Desert Hills Premium Outlets

I really like the Desert Hills premium outlet. It is friendly. it is ADA accessible, although some of the ramps do seem a little steep, but I’m not an inspector or an engineer. it is very beautiful very well maintained. The bathrooms are very clean. I enjoy the water fountains and escalators that they have as well. The people that work there that maintain it are always friendly and nice and saying hi.

There are some 160 different clothing-related stores represented here. If you're interested in brands oriented towards younger (Quiksilver, Vans, Billabong, etc.) or higher-end brands (Gucci, Coach, Saks, etc.) then this is a great mall. It's very clean, very modern, but has limited dining options.

My wife and I recently took a vacation to Palm Springs. We stayed in a resort in Palm Desert. A friend of my wife suggested that if we want to go shopping, then we should go to the Desert Hills Premium Outlet Mall. The mall didn't open till 10 am, and it was a 40 min drive out on the main highway from where we stayed. We arrived at the mall at about 11:30 am. on a Thursday. It has lots of covered parking so the car isn't sitting in the sun. It wasn't very busy and it's quite spread out. It has all the high-end shops, athletic stores, clothing, and shoes. We didn't walk the whole mall because it has 180 retailers. It's a very nice outlet mall, very clean. We did find good deals at the stores we did go into. It had a small food fair, but there were 3 or 4 food trucks at one of the entrances. All in all, a very nice outlet mall to visit.

Probably one of the biggest and best shopping outlets we had visited. Every store we got into had specials and we got something. My wife was really impressed with all the stores we found and the prices were exceptional. Absolutely amazing. We’re coming back soon.

During my visit to Desert Hills Premium Outlets in Cabazon, California, I found it to be a prime spot for grabbing deals on top brands. The sheer variety of stores, from luxury designers like Gucci and Burberry to sportswear brands like Nike and Adidas, made it easy to find items that fit different tastes and budgets. I myself bought some gifts for my family back in Indonesia such as coach bag, purse, nike school bag, Polo shirts, fossil watches, etc. Its crazy deals and discounts. The outlet lived up to its reputation with some impressive discounts. Many stores had markdowns that felt worthwhile, although some were better than others. Overall, my trip to Desert Hills Premium Outlets was worth it for the deals and the vast selection. With a bit of planning around timing and signing up for deals, it’s a rewarding shopping spot, especially if you're into designer and name-brand items at a discount!

A nice outlet with great landscape and just surrounded by nature. The outlet itself is great! Just felt that some luxury brands have their prices higher compared to the other state outlets (Houston, Texas). The view walking in the outlet are just very nice and chilling!

Been here quite a few times, everytime there is something different to offer and buy. Choice and selection is fantastic!

Very large selection, if you don’t find it here then you won’t find it anywhere. Boss store was on point with selection and customer service.Food court is very limited so eat before you go.

I'm beyond frustrated with the state of clothing today--especially when it comes to women's options. Every time I visit the Cabazon Outlets, I hope to find something made with real cotton or at least mostly cotton, with just a hint of spandex or elastane to give it structure. But instead, I'm bombarded with racks of polyester and other synthetic fabrics full of chemicals I don't want anywhere near my body. These aren't just "harmless" chemicals. The clothing industry is drenched in endocrine disruptors and hormone-disrupting chemicals. These substances are used to dye, treat, and finish fabrics, and they don't just wash away. They sit there, next to our skin, seeping into our bodies. It's no wonder so many women are suffering from hormone-related diseases and problems--PCOS, thyroid issues, infertility, you name it. What we put on our skin matters, and yet most brands don't seem to care. It's not just clothing either. These hormone disruptors are in our skincare, hair products, and makeup. We're practically bathing in chemicals, and then everyone acts surprised when so many women have chronic health issues. And recycled polyester? Don't even get me started. They might slap a "green" label on it, but it's still recycled chemicals. What's the difference? It's still bad for us. Then there's the pricing insult. Remember when sweatshirts used to go on sale for $40? Now, I see "sale" signs, and they're still charging $100 or $120 for poorly made, synthetic garbage. They expect us to pay more for clothing that's not only overpriced but potentially harmful to our health. Why should I spend money on something that might make me sick? The textile industry is failing us--especially women. We deserve clothing that's made from safe, natural materials. Real cotton. Quality fabrics. And at prices that don't make us feel like we're being scammed. Until brands figure that out, I'm done. I'm not paying more for clothing that compromises my health and well-being. Women deserve better--period.

