The word Yaamava’ is a Serrano word that means spring, and the Serrano Spa is the pinnacle of what this resort is all about. You’ll also find a nook with a fridge stocked with Water and a Coffee Machine with large Nespresso pods. The Executive Suite with Balcony is almost 600 square feet and includes a separate sitting area with a full sofa and Eames Chair, as well as a balcony off the sitting area.

Room rates begin at $500, and when you join Club Serrano, you can enter your number for discounts and points redemption. Not only do you get a separate living room area with an Eames Chair, but this room category includes Lounge Access on the 17th floor. The Standard Rooms are almost 400 feet and offer either a king-size bed or two queens, but I recommend upgrading to the next category, the Executive Suite, if you can. The resort opened in 2021 and features 17 floors and 432 rooms. Check-in is a breeze, and although it begins at 4 p.m., you might find that your room is ready earlier. Upon arrival at Yaamava’ Resort and Casino at San Manuel, you’re welcomed in with a sweeping valet and a series of fountains and smiling faces. Photo Credit: Yaamava’ Resort and Casino at San Manuel Where to Stay

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