 | Place in the Sun Garden Hotel
This spacious, recently renovated garden hotel was built in 1951 as a retreat for the production crew of the film classic A Place in the Sun. |
 | The Andalusian Court
Lucy and Desi Arnaz often came to stay, and Little Ricky is said to have taken his earliest steps on the porch of what is now Villa 4 at The Andalusian Court. |
 | Arenas Gardens West
The property was originally owned by historical figure Pearl McCallum McManus and subsequently sold in the mid-1920s. |
 | Calla Lily Inn
Located in the heart of the historic downtown Tennis Club District, was built in 1950 as La Riviera Apartment Hotel. |
 | Casa Cody — A Country Bed and Breakfast Inn
Founded in the 1920s by Hollywood pioneer Harriet Cody, cousin of the legendary Buffalo Bill. |
 | The Chase Hotel at Palm Springs
Built in the late ‘40s and to this day its classic midcentury modern design creates the perfect atmosphere for a casual and leisurely desert retreat. |
 | The Colony Palms Hotel,
one of Palm Springs’ most historic properties, has re-opened, after a $16 million dollar renovation. |
 | Coyote Inn
The Coyote Inn is an exclusive Spanish mission-style resort, offering the utmost in privacy. |
 | Del Marcos Hotel
Designed in 1947 by famed desert architect William F. Cody, this classic midcentury modern was created to be at one with its beautiful desert surroundings. |
 | Desert Hills Hotel
Like vacationing in a vintage movie, the dramatic views take you back to the era when Doris Day sang by the Desert Hills pool. |
 | Desert Riviera Garden Resort
Freshly renovated with a tremendous emphasis on comfort and flare in midcentury vintage modern style. |
 | The Horizon Hotel
reopened in 2006 after an extensive renovation. While preserving its original ambiance and architectural profiles, the hotel now features state-of-the-art touches |
 | INNdulge Palm Springs — Men's Resort
From 1958 until 1995, the hotel was known as Golden Palm Villa. It was the winter home for many repeat guests year after year. |
 | Old Ranch Inn
In the spirit of the Old West, the heritage of Palm Springs awaits you at the Old Ranch Inn, which has been totally remodeled and restored to reflect its “glamour days.” |
 | Orbit In
Featured in travel, design, and fashion magazines around the world, this midcentury modern boutique hotel celebrates the Palm Springs modern. |
 | Rendezvous
Remodeled into an upscale bed and breakfast in 2007, Rendezvous is now a lively and lovely retreat for today’s L.A. set. |
 | Ruby Montana's Coral Sands Inn
Step back in time to a 1950’s Palm Springs hideaway — built in 1952. Old Las Palmas seasoned with a twist of whimsy. |
 | The San Giuliano
An historic hacienda meets modern design. The San Giuliano offers guests their choice of luxurious single suites, one-bedroom accommodations, or private suites. |
 | The Springs of Palm Springs
Nestled in the heart of “The Village,” this tranquil haven is mere steps away from fabulous shopping, gaming, and entertainment. |
 | Tortuga del Sol — Men's Resort
A relaxing, clothing-optional resort that continues to be recognized as the hidden jewel of the desert for the discerning gay traveler. |
 | Triangle Inn Palm Springs — Men's Resort
Built in the late 1950s by Palm Springs architect Hugh M. Kaptur, it stands as one of Palm Springs’ midcentury modern architectural treasures. |
 | Viceroy Palm Springs Resort & Spa
Luxuriously updated to reflect the Hollywood Regency style made popular during the desert’s original glamour era. |
 | Villa Rosa Inn
An intimate desert hideaway set just outside downtown on quiet, residential South Indian Trail off East Palm Canyon Drive. |
 | Villa Royale Inn & Europa Restaurant
The exclusive hideaway for the stars built in 1947 and renovated by a famous Hollywood set designer to retain its original Mediterranean charm. |
 | Willows Historic Palm Springs Inn
Built in 1927, Clark Gable, Albert Einstein, Carole Lombard and other luminaries have luxuriated at The Willows Historic Palm Springs Inn. |
