A true oasis in the midst of a huge, hot, sprawling desert, Palm Springs has had a long history of attracting the Hollywood elite, from major film directors to starlets looking for fun, relaxation, and respite from all the Los Angeles city hassles. Known for its spas, sublime restaurants, bars and boutiques, and more than a healthy dose of fifties stylish kitsch, Palm Springs is one of those places that everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.
Its colorful history and celebrity magnet status also ensure that its large collection of low-rise hotels and gorgeous retro-styled boutiques are utterly unique. From my own time spent in this cool place, here are my favorite trendy Cool and Unique Hotels in Palm Springs 2023, California (in no particular order)…
Our Top 3 Best Cool and Unusual Hotels
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L’Horizon Resort and Spa
If you’re looking for where to stay in Palm Springs, look no further than L’Horizon, Palm Springs’ top boutique hotel with oodles of Hollywood history and glamour.
Built in 1952 and designed by the world-renowned architect to the stars William F. Cody, L’Horizon has hosted timeless icons such as Marilyn Monroe and Betty Grable.
This is an all-bungalow boutique hotel with only 25 units available, making it a highly exclusive and intimate experience. Each bungalow features oversized marble baths and showers, high-end antique furnishings, 600-thread-count linens, and several other luxurious amenities.
All of the bungalows have sweeping views, and some have exposed brick walls or beam ceilings. The suite bungalows also feature amazing details such as motorized curtains, private outdoor showers, and direct access to the beautiful pool. For the ultimate luxurious experience, try The Residence, the former home of Jack Wrather.
Pros
Unique and very Instagrammable resort
On-site dining restaurant
Swimming pool with bar
On-site spa
Cons
Not for all age groups
Luxury comes with price
No gym
Ace Hotel and Swim Club
A hidden treasure in downtown Palm Springs, the exceptionally rated and much-loved Ace Hotel and Swim Club is a seriously lush and trendy spa resort close to the Joshua Tree National Park, Salton Sea, Salvation Mountain, and masses of hip vintage boutiques and cool bars, and expensive restaurants.
An arty haven for the hip, you can enjoy a laid-back massage or treatment at their ‘Feel Good Spa’, sip on cocktails at their lively bar, or just chill out around one of their two pools.
The interior has been designed with mid-century simplicity in mind. It has plenty of super-cute retro touches to add to the vintage Americana vibe that this hip Palm Springs hotel is so proud of.
Feeling hungry? Enjoy traditional American fare in the Kings Highway Diner, or grab a cocktail or artisanal beer from The Amigo Room. Perfect for any road trip or relaxing holiday, the gorgeous Ace Hotel is a taste of days gone by with a delicious modern twist!
Pros
Cool hip hotel environment
On-site pool
Feel good Spa
Meeting and event spaces
Cons
No coffee maker
Vibe might suit everyone
Some noise from events
The Paloma Resort
The Coachella Valley near Palm Springs has always been a super hip, trendy destination, and La Paloma Resort continues that tradition.
The resort itself dates back to the 1850s, and the bungalows were built in 1919. The mission-style adobe buildings, with their stunning background of the mountain ranges, are just south of downtown and also a good base for hiking and exploring excursions in the desert.
You’ll have plenty of privacy and space in the suites and bungalows, all of which have private poolside patios or balconies and amenities like stocked minibars and king-sized beds to relax.
The Sol y Sombra restaurant is a foodie destination in its own right, with Spanish-style tapas and drinks and indoor and outdoor seating options.
Onsite, you’ll also find free bikes you can use, a wellness center with a hot tub, and a spa.
Pros
Hip and Insta-worthy hotel
On-site ‘Sol Y Sombra’ restaurant
Poolside bar
Spa and fitness center
Cons
Lack of storage space in bathrooms
Pool service is a little slow
Pool occasionally unavailable
La Serena Villas
Set in beautiful gardens, this elegant, historic, and exceptionally rated hotel in downtown Palm Springs is within walking distance of the famous Palm Canyon Drive, with its fancy restaurants, upmarket boutiques, and galleries.
Carefully designed throughout, every single part of this very impressive and very chic Palm Springs hotel has been handpicked by interior designers to create a picture-perfect, Hispanic-inspired luxury hotel.