Wow where to even begin with this massive outlet mall. I am from Oklahoma and we don't have anything near in comparison to this. The Neiman Marcus outlet alone has so many more brands than i ever saw when Vegas had their Neimans outlet still in business. Fantastic sales and brands. I bought a Prada wallet for $450 that was normally $800 on their website with the softest butterfly like leather. Burberry with the sale i got a coat almost half off original retail value. Not to mention the sweetest employees there. Tons of dining tables and benches with shade throughout this mall. I also noticed the food court was decent in options but i feel like they could use some more indoor seating!

A thunderstorm forced us off the freeway (a great excuse to go shopping) as we saw and passed the Desert Hills Premium Outlets, conveniently located just off the 10 Freeway. With the rain pouring down, we managed to find the East Village Parking Entrance near the Disabled Parking and entered with keen anticipation to see if the rain will damper our respite from the thunderstorm. Fortunately, we were not disappointed because there were covered walkways except between buildings where we would run between the rain drops. This Premium Outlets had many of the designer and premium brands that made our hearts leap when we saw the many bargains and discounts being offered. I found a wonderful Citizen watch that I've been waiting for and I was pleasantly surprised about the 65% + another 10% off the Retail Price and it was brand new with original 5 year manufacture's warranty. WOW!!! My wife found a couple of Steve Madden designer shoes and it was a deal!!! Great selection to choose from!!! Lots of Restrooms conveniently located all over the "Village" and there's a Food Court and a Food Alley. Parking Structure located nearby. A definite place for a return visit!!!

This has got to be the biggest outlet mall I have ever been to. A mile(?) or so of just store after store... middle-of-the-road brands and high-end brands. Lot of decent dining options as well. It does get super busy and parking was a bear.

Always a great place to come when in the area as there is always something for everyone from the average retail shops to the high end fashionista stores.

Always my go to and favorite outlet. You will always find something good here and the parking is abundant if you plan your trip correctly. The only thing missing here is more food options. Other than that, the best outlet!

It's been a few years since our last visit to these outlets -- it has grown so much! While I remembered a handful of high-end designer brands back then, our shopping experience this time was vastly different. Most of the luxury brands are guarded and allow a very limited number of customers inside. I personally will not wait in line just to go into a store, so we skipped those. Despite that, we spent almost 4 hours here. Most of the stores were easy to shop with very helpful staff. The Lululemon store was insane and the most crowded. The Food Hall is small but there are more vendors in other areas. We visited on a Thursday. It wasn't too crowded. Parking was plentiful and easy. There's lots of comfortable seating for shopping breaks. It did get a bit breezy and cold at times, especially in the sections closest to the freeway.

It's been a decade since I've been to Desert Hills Outlet. I just say. A lot has changed tremendously. Definitely recommend coming here. You'll need a few hours if not a full day to shop here. Lots of big name designer stores including a ~Gucci Store ~Yves Saint Laurent ~Dolce & Gabana ~Tory Burch To just make a few. But they have practically all the well known shops. I came on Saturday November 18th Right before the Thanksgiving holiday and there were lines in almost the popular shops. You can get some pretty good deals here especially when they have their huge sales. The Tory Burch store sales were ok. Not too much savings but any savings is better than none. I was excited to come to Brandini Toffee. My main reason for my visit but my cousin wanted to come to the Nike outlet. ~Brandini toffee shop is a must stop in. To get some sweet tummy toffee treats. They offer samples. I wanted something to enjoy while i shop. So i grabbed a toffee shake. Best decision ever. The associate was really nice to separate my shake for mee into 2 cups so that I can share my shake w my cousin. Since it's a thick ice cream shake. I was worried it'll be too much. We shared. Next time I'm definitely getting my own. Take my advice and get your own shake. Lol. The line for that store was crazy cause they have the best sales ever. They offer eateries around the entire outlet. They even have a Starbucks. Wear a sweater cause it definitely can get a bit cold here. Breezy since it's off the freeway. Lots of parking available.

Better call before you go. When it's very windy Con Edison will shut the power off to reduce fire hazards. Made three (3) trips from Palm Springs, first two (2) the mall was closed. That being said, there are more outlet shopping options here than anywhere I've seen from the mid-range to very high end retailers.

