lie off near the pool in a landscape of fan palms, oak and olive trees, desert marigolds, sage, and star jasmine. Whatever the group size and reason for meeting, the expert staff , caterers, and wide range of audiovisual equipment guarantee productivity, effi ciency, and fun for every event. Relaxation fi gures prominently into the Morongo experience. For some it
starts with golf at Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon, home of the Southern California PGA. It provides 36 holes of championship play in nearby Beaumont. The Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley design provides a true test of skill. For others, relaxation begins at the pool complex, a major attraction itself with cabanas, sandy beach, waterslide, lazy river, and live band appearances. Other popular downtime attractions include Sage Spa, a true oasis-within-an- oasis complete with 14 treatment rooms, steam room, sauna, and Jacuzzi. A short distance away, the Cabazon and Desert Hills Premium Outlet malls off er a combined total of 160 designer and brand-name stores, easily accessible thanks to Morongo’s shuttle service. Guests opting for the ultimate in dining relaxation—at the two-story
penthouse restaurant Cielo—take in a breathtaking view of the resort’s inspiration: beautiful Banning Pass and the Coachella Valley stretching to the east. Attendees drawn to gaming action adjourn to the property’s
150,000-square-foot casino fi lled with more than 2,000 slots and 100 table games, including three- and four-card poker, pai gow, ultimate Texas hold ‘em, blackjack, and mini baccarat as well as California craps, a 22-table poker room, and a 300-seat bingo hall. Show fans fl ock to see the top-name acts that open weekly, while club goers hop between the resort’s two nightclubs, Vibe and Mystic Lounge, and the Pit Bar. For games of another variety, Canyon Lanes Bowling off ers 24 lanes, outfi tted with sound and lighting systems that even dance clubs would envy.
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