




Experience the ultimate desert retreat at Masseria Morongo, a stunning six-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom compound nestled on five private acres between Joshua Tree and Palm Springs. This eco-conscious oasis offers two distinct homes, Solara and Sylvestre, that can be booked together for a spacious, luxurious getaway. The property features certified Passive House construction, sustainable design, and seamlessly blends modern amenities with a connection to the desert landscape. With two full kitchens, multiple open-plan living spaces, and sweeping mountain views, Masseria Morongo is perfect for family reunions, retreats, or intentional escapes. Outside, guests can enjoy a private saltwater spool (spa/pool hybrid) at Solara, a cowboy tub at Sylvestre, outdoor showers, a soaking tub, and multiple dining areas. The expansive grounds provide ample room to spread out and soak in the desert's tranquility, with easy access to nearby attractions like Desert Hot Springs, Pioneertown, and Joshua Tree. Whether you're seeking a grounding, sustainable stay or a luxurious desert oasis, Masseria Morongo offers the perfect blend of modern design, eco-conscious principles, and unparalleled amenities to create an unforgettable experience.
This description is for informational purposes. Please verify all details, including amenities, policies, fees, and availability, on the booking platform before booking.
You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.
By booking our property you're agreeing to our house rules.
-No more than 16 guests total. Must park in the driveway, no street parking.
Quiet hours from 10 pm to 9 am. Please be mindful of our neighbors. No loud noises at any time of day.
Pool: Use at your own risk. We are not responsible for injuries. No jumping or diving, running, rough play, food or glass in the pool.
Please note: The cowboy pool is not fenced or covered.
Surveillance or recording devices on property - We use a noise monitoring device; it does NOT record actual sounds or conversations, it simply monitors the noise level (measured in decibels). There are security cameras facing the exterior of the perimeter only.
No parties or events.
No non-standard use of property without prior, written authorization.
No outside vendors allowed on the property with prior approval.
No firearms, fireworks or sparklers.
No glitter, confetti, balloons or water balloons allowed on the property.
No drones.
Please be respectful of the outdoors - be kind to the wildlife and admire Joshua Trees from afar (no touching, climbing, hanging things on them, etc).
WILDLIFE: It’s the desert, and you're in nature, so be prepared that you might see wild rabbits, desert tortoises and coyotes as well as mice, bugs, snakes (including rattlesnakes) and/or spiders. It's their home too and all part of the adventure. If you see a rattlesnake, leave it alone and don't approach it. They are shy and non-aggressive as long as they're not messed with. If you let us know, we can call the local snake wrangle to move it to another location.
No RVs or large vehicles on the property without prior approval.
No photoshoots without prior approval (Personal photos are ok. Please tag us at @staycocoon).
Two well-behaved pups allowed. There is a $125 pet fee, which you will pay at time of booking. No pups on the furniture and no pups left alone in the house (without being crated) or in the yard and please dispose of any pet waste. No other types of animals allowed.
Please note: Failure to comply with the requirements of the San Bernardino County Code Chapter 84.28 (which can be found online), including parking and occupancy standards, as well as public and private nuisance standards, is a violation of the County Code, and such violation may result in enforcement actions to address the violation. Enforcement may include criminal, civil or administrative actions, or the calling of law enforcement for the removal of guests and their vehicles from the property to the extent authorized by law. Users of the dwelling unit are prohibited from disturbing the peace of the surrounding neighborhood and doing so is a violation of the Chapter and the rental agreement.