Very busy today cause of the Christmas Season shopping. Considered as an upscale outdoor shopping mall. High-end designer name brands here for all shoppers who really looking for sale additional discounts. To name few of stores here: NIKE MICHAEL KORS COACH STEVE MADDEN BOSS KAY JEWELERS JOURNEYS GUCCI ALDO ARMANI ZUMI TORY BURCH CONVERSE JIMMY CHOO BALENCIAGA

Luxury outlets: Saint Laurent, Gucci, Celine, Prada, Valentino, Chloe, Bottega Veneta, etc. Ranges from typical outlet brands such as Lululemon, Marc Jacobs, American Eagle to stores that normally don't offer outlet like luxury stores, Alo, or Reformation. There's a large parking structure that can fill up on holiday weekends. Free parking but also $10 valet option. Nice outdoor outlet with something for everyone. Well maintained and down the street from Morongo Casino.

What a grand outdoors shopping outlet to check out on your way to and from Palm Springs! Desert Hills Premium Outlet is right next door to Cabazon Outlets. I have always thought all of it was Cabazon Outlets, but it turns out they are neighbors LOL. I have been here on a few occasions in the past. Quite a bit of high end designer name brand stores (90+ men's stores, 100+ women's stores... WOW!!!) such as Armani, Gucci, BOSS, Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Coach, Guess, NIKE, Skechers, The North Face, Vans, and many more. Go check out their store directory and be amazed. Unfortunately, they have very limited dining options though like 6 of them LOL which was surprising for a huge mall. Blaze Pizza, Wetzel's Pretzels, Five Guys, Sbarro, Starbucks, and Kahala Coffee TradersSurf City Squeeze (quite a mouth full to say LOL) are it for now. Anyway, after leaving the Palm Springs area and on our way home this past weekend, my eldest daughter and I came here to get something to eat thinking there would be a lot of dining options, but NO SIREE BOB! Fortunately, we like Blaze Pizza and Wetzel's Pretzel so we got lucky. You may want to get something to eat elsewhere prior to coming here if you're selective with your food choices IMHO. Maybe they should open up some space for a gigantic food mall... that would be nice. Btw, they have good size covered and uncovered parking areas. What's neat is the covered parking structure has the sensored parking spots where they tell you which spot is open versus occupied... go for the green light LOL! Happy Shopping and Dining!!!

Always a good trip to these outlets! Lots of merchandise to choose from at all price points. All staff members were very helpful at each store I visited. There was an issue with the credit card machines not working at various stores due to internet connection issues and stores made sure customers were aware.

Desert Hills Premium Outlets is one of few full scale Outlets in Southern California and this open-air mall is located approximately 90 miles away from Downtown Los Angeles. Just for a quick comparison, Desert Hills Premium Outlets has 180+ stores vs 160+ stores at Camarillo Premium Outlets vs 130+ stores at Citadel Outlets. [Parking]: Free and relatively easy parking with a huge parking structure. $10 for "premium" parking (Friday to Sunday only - located on Level One of the East Village Parking Deck). [Stores]: Some of high-end luxury brands include Alexander McQueen, Burberry, Coach, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Kate Spade New York, Prada, Fendi, Saint Laurent Paris, Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th, Versace, etc. I saw a waiting line for Burberry, but Gucci had an even LONGER waiting line. [Other comments]: This place has one of the worst food courts out of all other Southern California outlets I had visited. Awful selection with no Panda Express and only Sbarro. House of Baos didn't look appealing and why visit Five Guys when In-and-Out is located approximately one mile away from the Outlets? Limited food truck options located near Polo Ralph Lauren. A separate and small outlets (Cabazon Outlets with only 18 shops) is located right next to Desert Hills Premium Outlets. A solid 4-star on luxury retail options, but minus 1-star on the not-so-good food court. Oh and don't forget outdoor weather can also be an issue during hot summer months.

I need to update my review. The new management staff for the mall has definitely earned my respect. I've worked in this mall since 2007 (left a few times but always came back) and have seen a lot of managers/staff come and go. I will say that Chris and team walk the mall constantly and are checking to make sure things around the mall look beautiful and are even upgrading the outside aesthetics. They recently started replacing the outdoor furniture and have even added misters in high traffic areas to cool down guests as they walk around the mall. They have even added several events for clients during this year that are upscale and rewarding. Well done Chris and team! Thank you for your support. You've definitely earned every bit of this 5-Star review and changed my mind!

