We liked learning about the early settlers and more about the hot springs. The cost is reasonable and the grounds are clean and charming.

Interesting place. The guided tour was worth the money and time. A history of Cabot Yerxa who built the "pueblo". An eccentric vagabond with a colorful entraprenual spirit. Well worth the time to go off the beaten path to see the wonderful location.

Interesting archecture & history of this home in the middle of the desert. I would recommend this place for a visit/tour if you're in the area.

Our guide was very knowledgeable on the museum and also knew a lot of the history of the area. This made for a very interesting guided tour. If you have not been to see this before it is certainly worth at least one visit.

I am not that keen on wandering around art galleries and museums when I can be out of doors, especially in warm weather. Unless of course it is a unique museum or the museum is outdoors, like Cabot’s Pueblo Museum in Desert Hot Springs. A former homestead, it is now one of the town’s main attractions. The Pueblo design is... More

This is a truly unique home built by an American adventurer and painter. Raised on an Indian Reservation in the Dakota territories, he tried his luck in the Yukon gold rush and became a successful businessman in Alaska. He returned to the California and served in WW1 and then went on to study painting in Paris and traveling to South... More

Let the docent fill youin on the history of the man who probably used the area's hot water first. Mr. Cabot left many curios behind. His wife's dressing room and closet are in hideaway upstairs spot. The place is incredibly cool because of its unique construction. Worth a visit!

A quirky little place - a bit of an architectural curiosity, but we actually learned a lot more about the history of desert hot spring (that was quite fascinating) than expected. Even though I have been out there many times never realized that desert hot springs sits at the meeting of the two tectonic plaes, the hot water springs coming... More

The tour of Cabot's Pueblo Museum was extremely interesting and worth the price. Don't miss this unusual house built by an enterprising and innovative man.