Mount San Jacinto may be looking down at the hottest property in town, Kimpton The Rowan Palm Springs, but its view is rightfully tinged with a shade of envy. For the first time in Palm Springs history, a hotel is about to afford guests desert vistas that rival those to be had atop the mountain itself. The much anticipated seven-story
Summer in the desert conjures images of long, lazy pool days, sunset cocktails, or maybe a massage to cool down after an early morning hike. Consider doing that at one of Greater Palm Springs’ resorts and save some coin at the same time. Here are 12 summer deals that are light on the wallet and heavy on the pleasure. Book
Whether jet-setting to the desert for a weekend or just exploring available amenities in your own backyard, take note: Some of the best foodie destinations hide inside hotels. The Ritz-Carlton, Rancho Mirage, is home to two gorgeous dining establishments, State Fare Bar & Kitchen and The Edge Steakhouse. Seated inside State Fare Bar & Kitchen at a table by the
At the four-diamond Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa in beautiful Rancho Mirage it begins with luxurious and spacious guest rooms. Each of the hotel’s 340 rooms—the largest in the Coachella Valley—come with all the ingredients needed for the perfect getaway, including cozy bedding, flat screen televisions and sunken tubs. The resort and its amenities are equally impressive. The award-winning Sunstone
Some Greater Palm Springs resorts make an indelible mark by going beyond the expected and creating an activity that sets them apart from anywhere else you’ve stayed. After all, the best adventure is in the idiosyncrasy of one’s surroundings. Check out these one-of-a-kind activities: Are you born to be wild? How about renting a Harley-Davidson, an Indian, a Honda, or
The Saguaro Palm Springs opened in February 2012, and is now the most Instagrammed hotel in the Coachella Valley. Its bold color palette is the work of architects Peter Stamberg and Paul Aferiat, who have infused the property with 14 hues reflecting the indigenous flowers that bring color to the desert landscape. The 244-room hotel is best known for a
When The Monkey Tree Hotel opened back in 1960, its original rack rate card was designed with the classic midcentury color combination of yellow and teal. Coincidentally, that exact color scheme played a prominent role in the renovation undertaken in 2016 by the property’s current owners, Gary and Kathy Friedle. The pool area has yellow umbrellas and the existing furniture
This posh gem, once a hideaway for Hollywood’s elite, is a William F. Cody design reimagined by contemporary architect and hotelier Steve Hermann. The intimate, 25-room property and peaceful desert landscape create a rich experience. In addition to luxurious comfort, amenities like an infinity pool and private bar and SOPA’s alfresco dining are major attractions. 1050 E. Palm Canyon Drive,