THE premium outlet shopping center in Southern California, Desert Hills Premium Outlets is a two-part one-level outdoor mall, having outlet stores and outlet prices for certain luxury brands that you can't find anywhere else in the area. It's no secret that shopping centers (both regular malls and outlets) have lost a lot of foot traffic in the past 10 years, but malls like these that focus on high-end off-the-rack fashion continue to be doing OK. It was fairly busy on a Friday afternoon, and there were quite a few stores that had long lines outside the store, only letting a certain number of people in, to maintain that optimum associate to customer ratio. Truth be told, I didn't really go into any store, but instead buying food for the non-shoppers in our group and enjoying the California weather outside, waiting. I did have a chance to walk the entire length of the mall and back. It consists of two ends: the West village and the East Village. It is divided by a road, which has now been closed off to car traffic (I really like this..it was actually a pain for both pedestrians trying to cross into the other side, and drivers trying to avoid running into shopper before when the road was open). The West village is just one long walkway with stores on either side, while the bigger East Village is circular allowing one loop to see everything. The anchor stores on the West is the two outlet arms of Saks (Off Fifth) and Neimans (Last Call)...both of these are located in other places in SoCal and Desert Hills doesn't have the other 2 (Nordstrom Rack and Bloomingdale Outlet). The East Village anchors are Nike, Banana Republic, Polo Ralph Lauren, and Michael Kors which are in a lot of places. But it also has Burberry Outlet, which is only found here in SoCal. Smaller stores with big name designers include Gucci and YSL. The food choices have gotten a lot better, too. There were plenty of mom and pop type street food vendors open, mostly specializing in regional Mexican food and are spread across the mall. There is also a Blaze Pizza and Five Guys Burgers, both found deep in the East Village. There is no sit-down casual restaurant here (like a BW3 or a Chili's), nor fast food chains like McDonalds. It's on the way to Palm Springs from Los Angeles, and could be a part of a long day trip to Palm Springs if you don't spend too much time there. But since most likely you won't be able to help yourself, a visit to Palm Springs for our visitors ended up being nixed. Maybe next time.

Haven't been here in so long and it's better than I remember. You can spend hours here and still not hit up every store you want. Some stores you'll find here: Saint Laurent, Gucci, Prada, Fendi, Tory Burch, Vince, Theory, Zadig & Voltaire, AllSaints, etc. For the luxury stores, there's usually a line to get in since they limit the amount of people in their stores. This is a great place to spend an afternoon in Palm Springs.

It's been about 8 or so years since I've last been here and noticed how everything has changed. The shops have all been remodeled and no longer has a huge parking lot like before. Similar to how Camarillo is. They built a covered parking structure, which is fantastic for this location because it hits 100+ out here in the Desert. They still do have open air parking available, but have closed off some the entrances to vehicles. There are more high end shops and the walking area is clean and big.

Pretty much all the best of product brand names are here. Shoes, apparels, jewelries etc. Services mostly good and warm except for few places. Offers good holiday sale discount prices in many stores. Went to Nike and inspite of long line at check out, it went smooth. All counters were open and cashiers were efficient in processing purchases. Credit to their staff. Lots of people going shopping. Very festive mood with all the decorations and lightings. Fun visit and enjoyable shopping.

Been here twice and finally got to explore the luxe side of the outlets! I came here on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't too busy despite being the holiday season (or maybe it was just a Sunday). I was able to visit Saint Laurent, Loewe, and Longchamp. All of which were outlet stores and mainly had inventory from past seasons. This is a Simon brand mall, so the types of stores and quality of the shopping center is true to the Simon name (Camarillo Premium outlets, Las Vegas Premium Outlets, Carlsbad Premium Outlets, etc.). According to the info boards, there are 180 stores at the location. I definitely plan to check the rest out the next visit!