Each of the secluded private villas at La Serena Villas sits against the backdrop of the San Jacinto Mountains and offers a private patio with romantic claw foot bathtubs and fire pits. Opt for an upgrade and find yourself with ultra-lush amenities like plunge pools, living areas, kitchens, 4-poster beds, and even a front porch with a swing – aw!
Relax at the onsite Whispers Spa, dine on fine cuisine at the Azucar restaurant, or just sunbathe by the retro-cool outdoor pool.
If you are feeling more bohemian, sit back with a beer at the Sugar High rooftop bar and take in the amazing scenery laid out before you.
Pros
Serene chic and romantic ambience
Rooftop lounge and bar
On-site restaurant
On-site swimming pool and spa
Cons
Air Con can be temperamental
No gym
Limited bar menu
Fleur Noire Hotel
The 11 guest rooms in this over-21 boutique hotel are decorated with unique botanical murals by the internationally known painter Louisa Jones, inspired by the local flora and fauna.
The scatter of low-roofed adobe buildings has private casitas, bungalows, and suites built around a pool and patio, with lounge chairs to enjoy your time at this hidden gem in the desert.
The rooms at Fleur Noire Hotel have super comfy beds with soft-as-butter sheets and a little porch. Visitors can borrow free bikes to explore the surroundings or stroll around and take in the architectural details in the neighborhood buildings.
Just out the door, you’ll find the best restaurants in Palm Springs, or you can enjoy the peaceful desert evenings at one of the firepits or the Clubhouse with its stocked pantry, or try the selection of rose wines and champagne at the La Boisson bar.
Pros
Bright and stylish boutique design hotel
On-site hotel bar
Outdoor swimming pool
Cons
Thin walls
Quite far from city attractions
The Saguaro
Arguably the most Instagrammable hotel in Palm Springs, this brightly colored Californian gem of a hotel is located just three miles from downtown Palm Springs.
With large, social, communal areas, one of the largest swimming pools in Palm Springs, and two whirlpool hot tubs, The Saguaro is a great place to meet fellow travelers and have tonnes of fun.
The decor is handcrafted Mexican, with superb mountain views and a young, hip vibe throughout. The rooms are comfortable and quirky, and the trendy Palm Springs hotel also has its private onsite spa. The clientele come here to party, and the hotel hosts DJ party nights at weekends.
The El Jefe serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner and is famous for its legendary tacos and burgers, plus its very own extensive tequila bar. Other hotel highlights include a 24-hour gym, bike rentals, a spa, and even yoga sessions. It’s just fabulously cool and funky all around, really!
Pros
Colorful and fun hotel
Spa
gym and yoga
On-site swimming pool
Bar and restaurant
Cons
Lively vibe might not suit everyone
Thin walls
Some noise from parties
Kimpton Rowan
If the characteristic mid-century modern design of Palm Springs isn’t quite your thing, the chic, sleek, and modern Kimpton Rowan is still among the cool hotels in Palm Springs.
This 153-room hotel brings the calming, earthy ambiance of the desert into its design, which features several stunning vistas from locations inside and out.
Truly an outdoors enthusiast’s dream, this hotel connects to trails and paths throughout the surrounding California desert, so is one of the best areas to stay in Palm Springs.
More traditional attractions, such as shops and restaurants, are just minutes away as well. Or remain close to your home-away-from-home at the rooftop pool and nearby golf courses.
One of the best hotels in Palm Springs brought to you by a well-respected hotel brand!
Pros
Cool and trendy upscale hotel
Rooftop pool with private cabanas
Cafe and rooftop bar
Fully equipped fitness center
Spa and yoga sessions
Cons
Some rooms have better views than others
Thin wall
Some rooms are small
Margaritaville Resort Palm Springs
The famously fun hotel brand now brings a new version to the heart of Palm Springs. Located just minutes from downtown Palm Springs, the Margaritaville Resort Palm Springs is a true tropical oasis with fun, upbeat but upscale decor and swish rooms featuring a great range of amenities, a balcony or patio, and chic marble bathrooms.
Opt for a theme suite, and you may even find yourself in a good-sized hip room with your very own fire pit (on your patio of course). There’s even one with a Marilyn Monroe art installation.
Other hotel highlights include two restaurants, a fun poolside bar and cocktail bar, an onsite shop, tennis courts, a gym, a spa, and not one but two outdoor pools to choose from, complete with cabanas, of course. Yep, you probably won’t want to leave!
