15 great hotels in Palm Springs (2023)

Stay in the heart of the action at the modern Rowan Hotel, which opened in 2017. Located in a prime downtown location, you can walk to the best restaurants, bars and shops in an instant. The views of the nearby mountains from the rooftop pool are unbeatable and you won't scoff at the water mist to cool off in the desert sun - the adjoining bar tops it all off with summer party music and plenty of seating for lounging. Don't miss the daily happy hour in the lobby with free beer and wine. Then you can visit the rooftop 4 Saints Restaurant, which offers modern American cuisine and 270-degree views of downtown and the San Jacinto Mountains. Pet owners will be happy to know that their furries are not only welcome at the mountain ash, but welcomed with open arms and full water bowls.

Dive Palm Springs is the modern getaway we all need in life. It offers 4-star suite accommodation - such as the Orchard Suite with Jacuzzi - and views of the gardens from several sun terraces. The swimming pool is the perfect place to sunbathe before heading to the nearby restaurants, cafes and bars where you can eat to your heart's content. From the bottom to the top.

Guests will love sitting and lingering on the Miramonte's charming terrace, surrounded by an olive grove, just off the main lobby, which features fire pits and a bocce court with views of the Santa Rosa Mountains. Guests are encouraged to walk around this Mediterranean-style property and pick their own citrus fruits, which is highly recommended. Theovergrown with bougainvilleaThe resort offers three swimming pools - including a saltwater pool - a citrus and vegetable garden and more than 200 rooms, suites and villas. Miramonte underwent a major renovation last year, adding fun activities like yoga classes, live music on weekends, and e-bike rentals. Don't miss a visit to the WELL Spa for a day of relaxation with a seasonal treatment such as the Precious Gemstone facial and induction timethen in the steam room. The on-site Citrus & Palm restaurant offers Mediterranean dishes such as whitebait saltimbocca, vegetable tagine and lamb lollipops, along with grilled halloumi cheese and a variety of dips such as hummus and baba ghanoush.Opa!

You may know this historical gem from the reality showThat bachelorette(Clearlyseason of Crawley) recorded during quarantine. The enormous estate covers 45 hectares and has no fewer than 41 swimming pools. It has a mix of rooms and villasGaze at the Santa Rosa Mountains, surrounded by palm trees and colorful flowers. As the longest running resort in the Palm Springs area, La Quinta underwent a major renovation project in 2014. Today, the large Hilton Curio grounds include a golf and tennis court, a spa and fitness center, and several restaurants. Twenty6 is a great breakfast option, especially if you like Eggs Benedict or Huevos Rancheros.

At Casa Cody you can stay two blocks from Main Street in downtown Palm Springs and still feel like you are away from the hustle and bustle. This historic, charming property is the oldest hotel in Palm Springs and was founded in the 1920s by Harriet Cody, Buffalo Bill's cousin. Thanks to high hedges and security gates, you will find peace and space here. All rooms are well-appointed with Southwestern décor and modern amenities, and the property is replete with a variety of citrus trees. A light, complimentary breakfast of croissants, scones and gourmet cereals is served daily at the hotel, along with evening tea by the pool.

When it comes to hotels, the Hilton group knows exactly what they are doing. Who could have guessed? There's a real Palm Springs vibe here - right in the middle of the action, with the San Jacinto Mountains as a backdrop and some of the best restaurants and cafes around. What if you want to explore a bit? Just hop on the Hilton Palm Springs shuttle bus and go explore. If you're staying at a hotel (why not?), the pool area is very basic with a large pool and plenty of space to relax in the Palm Springs sun. There is also a very good spa on site as well as some good places to eat and drink and the service is as good as you would expect. Strongly recommended.

If you're looking for something a little more intimate for your stay in Palm Springs, this hotel is definitely one of our top picks. This is a small but perfectly designed little oasis in the heart of downtown Palm Springs with the best service of any hotel we've visited here. Complimentary bicycles, a gorgeous outdoor pool, immaculately comfortable hammocks, and super cute breakfast boxes demonstrate the commitment to hospitality that can be felt at this hotel, each beautifully complementing the view of Mount San Jacinto just a few miles away.

Driving to Palm Springs always leaves us with a sleepy, carefree daze - and this intimate location only adds to the city's glamor. Originally built by mobster Al Wertheimer in the 1930s (the pantry had a secret door that led to the brothel), the hotel has come a long way in its nearly 90-year history. Today, the rooms are plush but not over the top, and the lush greenery makes you feel like you're in a rustic Spanish hacienda (even if the town's main street is only a block away). At weekends, the shaded pool is lively but never overwhelming, and the Purple Palm restaurant on the ground floor is a stylish place to dine after a day in a bikini. We believe you will enjoy yourself here. Terribly.

Saguaro is a lot less tacky than it sounds. Light color block facade and blue bedrooms with basswood furniture (yes, we said that).Calcium) and purple carpets may sound like every designer's worst nightmare, but this place somehow makes it happen. The hotel is huge but the amenities are plentiful, the staff are friendly and the spa and pool are especially nice (although there is quite loud pool music). The food is nothing special, but there are plenty of othersRestaurants in Palm Springsin town to please you. If you're here on a weekend, it might feel a bit like the Jersey Shore, with lots of bachelorette parties and drunken buddies, but this place is set up so you can largely avoid anyone you don't want - or for that matter.to belong.

The first thing you notice when you check in at L'Horizon is the tranquilityCalmThis is. With 25 thoughtfully appointed bungalows and a beautiful outdoor spa, the property presents itself as Palm Springs' only luxury boutique hotel. And in a way you have to believe them. The design is fresh: private outdoor showers and copper-domed fireplaces create a homey feel, while floor-to-ceiling windows flood each room with light. Steve Hermann, an accomplished Hollywood designer, oversaw the project, which explains the subtle "CEO-meets-Desert-Maharaja" vibe. Another highlight is the infinity pool with unobstructed views of the San Jacinto Mountains and the vast blue sky of California.

Sometimes all you need is a place to stay without the crowds, and Hotel California does a great job with that. What it lacks in designer amenities it makes up for in homely, unpretentious charm. Don't feel like going out for dinner? There is a fully equipped kitchen with all the utensils needed to make a date smoothie or an omelette (there are also two grills outside - a poolside grill, grilled anyone?). Since there are only 14 rooms (plus a two-story townhouse with a private balcony), foot traffic is minimal in the lush courtyard, which is framed by towering banana palms and accompanied by a bubbling fountain. The same goes for the guest lounge, which serves coffee and fresh fruit throughout the day.