Jim, the manager at the Gucci outlet store at your outlet store in Cabazon is a terrible person and should not be a manager of a retail store representing a luxury brand. My fiancé and I came to this store and as I was trying on some shoes she unexpectedly liked one of the purses so I told her if she liked it I would buy it for her. After we went to the front counter and paid over $4,300 for our merchandise we realized the purse did not come with a small black strap that the display copy had and asked for it. The store employees looked and unfortunately said they could not find one and called the manger Jim. We told Jim that we will just return the purse then and he LAUGHED AT HER FACE and told her no and that there are no refunds, all sales are final, and are exchange only. California Code of Civil Procedure Section 1723 requires retailers to post their refund policy. There were NO POSTED SIGNAGE ABOUT THIS REFUND POLICY ANYWHERE IN THE STORE. Further, as my fiancé (who has an Asian accent) kept trying to talk, Jim kept interrupting her and would not let her finish her sentence. It was very clear he had disdain for Asian women. I had to bite my tongue not to start yelling as I have blood pressure issues. Jim told my fiancé that the only way she would get the small black strap was to buy, or exchange for, the display copy version (which was filthy) instead of the brand new one we just purchased. My fiancé showed Jim that the piece comes off and that we would take the piece happily but Jim refused. He only wanted us to exchange for the filthy version so he could keep the new one we just bought instead of just handing us the strap. Then he just disappeared while she was talking and never came out again. We were just about fed up and before we could decide what to do, one of the store employees (Lizzie) just came in and saved the day. Lizzie gave us the black strap and told us not to worry. Lizzie is an angel and in my opinion, a far better representative of Gucci than Jim, who should be reprimanded. Lizzie should be given a bonus, a thank-you letter from the higher-ups, and/or a raise. Jim needs to be demoted. Jim needs to apologize. Jim's conduct was deceptive and misleading because he could have easily given us the strap from the floor model and let us keep the newer bag we just purchased instead of forcing us to exchange for a filthy floor purse. Not to mention again that he openly laughed at my fiancé's face, would not let her speak while, at the same time, try to mansplain to my fiancé why he won't honor anything the prior representatives said. Jim's actions are the type of conduct prohibited under the Consumer Legal Remedies Act under Section 1770. He should be reprimanded, and at the very least, made to apologize to my fiancé. Who know who else Jim has offended, mistreated, and outright lied to. The strap likely cost $1 to make and we purchased a $3,200 purse. Wouldn't you, as a manager, happily take a strap off a floor model to give to the customer who spent that much??? Jim's deceitful nature, and behavior towards Asian women, belies the vision that Gucci intends to impress upon consumers, unless that vision is to treat you like a mistreated dog. This event left a bad taste in our mouths and makes us feel this outlet is no longer the family-friendly place we want ourselves or our family to visit for fun shopping. I don't think there is anything you can do to convince one of your tenants to take certain action but if you could have a word with this tenant about Jim I would appreciate it and will remove this review upon satisfactory resolution.

One of the largest malls in all of Southern California. This outdoor outlet mall is really something special and is divided into two main areas with two different food courts. They probably have over 150 stores, and literally every shopping place you can think of. It took my buddy and I several hours to check out the entire mall. I liked the layout, and the mountains in the background added a nice scenic background. You can visit the directory listing on Google, but almost anything you can think of is there including places like Coach, Jimmy Choo's, Nike, Levi's, Gucci, Chico's, Guess, Converse, etc. Far too many to list. We ate in one of the food courts at Kahala Coffee Traders. Pretty good salads. If you can make the trip out east to Cabazon, it is well worth it. Lots of parking as well.

This is always a must stop on the way to Palm Springs!!! They have a great variety of stores along with the sales. The place is always very clean as well. And besides shopping I gotta stop at their lunch truck they have in their "Tacos in a cup" they are fire!!! I try to go early mornings before it gets too hot and during the holidays it does get pretty crowded as most places do. But this has been a very nice place to come shopping

Just go - they have every store you could want including high end. Great place to shop!

As I formerly mentioned: I have been switching off shopping at Desert Hills Premium Outlets and Ontario Mills Outlets was due to stocking up for new job. I was in dire need of a whole new wardrobe!!!! That and it's super fun just walking around the Outlets with numerous stores to choose from. After having visited these Outlets several times last year and this year, I never went back to any malls again. One can find such reasonable prices in either Outlet, why bother driving to the malls for more expensive prices for the same exact brands?! I love the new looks of Desert Hills Premium Outlets after they built parking structures. Customer Service: 10/10 very efficient and friendly from all stores I shopped at so far~Swarovski, Coach, Sketchers, Billabong and Saks Fifth Avenue. Restrooms~10/10. they were evenly distributed in-easy-to-find locations such as right around the corner of 'Coach.' Parking: multi-level parking structures have been extremely helpful~I like to beat the crowds so I always arrived right at opening hour. Food Selections~10/10~they now vendor through food trucks too. I would rather order off food trucks than food court. The only thing was: I couldn't find the Dooney and Burke store. Siiiiiigh. I think they didn't make it through the Pandemic so I switched back to Coach. I've been a D&B fan till I lost them here. For the holidays last year, they decorated a super tall, gigantic Christmas tree which were all fully lighted. Can't wait to return again during Veterans' Day weekend.

