis Gardens
• Indian Canyons
• Children's Discovery Museum

IW Live is the only restaurant where you can dine while you golf at Renaissance Indian Wells Resort. As one of the newly renovated restaurants in Palm Springs, IW Live, the "Old Hollywood flavored" restaurant and lobby lounge, offers a retro atmosphere reminiscent of the vintage culture of the 60's. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the restaurant features various American and Italian classic dishes and one of the desert's finest wine cellars.

In addition to the two golf courses Renaissance Indian Wells Resort features, other amenities you can enjoy there include the following:

• heated swimming pool
• hot therapy pool
• two outdoor tennis courts
• live restaurant & lounge
• palm terrace poolside bar
• massage services (in-room or poolside)
• on-site fitness center
• gift shop

Yes, golf carts are available to rent at Renaissance Indian Wells Resort, specifically a cart per two players.

The resort, located in Palm Springs, is set within Coachella Valley, minutes from tennis courts, two championship golf courses, Indio and Coachella festival grounds, and shops. This unique setting features new guest rooms with private balconies and breathtaking views. The golf courses at the resort were designed by renowned architects John Fought and Clive Clark. While the Players Course features dynamic bunkering and generous fairway corridors, the Celebrity Course is a desert masterpiece with picturesque mountain views and stunning water features.

The average weekend peak rate to play golf at one of the two courses at Renaissance Indian Wells Resort is $150 to $200. It is important to note that the price is usually much lower during the summer due to the hot weather. Still, if you choose to book your golf vacation through Golf Trip Junkie, you might have to pay significantly less to play one of the courses.

There are many rooms and suites you can choose from if you’re planning a vacation or weekend getaway at Renaissance Indian Wells Resort, including:

• Guest rooms
• Rooms with mountain and golf view
• Rooms with pool view
• Studio suites
• Ambassador suites
• Executive suites
• Governor's suites
• Presidential suites
• Connecting rooms
• Connecting rooms with pool view

In addition to playing the two spectacular championship golf courses at the resort, you can engage in many fun activities and have a lot of memorable experiences during your vacation or weekend getaway at Renaissance Indian Wells Resort, such as:

• Red Jeep Tours
• Sushi & Sake
• Charcuterie Board & Wine
• Swimming
• Desert Glow Entertainment
• Fitness Center
• Bike Rentals
• Lawn Games
• Outdoor Yoga
• Spa Treatments

The closest airport to the resort is Palm Springs International Airport, which is roughly 12 miles away from it. From there, the best way to travel to Renaissance Indian Wells Resort is by car. You can also get to the resort by using public transportation, specifically the bus, but the traffic can be pretty hectic, so your best bet would be driving. Driving to Renaissance Indian Wells Resort will take a little over 20 minutes.

There are two golf courses at Indian Wells Resort – the Celebrity Course and the Players Course. Many golfers claim the former is the most popular, as it features dynamic bunkering, generous fairway corridors, and undulating topography. The Players Course is aesthetically fascinating and challenging for all golf players, regardless of their skill level. It was designed by prominent architect John Fought and opened in 2007. The Players Course is located within walking distance of the resort’s hotel and can be the ideal place to host a tournament, corporate event, or group outing.

The golf course features a classic American design, with sculpted bunkers reminiscent of Riviera. John Fought was able to seamlessly integrate numerous stately trees present on the original properties into his new design to impart the unique feel of a much older facility while delivering a modern approach to golf course design. Most holes are oriented to take full advantage of the breathtaking views of the San Jacinto, Santa Rosa, and San Bernardino mountain ranges. The most memorable holes are par fives at the 7th and 9th on the front nine.