Desert Hills Premium Outlets

Decent discounts on premium items. They have a better bang for your buck than the mall. Something for women, men, and kids throughout the outlet. Its kind of an isolated area so if you have nothing else to do on a weekend. I’m not a big shopper for clothes but this is the place for school shopping.

I shop here at least 2x a year and spend a bunch of dough. My favorite store is Versace. This store always has great fitting pants. The food is great, there’s parking in the garage, but I park on the street. The Prada store is great and the Movado watch store is always fun to look in. A great day all around.

WOW. was it a bad idea to suggest taking my fam to cabazon to shop because… we left our wallets at cabazon this past weekend.
driving out to cabazon is always such a chore but then i was reminded why we would drive so far just to shop because it was so worth it!
stores we did some damage at:
1) gucci: amazing selection of accessories.
2) ysl: a lot of basic pumps, tribute sandals, tribute pumps, and some of their bags are great value… too bad i didn’t find any tributes i like :(but maybe that’s a good thing.
3) all saints: i never bought all saints stuff at retail. LOVE all saints outlet! a lot of great pieces :)
4) prada: wow. i mean, i’ve never seen prada clothing so affordable in my life, lol. shirts were running $ 200. not bad at all. plenty of accessories to choose from, but the shoe selection was quite large, but didn’t find anything quite worth splurging on.
5) bottega veneta: we came home with 3 pairs of flats… ’nuff said. def worth a check
6) lululemon: hit or miss. i’m a size 4 so naturally all the good stuff are NOT size 4 :(i did go home with a tank that was from this season! so not bad. i like that they honor r&d.
7) burberry: this is the store i left my wallet with. trenches for me and the bubs. the employees are beyond nice. and the store has lots of great novacheck items! scarf selection was awesome.
not worth checking out:
1) valentino: priced much higher than other stores
2) balenciaga: purse selection was meh. the colors are really just colors normal people wouldn’t buy, lol.
3) d&g: also priced much higher than other stores
was it brutal to be out in the sun at 104 degrees? yes. but was the loot worth it? yes.
their retail stores game is strong, but their food court game is… beyond weak. lol. there are two small food courts to serve the large population of visitors… and the restaurants are pretty terrible.
and of course, wished cabazon was closer! so glad we visited because i had forgotten how good the outlet was!

I went to the food hall for lunch, so many flies buzz around the food when I was eating ! Horrible experience.

The Kate Spade At the outlets is the best pricing I have seen! Great staff and awesome deals.

I love this outlet! We passed this once and came back to check it out. It’s on the way to Palm Springs from Cabazon and we had to go back this way to our destination.
It’s an outdoor mall with many name brand stores and four sections. The people here are pretty friendly! It’s HOT here in the 100’s! There is even tour buses that pass here., geez! There is plenty of parking on all corners and an outdoor 4-​level garage so your car will be out of the sun. The garage is cool as its lighted green if it’s empty. It does have a food court that offers an indoor eating area and good enough selection of food to choose from. They do have a Starbucks outside the food court. There is a lot of seats for those dads, husbands and children who can’t walk anymore but it’s outside… haha.
This outlet is far from other places so maybe that is why they have a good selection of things to buy… way too dangerous for me! I am coming home with a full car! Haha =} Definitely, pass by here. I will be back!

lots of nice stores, but very average ‘bargains’ if you could even call them that. except for the highest name brands (ysl, gucci, prada…) i’ve seen similar pricing at ie nordstrom rack or saks fifth off on many of the brands here, and i didn’t have to drive 2 hours out to get ‘em! i like other brands and stores here too like john varvatos, ted baker… but there were no must-​have deals. brooks brothers had a nice 2-​for-​1 deal on suits (2 mens suits at $ 500). they were nice in a conservative way but i wanted something much slimmer and modern cut. cole haan had a good selection of shoes and in lots of sizes. but nothing at the mall stood out to me as oh man i gotta have that. which may be a good thing hmm maybe i’m finally centered and less materialistic… that must be it! eureka. what a breakthrough…
;-)

Totally worth coming here, about an hour to two hours drive from surrounding Los Angeles county and San Bernadino county areas. Easy exit from the main Interstate highway 10 in either direction.
There are so many premium stores representing various itnerests: sportswear, fashion, home design items, kitchen, baby items, specialty kitchen stores, and specialty foods. Price range from high end to affordable.
Fantastic that there is a multi-​storey parking structure. The floors are listed by number of open spaces too. You can find one easliy since it will have a green light above it, how much easier can it get? Try to pick a shaded spot in between floors to get some shade.
Temps here can reach over triple digits so come prepared with water and sensible shoes — that pavement gets super heated.
Extremely impacted in the summer and holiday months, be prepared to encounter crowds, since tour buses come here specifically for the shopping.