THIS STORE ONLY DO EXCHANGE AND STORE CREDITS. When I went to return an item, the sales told me they didn't accept return and it listed at the bottom of the receipt. This is the first time I shopped at All saint outlet store. How do I know your policy if no one told me when I purchased the item? Who will read the whole receipt? If you don't want to do return you should let your customers know or have a sign in the store. Why you have all the discount tag in the store and all the sales would mention the discount you have while I was shopping but no one mentioned your special return policy. Very disappointed. Please improve your customer service. This is a very bad shopping experience I've ever had.

Well organized, variety of shops, lots of options for refreshments. Look forward to my next visit!

Beware and be careful if you shop here. We made a purchase here and an employee stole out CC info and made a purchase in New York.

Was a fun day walking around shopping. It really feels like you can walk in circles around here forever looking at all the stores. Almost labyrinthine at times. When we went there were a lot of sales happening on everything. I guess end of season clear out? Tbh my favorite was the choice of food trucks they had, so many delicious smells!

4 stars Definitely an outlet worth visiting! A lot of mid-to-high end retail that includes Express, Victoria's Secret, Paige, Billabong, Northface, Coach, Michael Kor, Prada, Fendi, Burberry, Karl Lagerfield, and etc. If you're into high-end purses/wallets, this is the outlet to go to. However, I'd recommend checking prices online before making any high-end purchase because I saw a couple of Miu Miu purses and wallets that didn't have "outlet prices". If you do make a purchase on a full-priced item, you'd still save on sales tax. As of August 2022, my receipt stated a total of 7.75% sales tax. Free parking in a parking structure or open parking lot. It does get hot and dry in the desert, however, there's a nice breeze that passes through, so it didn't feel like 93°F. And I super-appreciated the snow cone truck - I was parched and it saved my life! The only thing I disliked were the limited food options. However, I don't think they get enough foot traffic to warrant more options than what they currently have. It's a dog-friendly outdoor outlet, but a lot of stores are NOT dog-friendly. Some dog-friendly stores are Prada, Coach, Brookside(?), Banana Republic. Even though some stores state that they aren't dog-friendly, they'll allow dogs in strollers to enter their stores.

There are lots of luxury brand stores, and it's close to LA, so it's a great spot to visit often. But it's a bit disappointing that there aren't many quick bite options.

This is near major fwys. Plan departure to avoid traffic on Sunday when people go home from travel. Close to Palm Springs. There are Tesla chargers to left of McDonalds. A lot of shaded multi level parking structure, and unshaded. Outlet website does not list all stores. They show a fraction of stores on the map. It needs updated. All the big brand stores. Don't expect to find deep discounts, "luxury designer brands", prices are on the very high end. Some stores have zero customers for that reason. Some have ropes at doors w security. Rightfully so w the crime in this country. Saks off Fifth & Neiman last call has A lot of womens formal dresses for great cost.

This used to be my go-to outlet for years, then over time, a lot of the affordable stores closed and were replaced with high-end brand name stores, which I don't shop at or need to. I'm also at that age where I really don't need things anymore, and only go to outlets maaaybe once or twice a year now...but heck, I was on my way home from Phoenix and passing by so why not take a detour? This is a fairly big outlet and is split into an East Village and West Village (there's a small street with a crosswalk in between). The East Village is bigger and has the more high-end stores like Celine, Dolce & Gabbana, Christian Louboutin, Versace, Gucci, etc. I do like shopping on this side since I like to check out Nike, Converse, Radley London and such (more affordable for me). There is a food court at the corner between Versace and Zumiez, which currently (June 2023) includes Kahala Coffee Traders/Surf Cit Squeeze, Sbarro, House of Bao, Five Guys, and Pinkberry vending machines. A new ramen shop is scheduled to open soon, too (Ramen King by Keisuke). There's also a Blaze Pizza and Wetzel's Pretzels between Burberry and Coach Outlet. The West Village consists more of the moderate name brands, if that makes sense, like Lucky Brand Jeans, Lululemon, 7 for All Mankind, etc., but also includes Off Fifth/Saks Fifth Avenue and Last Call by Neiman Marcus. They had a foodcourt here, too, right near the crosswalk between the villages, which was better than the East Village IMO and was consistently busy, but it looks like it's closed. I didn't check it out myself since I was on a time crunch and only stayed in the East Village, but it's just blacked out on the online map and none of the eateries that I knew where there aren't listed on the website anymore. The Starbucks across from that closed foodcourt is still open though. This is a pretty popular outlet so although there's plenty of parking, it's hard to find a spot during big holiday sales so best to arrive early.

