the cookie
cabana

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For the 2022 holiday season, New York Times Cooking celebrated the joy of baking together with The Cookie Cabana — a West Coast oasis curated for cookie lovers.

The Cookie Cabana
at Hey Casita

2 Houses • 6 Guests
4 Bedrooms • 3 Baths

Located in Palm Springs, CA

Whether you’re a group of casual cooks or expert bakers, this sun-filled retreat presents the perfect opportunity to escape holiday stress and spend quality time with those you love most — while baking (and eating) delicious cookies.

The Cookie Cabana experience includes:

A 2-night stay for up to 6 guests at Hey Casita, a Reset Club property in Palm Springs, California.
A kitchen stocked with all the ingredients you need to bake New York Times Cooking’s new holiday cookie recipes, plus a selection of popular cookies from past years.
Festive decor throughout the home, reflecting the colors and scents of the season.
Use of a tablet loaded with the New York Times Cooking app for easy recipe browsing. You’ll have full access to all our recipes throughout your stay.
Wirecutter’s top recommended baking tools for you to try out during your stay.
To-go packaging, to take home all your delicious cookies from the weekend.
A free 1-year New York Times All Access subscription, which includes News, Games, Cooking, Wirecutter and The Athletic.

The cheery living room is the perfect space to reconnect, unwind and indulge.

The kitchen is stocked with everything you need to make your cookie dreams a sweet reality.

Paradise found: A communal dining area with a picturesque view of the pool.

With all this inspiration and such a beautiful space, which new recipes will you try first?

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Pool time + holiday cookies = winter getaway perfection.

Consider this your cookie nook: The house has plenty of spaces for impromptu taste tests.

Central A/C and Heating
Outdoor Pool with Mountain Views
Outdoor Heated Shower
Wi-Fi
Open-Concept Kitchen
Dishwasher
Pour-Over Coffee Makers
Indoor Fireplace (nonoperating)
Outdoor Gas Fire Pit
Record Player
TV with Streaming Services
Ping-Pong Table
Gas Outdoor Grill
Washer/Dryer
Dog-Friendly
Kid-Friendly (Please note: Outdoor pool is not gated and cacti are present on the property. Guests are responsible for the safety of their own children).
This mid-century home offers open-concept, indoor-outdoor living with breathtaking views of the San Jacinto Mountains right from the pool in the private backyard.
The open living area’s serene neutral palette will instantly put you in vacation mode. An open, communal dining space overlooks the pool.
The fully hedged, private front and backyards offer a variety of spaces to lounge, play and indulge your sweet tooth throughout the day. Citrus trees including lemon, key lime, orange and grapefruit will take your beverages to the next level. Backyard includes a Guesthouse, with its own private entrance, king bed and bath.
Located less than 2 miles from downtown Palm Springs. Drive along the beautiful Tahquitz Creek Channel around the corner and right into downtown in less than 10 minutes.
Booker must be 25 years or older, and will be asked to sign a rental agreement following booking. Standard Reset Club rental terms will apply for individuals who book the properties. The New York Times is not responsible for the rental property. Booking process and pre-stay communication will be managed by The Reset Club.
The Reset Club will perform ID verification through verification engine, Superhog, prior to confirming all bookings. Booker and all guests will be required to submit email addresses and IDs upon booking. IDs submitted will need to match all IDs shown at check-in.
Guests of this home will also be required to adhere to local vacation rental rules set by the city of Palm Springs, and to sign specific agreements pertaining to Rules and Regulations of Palm Springs Vacation Rentals and the city’s “Good Neighbor Brochure.” No amplified music or loud noise is allowed outdoors at any time. Noise must not be heard past the property lines.
Dogs should stay in the backyard or the house. Oleander hedges are in the front yard and can be harmful to pets if eaten.
Space is not to be used for commercial, stock photography, paid media, or video purposes. If you would like to use the space in this way, please contact Reset Club for pricing and location release.
City of Palm Springs ID# 807