Pros
Funky large upscale hotel
Cafe grill and 2 bars
2 resort swimming pool
St. something spa
Cons
No microwave in rooms
Thin wall
Pool service is a little slow
The Wesley Palm Springs
If you’ve always wanted to live the legendary Palm Springs style, the deluxe studios and suites at The Wesley will wow you with their mid-century chic style in a setting of natural beauty.
There are stunning views of the mountains, a heated pool with loungers and fire pits, and gardens full of hummingbirds.
The Instagramable hotel suites at The Wesley Palm Springs are full of light and touches of color, and have fully equipped kitchens with everything you might need. Most suites have their own grill and private patio.
This little slice of heaven is close to everything Palm Springs so you can experience the boutiques, spas and restaurants and then return to your luxury retreat on a quiet side street. Joshua Tree National Park and Mt. San Jacinto State Park are an easy drive, as are many other natural and historic attractions.
Pros
Cute and quirky decor
Hummingbird-filled gardens
Heated swimming pool and suites with kitchenettes
Close to attractions
Cons
No hotel service
No gym
Can get booked up at peak times
Arrive Hotel
This adults-only boutique hotel with only 32 guest rooms provides an intimate, friendly experience that emphasizes the great outdoors.
With breathtaking mountain views, the relaxing pool and the quiet firepits allow guests to unwind while enjoying delicious cocktails, coffee, or homemade plant-based ice cream. Or check out bicycles and utilize the many paths to which the Arrive Hotel is connected.
Arrive has great proximity to the best that Palm Springs has to offer. Shops, restaurants, bars and lounges, and other unique businesses are just minutes away. In addition, the knowledgeable and friendly staff is happy to help you find the right venue for your day or evening adventures.
Pros
Beautiful and trendy design hotel
Swimming pool with DJs
Poolside food and drinks
Close to attractions
Cons
Children aren’t allowed
Lively vibe might not suit everyone
WiFi can be slow
Dive Palm Springs
This tiny, adorable boutique Palm Springs hotel has only 11 rooms. By far, that is the smallest on this list, and this delivers an amazingly intimate and personalized experience.
Inspired by the 1960s French Riviera, The Dive Hotel is like stepping back in time, or as Travel and Leisure described it, “1960’s St. Tropez without getting on a plane.” Enjoy the daybeds and cocktails by the pool under shady palm trees or walk to nearby restaurants and lounges.
Everywhere you turn at Dive, you’ll find a comfortable and stylish place to lounge, which is the atmosphere they’re trying to achieve.
With top names contributing to almost every area, including aperitifs concocted by Pernod Ricard and furniture by Serena and Lily, you’re literally surrounded by and covered in luxury from the moment you walk in the door.
Pros
Stylish luxury boutique hotel
Outdoor Swimming pool
Special event spaces
Cons
Some noise from outside
Some extra charges
Palm Springs Rendezvous
I absolutely loved the Palm Springs Rendezvous! This fab and funky fifties-styled retro boutique bed and breakfast is a little piece of history in Uptown Palm Springs.
Originally built in the 1930s, the very cool Palm Springs accommodation features a traditional Bermuda-style roof and an astroturfed courtyard with a pool (adorned with fun inflatables, of course) at the center. Once known as the Mira Loma Hotel, is was a hideaway for seriously famous guests such as Marilyn Monroe, Veronica Lake, and Gloria Swanson.
These days, you can relax around the pool at this exceptionally rated Palm Springs gem and feel like a movie star yourself as you enjoy any one of the ten individually themed bedrooms that lead out onto the pool and offer air conditioning, retro decor, and vintage furnishings throughout.
Choose from the uber-pink Marilyn Monroe suite, the toe-tapping John Wayne room, and the list goes on…There is even a communal hot tub and a fire pit for guests to enjoy, a sociable complimentary cocktail hour as well as free WiFi in all the rooms. Fun, kitsch, and just wonderful!
Pros
Cozy and fun Instagrammable hotel
Outdoor swimming pool
Party or event spaces
Cons
Breakfast isn’t included
No parking
Sparrow’s Lodge
Originally built by MGM actor Don Castle in 1952, this beautiful, exceptionally rated 4-star red barn hideaway is chock full of rustic charm. A simple hand-painted sign welcomes you to this unique Palm Springs abode that offers a communal barn, an outdoor fire pit, and a vegetable garden as well as a large collection of fine art.