Usually I stop at the Outlet stores in Cabzon, over the years of going and knowing what stores I want to hit before getting to my destination. So I've been staying at agua Caliente in Rancho Mirage, a casino, that's a different review. I really enjoy going there cause I also can charge the Tesla but it's only so long, I can shop for around a half hour, so I can only go to the middle at most cause this location could be a really long walk depending witch Tesla charges you use. If they had some shuttles or a moving floor it would be a great addition, it gets hot out there and you don't want to be out in that sun and heat. Today we shopped and didn't charge and spent 2 hours there! A lot of walking. You'll find just about any store you're looking for! I suggest before you go map out where you want to go, and put your best walking shoes and call it a day.

It is an excellent outlet, with more than 40 shops and very nice sales, and there is parking, and restaurants.

Desert Hill has morphed over the years, from the usual bland, same old Freeway strip mall outlet. Now it's upscale destination Outlet Mall, bringing in bus loads of tourists and overseas shoppers. We've been stopping here for the last twenty-five years and really appreciate the upgrades. It's so enjoyable now and the deals are pretty good, too.

Very nice outlet with lots of stores, good food court and beautiful views. Me and my wife went here for the first time and found it enjoyable, clean and well maintained. Some of the stores are a bit upscale for us, but found and few we like.

This Outlet is the best ever. Most of the designer stores all in one place. You will need, at the very least two whole days. Don't get overwhelmed. I was truly in my happy place. I would come back just to shop.

I hate shopping but even I enjoyed my journey through this outlet mall. There are high end outlet stores and mid level stores. The deals are great and the mall is outdoors. The indoor mall experience is overrated. This is the place to be. I'd recommend for your holiday shopping.

Stopped on our way to Palm Springs, this place is huge, I felt like I needed to leave a trail of popcorn to find my way out. There was a huge variety of stores/restaurants. This could easily be a couple day excursion if you're in a shopping mood

So much shopping!! This is one of my fave outlet malls! So many brands that are only at this location. Love love love! Also love that is all outdoors! My girlfriend & I came on the perfect day! We're so lucky to have so many outdoor shopping options. The only thing about this place is there is very limited food and snack options. There was a small food court and a couple kiosks (Starbucks). Nothing was popping out at us so we didn't get any snacks. This most recent visit was only for a few hours so we rushed, but will be back soon! Bath & Body Works - nothing too different from a regular mall store, same specials and prices. Customer service was fantastic! Always smells great in here! Escada - I love their fragrances lines! This store has some pretty amazing specials & prices! My friend scored this GORGEOUS black flowy skirt. As soon as I saw her come out of the dressing room, I yelled, you have to buy it!! :) kate spade - I scored an awesome weekender bag! It's super cute! They have some great discounts/prices & always wonderful customer service. Kipling - Cute bags at great prices! I like their crossbodys! Lightweight and very thoughtful with the pockets and inserts. Too bad their Disney line is NEVER on sale!! I always find something I love! Longchamp - love their bags! There's a good variety and a wall of colorful Le Pliages. However, most of the store is regular prices. There was a small section that was 40% off. The Cosmetics Company Store - they had some great deals! Lots of Tom Ford, Estee Lauder and other brands on discount. Tory Burch - great purses & cute accessories! The shoe area was BUSY! One great thing about this outlet mall is the military discount! Woohoo! Most stores did accept it. Free parking in the 3 huge structures! Recommended!

