21February2010
Posted by mjohnson under: Cara's Corner; Guests' Reviews.
“NAMASTE”
A weekend Yoga retreat. That’s what they decided to turn Joshua Tree Oasis and Sorriso Da Terra into. Now they felt the call to practice a weekend of mindfulness and peace, holding rejuvenating poses of Uttanasana and Vinyasa in one of the most extraordinary desert hideaways of all.
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13February2010
Posted by mjohnson under: Cara's Corner; Guests' Reviews.
“Wireless”
She needed to be patched into the “meeting of all meetings” but all she wanted to do was retreat to her exquisitely healing desert retreat– Joshua Tree Oasis and Sorriso Da Terra. Like finding Paradise at the edge of the Mojave. Her entire being ached to find sustenance in this cacti ballet—a symphony of desert sounds and sights and scents—where all the luxury of a five-star resort caressed her into this paradise of perfection. Yet she needed to be present for this singular meeting that was integral to her career on so many levels it was ridiculous.

Once again, Joshua Tree Oasis and Sorriso Da Terra—twin vacation escapes large enough to accompanying a passel of friends and family—came to her rescue.
The beautiful retreat now offers wireless capabilities. You can stay connected to the outside world—Skype and text and Wii and email and Twitter—and attend those faraway important meetings—with your laptop and a margarita and a breathtaking desert landscape offering as much connect and disconnect from the world that you choose.
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1February2010
Posted by pmycroft under: Cara's Corner; Guests' Reviews.
“We brought the moon…”
This was it. Their last chance to make it work together. They’d tried the getting-counseling-together route. The nudist camp/group massage route. The living apart-for-awhile-and-trying-to-meet-somewhere-in-between route. The pretend-you-don’t-know-me-and-pick-me-up-at-the-bar route. But the distance between them was growing. The silence was screaming. The loneliness together even greater. So this was it. They’d booked a weekend at Joshua Tree Oasis—touted as the most beautiful desert vacation retreat on the planet. There would be no distractions other than the wild wonder of the desert landscape —the rocky mountain beyond, the amazing resort itself designed for luxury and infinite peace . And the moon.
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28January2010
Posted by pmycroft under: Guests' Reviews.
From time to time, we receive reviews from our guests, this one being particularly welcome. So we thought we’d share it with you.
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Hello JTO,
We just wanted to say thanks very much for the opportunity to stay in your home. It is a magnificent setting.

Wonderful views
The views out back as well as the home itself make it a great experience. We were in the park hiking each day but managed to spend some time wandering in the rocks behind the Oasis and enjoyed very much having such a comfortable home to come back to each night where we could just relax.
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15January2010
Posted by pmycroft under: Guests' Reviews.
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