All of the bedrooms at the adult-only Sparrow’s Lodge will make you feel like you are living in your very own Western adventure with russet red walls, concrete floors, and butterfly chairs, as well as horse troughs used as bathtubs – cute!
In keeping with the laid-back vibe of the lodge, there are no TVs to be found in the bedrooms, but there are intimate outdoor areas perfect for enjoying the ever-changing scenery in front of you. The Barn Kitchen Bar and Restaurant stocks cold beers and perfectly cooked steaks all year round.
Situated in South Palm Springs, Sparrow Lodge is within easy reach of both downtown Palms Springs and The Joshua Tree National Park, although you probably won’t want to leave! One of the best hotels near Palm Springs, which offers a wonderfully peaceful retreat.
Pros
Intimate rustic chic upscale hotel
On-site dining and bar
A massage tent
Outdoor pool
Cons
Not for all group ages
Not for the budget-friendly crowd
Air con can be a little loud
Les Cactus
Named after an irreverent French pop music hit from the 1960s, Les Cactus is full of retro vibes and a sun-soaked southwestern Mediterranean ambiance. The chic boutique hotel has just 27 rooms, making it a great choice if you don’t want to stay in a typical big Palm Springs resort.
Downtown is just a five-minute drive away, but with a hammock garden, saltwater pool and hot tub, massages, and outdoor fire pit, you may have a hard time tearing yourself away from the hotel.
The typical architecture with red-tiled roofs, adobe walls, and exposed beams has a homelike feeling, and the airy rooms have beds with Casper mattresses, colorful artwork, and bamboo furniture.
Guests can borrow the free bikes to explore the area, and you have breakfast served in your room every morning in a cute hand-woven basket.
You can get beer, wine, and cocktails at the hotel and order food via DoorDash to eat in your room or in one of the pleasant outdoor seating areas.
Pros
Super cute and hip retro-style hotel
Salt-water pool & hot tub
Massage room
Hammock garden
Cons
Not for all age groups
Only pets weighing under 35lbs are accepted
Avalon Hotel
A classy, chic, and contemporary 4-star and highly rated boutique resort situated at the foot of the San Jacinto Mountains, The Avalon Hotel focuses on health and well-being better than anywhere else in Palm Springs.
Revitalize your soul with a stay in its stunning pure white rooms accented with black gingham and yellows (and all mod cons such as Wi-Fi, flat-screens, Bluetooth speakers, and lush Italian linens), as you learn about the trendy hotel’s very own Hollywood history.
Enjoy a choice of suites with either a private patio or balcony, a second bathroom, a full kitchen, and gorgeous fireplaces. During your stay, take advantage of the hotel’s three outdoor pools, two jacuzzis, the gym, and the Estrella Spa, offering his ‘n’ her therapies, massages, facials, and couples’ treatments.
Complete relaxation awaits you…especially at their wonderful garden cabanas framed by a perfect mountain view backdrop – pure bliss!
Pros
Popular upscale retro chic boutique
3 refreshing on-site pools
‘Estrella’ spa
Poolside dining and bar
Cons
Thin wall
Parking is extra
No fridges in the rooms
Movie Colony Hotel
Housed in a striking modernist building dating from 1935 in downtown Palm Springs and offering the perfect South Beach vibe, this Modernist gem of a hotel provides old-style Hollywood glamour in the heart of the Design District.
Surrounded by art galleries, museums, eateries, and fashionable boutiques, this is a perfect example of why Palm Springs is one of California’s best-loved cities.
The interior of the highly-rated Movie Colony Hotel fully embraces the property’s 1930s roots. It boasts travertine bars with stainless steel refrigerators, seagrass carpets, and elegant plantation shutters combined with all mod cons such as WiFi, iPod docks, and flat-screen TVs.
Most rooms have private terraces, and all of them have easy access to the stunning outdoor pool and jacuzzi. Evening wine is served around a fire pit, and some of the upgraded rooms seriously have to be seen to be believed! You’ll be sure to find your inner-film star with a stay at this retro-chic Palm Springs hotel!
Pros
Striking mid-century modernist gem
Outdoor pool & hot tub
Private patio and terrace
Proximity to attractions
Cons
Children aren’t allowed
Some extra charges
Noisy neighborhood
The Palm Springs Hotel
Set in the trendy Uptown Design District, this contemporary Palm Springs hotel with a retro twist sells itself as the ultimate Palm Springs boutique experience. The exceptionally rated hip abode combines bold interiors with modernist architecture – a fancy film-starred themed desert oasis!