Let me tell you something, this place is not what it was before back in the opening days. Clothes was a lot cheaper and variety was available. Now a lot of stores have closed, and prices are ridiculously high. Its suppose to be an outlet store not a mall retail price store. Also stores are too far apart and now you cant even drive to them. They just build a new parking on the side that you have to park and walk all the way to the stores. Not good at all, no longer a liable outlet shopping center to go to. The good thing is that it is in the middle of the desert and when you travel to towns across it, its a good place to stop and eat and maybe window shop.

Lots of great brand name stores. Some make me wonder if the prices are any cheaper than normal, but there’s other stores that for sure have great discounts. A nice area to walk around and get lots of exercise. A few choices for meals, like Blaze Pizza and Five Guys, but not many.

I would like to give you five star for information stuff, you know why I try to print my email and ask couple stuff in but no one can help me but Kendra she can
Thank you her so much I drive there 60 miles not wasting my time

This mall has the cleanest and most up to date feel of any outlets Ive been to. It has courtyards and outdoor seating that make you want tobstay for awhile. The parking was easy.
It has plenty of shopping options and better than the cabazon outlets next door.
Definitely worth stopping by on your drive.

I’m not an outlet shopper, so 3 stars is as good as it gets for me.
This place is HUGE, almost too many stores — which for some is like a dream. When I shop I have specific needs in mind, so no need for this overwhelming of an experience. At the same time, my wife thinks Desert Hills is a ⁴⁄₅ star experience. They have a good variety of stores from high end designer fashion to Converse.
Sorry to report, but I’m not a big fan of all the foreigners who seem to flock here, not to stereotype but their shopping manners are rude and pushy, just my opinion.
One area that they have improved is the food selection, no longer are you relegated to a lame food court, which is still there, but now they have Blaze and several other stand alone food options, so that’s a huge plus.
HINT: park in the structure for free, plus your car is covered from the sun. They have 3 electric charging stations right outside the structure. If you love to shop — you are in for a treat! I found the prices to be just okay, don’t expect amazing deals.

I love these outlets! I have been here a few times now on various trips to the Palm Springs area.
I would compare this outlet to the Woodbury Commons Outlet outside of NYC. Desert Hills Premium Outlet Mall is quite large and has just about every imaginable outlet store. I would recommend budgeting about 2 – 3 hours for a stop at this shopping center.
We had our two small dogs, so we put them in the doggy stroller and browsed the shops. This mall is kept up quite nicely and there are an ample amounts of bathrooms. I love the views of the mountains that you can see as your stroll the mall.
Some of the stores are quite crowded, but it’s worth it, you can get a lot of good deals here.

If you are a shopaholic this is the place for you! Open air and spacious, sales and bargains galore! A shoppers nirvana!

It’s impressive how many designer stores this outlet has, and the prices are usually marked down 40−60% from the original in-​store prices. If you go early enough in the day, around 10am when the stores open, you will be able to avoid the crowds which form around early afternoon.
They have Kate Spade, Ted Baker, Ferragamo, Gucci, Dolce and Gabbana, Off Saks, Nike, a bunch of sunglass stores, and many others that I can’t remember. Suffice it to say, it has more stores than most other outlets and the range in quality and price varies more than most outlets too. Parking is a breeze, and if you’re a AAA member make sure to stop at Information and get a coupon book as there are a lot of good deals that range from 10−20% off if you spend a certain amount.
It’s also important to note that in the summers, this outlet gets crowded and really really hot. It’s the desert, it’s going to be very warm in the summers. Make sure to dress comfortably, wear sunglasses, and don’t forget sunscreen.

Renovated remodeled Premium outlet is neater and easier to get parking because of the new parking structure in the rear of property.
Almost all the famous luxury brands are here. PRADA, GUCCI, D&G, COACH, Ferragamo, Jimmy Choo, Kate Spade and the list goes on. Definitely worth spending the day here.

