The Palms at Indian Head Management • July 18, 2026

The Dive Bar at The Palms at Indian Head Hiring Bartenders

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A one-of-a-kind underground cocktail lounge beneath the hotel's iconic Olympic-size pool adds another reason to visit Borrego Springs. 


Looking for a fun part-time opportunity in one of Borrego Springs' most distinctive destinations? The Dive Bar at The Palms at Indian Head is hiring bartenders for Friday and Saturday evenings from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m.


The position is ideal for someone who enjoys meeting people, creating memorable guest experiences, and working in a unique setting unlike anywhere else in the desert.


A One-of-a-Kind Workplace


Located beneath the iconic Olympic-size pool at The Palms at Indian Head, The Dive Bar offers an unforgettable atmosphere featuring natural stone walls, handcrafted wood accents, soft blue lighting, and underwater viewing windows into the swimming pool above. Guests enter through a beautifully hand-carved mermaid door created by renowned wood artist Glen Weischedel, making every visit an experience.


Part of Borrego Springs History


The Dive Bar is part of The Palms at Indian Head, one of Borrego Springs' most historic properties. Originally opened as the Hoberg Resort in the late 1940s, the hotel became a favorite getaway for Hollywood celebrities, including Marilyn Monroe and Marlon Brando, along with many other stars who sought the beauty and tranquility of the desert.


Today, the restored boutique hotel continues that tradition, welcoming visitors from around the world while preserving its rich mid-century character.


More Than Just a Bar


Working at The Dive Bar means being part of a destination where guests can:


  • Stay in beautifully restored mid-century rooms and private casitas
  • Dine at the award-winning Coyote Steakhouse
  • Browse local artwork at The Gallery at The Palms
  • Relax beside the landmark Olympic-size pool
  • Explore nearby Palm Canyon Trail, Ricardo Breceda's world-famous metal sculptures, and Anza-Borrego Desert State Park


Apply in Person

If you're interested in joining the team, stop by The Palms at Indian Head.


The Palms at Indian Head
2220 Hoberg Road
Borrego Springs, CA 92004
(760) 767-7788


Hiring for: Bartender
Hours: Fridays & Saturdays, 4:30–8:30 p.m.

Become part of a local landmark and help create one of Borrego Springs' most memorable cocktail experiences.








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