I ordered sales items before sale ended however their online system refused me and said try again in a few minutes. I tried for 24 hours unsuccessfully. I contacted them and was told they would not honor my order or give me the discount. Was the Feb sale a fraud? I feel it is! I have been a customer for over 20 years and felt disgusted with their service and response.

Lines are SUPER long on the weekends, so make sure you make this your first stop of the day. We went to YSL, and it was a bit disappointing, as I was expecting way more selections. Waited in line at Gucci for an hour and a half, only to see there was another line in the store to pay, that was probably another 30 mins. I will say this store had a wide variety of selections available, so that was nice. Price was pretty good too, just plan to spend 2-3 hours just for this store. LEVIs outlet wasn't anything special either. Typical 40% off regular price, but they also had an additional 20% off if you sign up for their newsletter. It's definitely a tourist spot, so expect a large crowd.

I highly recommend visiting during the midweek. Parking is much easier to find and stores are not as busy. This is a beautiful outlet. With many high end shops to choose from that offer bargain prices, you're sure to find something you like here. There are also several eateries. I enjoyed my visit here and was happy with my purchases. Also utilized the family restroom as well as feeding/nursing room. Already planning on visiting again soon.

Love coming here to shop til I drop! Best part about it is it's not too far away from me. It's located off the 10 fwy near Morongo Casino. I came out about 3 times before Christmas: once on a Saturday and Sunday (yes, back to back, lol) and on the Wednesday before Christmas. On the weekends the crowds are definitely bigger. A few stores had long a$$ lines so that was a bummer. The only one I cared about was Kate Spade. I didn't get to go in the weekend I was there. At the time, they were only allowing 14 people in the store before letting more in. When I went on Wednesday, they had completely closed down the store. It was sad!! Other stores that had ridiculous lines included Gucci, Tory Burch, Vans, Coach and Michael Kors. This outdoor outlet mall is very well kept up. There are pretty fountains lit up with colored lights at night, and the stores are usually clean and tidy too. Restrooms are pretty clean as well. This mall has a great selection of stores. My favorites are Adidas, Columbia, Under Armour, Puma, New Balance, Kate Spade, Gap, Banana Republic and VS, of course!! They always have pretty good sales going on, and most stores will give an additional discount with military ID. There are lots of options for parking, and all of it is free. You may have to drive to the other side if you're not a fan of walking. If you are, you'll definitely get your exercise in! There are a bunch of places to eat as you shop. They have kiosks set up outside of stores, from Mexican food to Asian food, Starbucks to those yummy michelaguas!! You can smell the goodness as you walk by, lol. I highly recommend shopping here if you're a shopaholic. I might be in trouble because I feel the need to go back already, lol!! Check it out when you have a chance. Get out of those indoor malls and have a blast shopping outdoors while getting a good dose of vitamin D if you come in the daytime!

The place for top Designer labels! Gucci, Tom Ford, Giorgio Armani, Prada, Christian Louboutin, Tory Burch, Karl Lagerfeld, Michael Kors. Never a disappointment as there are plenty of stores that do not have a long line outside the door. There is ample parking on the street, in the back and in the parking structure. Besides the food court, there are setups in the middle of the walk ways that offer food. Prep with comfortable shoes as this outdoor outlet mall is spacious! Happy shopping!

There's plenty of parking. This outlet is outdoors only, but it's pretty big with a bunch of stores. The downside is they have very limited food. They do have a food court with about 5 food places and plenty of sitting areas. Overall, nice outlet with plenty of stores to shop around!

I absolutely love this Outlet mall and would honestly drive 3hrs to it if I ever had to. This was my 3rd time going to shop here while on my way to other parts of Cali. I've never had a bad experience as the location is great... another outlet that's right off of the highway which makes me wanna do there more often. Parking is difficult as it's always busy but, it's easy to parking lot stalk for a spot as there's always someone coming and going. I was able to grab a couple of pairs of Levi's as they are the only Jeans that fit me perfectly! I also was able to grab a couple of hoodies as, I'm a hoodie queen in the winter months and just can never have enough of them. Definitely recommend shopping here! Safe location with security driving up and down every moment which is Awesome this time of year.

It's a pretty large outlet, but nothing different than most other outlets that I've visited such as the one in Ontario or City of Commerce. Parking here is pretty bad and it was crowded for Tuesday afternoon. I think the biggest fault is that they really lacked any selection of places to eat. For that, I'm giving it lower stars.