In ca. 20 Minuten erreicht man von Palm Springs aus die Desert Hills Premium Outlets. Wir hatten auf dem Weg nach Los Angeles hier einen Zwischenstopp eingeplant.
Wer es einrichten kann, sollte hier früh morgens zum Shoppen gehen, dann findet man bequem einen Parkplatz im Parkhaus und ist nicht der sengenden Hitze ausgesetzt. Darüber hinaus hat man fast leere und aufgeräumte Läden ohne nervende Drängelei.
In den ca. 180 Stores findet man unter anderem Alexander McQueen, Michael Kors, Timberland, Tommy Hilfiger, Polo Ralph Lauren, Montblanc, Saint Laurent Paris, The North Face, Lacoste, Levis, Tory Burch und viele weitere. Leider war meine Tochter ein wenig genervt, da ihre Lieblingsläden sie mit ihrem Angebot nicht überzeugen konnten.
Für das leibliche Wohl ist dort auch gesorgt. Man findet hier beispielsweise The Bakery at Desert Hills, Blaze Pizza, Jody Maroni’s Sausage Kingdom, Starbucks Coffee und Five Guys Burgers and Fries.
Die Desert Hills Premium Outlets sind täglich geöffnet. Die Öffnungszeiten sind von Montag bis Samstag von 10.00 Uhr bis 21.00 Uhr und am Sonntag von 10.00 Uhr bis 20.00 Uhr. Insgesamt bietet das Outlet eine gute Auswahl an Geschäften und die Anlage ist wirklich sehr gepflegt.

I may not be able to afford having the time of my life shopping spree at this outlet, but just being here makes you imagine what it could be like. They have every imaginable high end designer at this outlet.
Maybe you can gamble a bit down the road at Morongo Casino to win some money to go on a shopping spree here. If not, if you can afford the labels this is the BEST place to shop premium at an outlet price.
Not many people know there are two different outlets here: Cabazon and Desert Hills. Desert Hills is the newly renovated and it is amazing.
Just prepared to lose some weight walking round this oulet because it contains 180 stores!

I’ve been coming here for years and I have watched it become a beautiful and classy shopping center! There’s ample parking, a wide selection of high-​end and affordable stores, and plenty of dining options. Not everyone would agree with the last one, but hey, Blaze Pizza is now here. What else do you need to eat? :)

This place is getting a little too big for me.
Prior to the expansion I thought a day was not enough.
Now after the expansion, I’m not even sure if 2 days is enough.
Also, I know alot of people complain about all the foreigners who somehow flock here. But I don’t think it’s a bad thing.
There’s a reason it’s a hot spot and why it’s out in the desert.
If they know about it all the way from China means this is the spot to shop!
I go to typical everyday wear places like Saks, Lucky, Levi’s, Kenneth cole, Guess type places. If I’m looking for a gift or something special, they have Coach, Kate spade, Marc Jacobs, and Tori Burch. Then there’s the super high end like the Gucci and the Prada.
Park in the structure for free.
They have 3 electric charging stations right outside before the entrance/​exit of the structure.
There was always at least 1 space open when I was there.
But I’m not sure if it’s b/​c 1 was broken…

Good Shopping! Es ist zwar eine Himmelsfahrt, ca. 80 Meilen von Los Angeles. Die Geschäfte sind toll. Von Luxus bis normale Geschäfte. Man konnte viele Schnäppchen machen!

Ich liebe amerikanische Outletcenter!
Am meisten liebe ich das in der Nähe von Palm Springs.
Jedes Mal wenn ich dort bin komme ich mit Unmengen von Tüten und tollen Schnäppchen wieder heim:-)
Und es sind richtige Ermäßigungen dabei. Die Menge an Marken (Seven, ck, Converse) und Sachen verlockt einen dazu den ganzen Tag dort zu verbringen:-)
Ab und zu haben die Events dort, man muss auf die Websites schaun und on top wenn du jemanden hast der über 50 Jahre alt ist, der bekommt auf seinen Einkauf nochmal manchmal an Dienstagen in bestimmten Geschäften 10% extra Reduktion!
ok die Jungs setzen sich irgendwann ab und trinken einen Kaffee aber für uns Frauen ist es ein Paradies:-)
Absolut empfehlenswert!
Ps: die anderen Outletcenter sind auch nicht zu verachten wie Livermore Premium Outlets