Cleverly combining mid-century chic with new-century convenience, the Palm Springs Hotel offers Apple TV, Widescreen televisions, and a sound dock in every room.
In keeping with the Californian way, all rooms are located around the pool; there’s a hot tub, of course, and the hotel prides itself on its tailor-made art and custom-curated interior styling.
Situated in the very heart of Palm Springs, on the famous Palm Canyon Drive, visitors are within easy reach of the visitor’s center, museums, bars, nightclubs, and plenty of restaurants. Perfect accommodation in Palm Springs for film fans!
Pros
Film-themed chic hotel ambience
Swimming pool area
Private patio
Cons
Located quite far from the city center
No dining facilities
The Three Fifty Hotel
Enjoying a near-perfect rating on Google, this retro-contemporary gem of a Palm Springs hotel was built in the 1950s by famed architect Herbert W. Burns, and this mid-century modern boutique property is located right in the heart of downtown Palm Springs amongst all the hip goings-on.
Located on the grounds of the historic Tennis Club, this intimate ten-room boutique hotel offers contemporary interiors, heavy with white walls and linens with a touch of green and black thrown in for good measure.
All rooms at The Three Fifty Hotel have poolside access, and just beyond is the stunning San Jacinto Mountain range so gorgeous mountain views are guaranteed.
All rooms cater for adult guests only, and as well as a cool outdoor pool and a hot tub, this unique Palm Springs hotel is within easy reach of the very best restaurants, shops, hiking trails, and museums the area has to offer.
Pros
Hip and intimate boutique hotel
On-site swimming pool and spa
Proximity to attractions
Pet friendly
Cons
Air Con can be temperamental
Some rooms are small
Noisy neighborhood
Triada Hotel
Oozing with old-style Hollywood charm mixed with a Spanish Colonial style, this enchanting and chic 4-star Palm Springs hotel offers glamour and style by the bucket load. Located in downtown Palm Springs, you can stay and play in the same hallowed ground that was once enjoyed by the movie elite during the golden age of Hollywood.
The bedrooms at the exceptionally rated Triada Hotel (part of the prestigious Autograph Collection) are an eclectic mix of sleek new furnishings and vintage pieces framed with unusual artwork and organic accessories.
You can enjoy locally sourced fresh food at the Iluminara restaurant or sip cocktails around the pool bar during your stay.
Also offering a gym, yoga classes, a hot tub, and two outdoor pools, the hip boutique hotel offers an enticing blend of relaxation and indulgence in this fabulous enclave of nostalgia, surrounded by the majestic San Jacinto Mountains! Perfection!
Pros
Upscale Spanish Colonial-style hotel
Outdoor dining and pool bar
24/7 Fitness center
Outdoor pool and spa
Cons
Noisy neighborhood
Thin walls
Gym is small
Korakia Resort
Housed in a historic and elegantly resorted 1924 romantic villa, The Korakia Pensione promises to offer unique accommodations unlike any other in Palm Springs.
This very cool and unusual relaxing getaway destination is full of Moroccan and Mediterranean charm. It is the perfect place to enjoy yoga around the outdoor pool or locally sourced and made Moroccan soul food.
With a library full of vintage books and a massage therapist on hand to ease away aches and pains, the Korakia will make you feel alive again.
The rooms and suites at this beautiful Palm Springs abode are simply stunning, with wood or stone floors and ultra-stylish decor mixed with antique finds. Upgraded rooms come with gorgeous four-poster beds, kitchens, and balconies or terraces, and all come with modern amenities.
Watch vintage movies on the outdoor screen, or sit back and enjoy authentic Moroccan tea as you soak up the soft Californian sun in this inspirational retreat hotel located in the heart of Palm Springs!
Pros
Chic and elegant boutique in a great location
Garden with beautiful flowers and plants
Two heated salt water pools
Indoor/outdoor spa lodge
Cons
Food/drinks are pricey
Can get booked up at peak times
Limited breakfast menu
The Weekend
Evocative of the quintessential style of Palm Springs, mid-century modern, The Weekend Palm Springs is one of many boutique hotels in Palm Springs. Still, this one is located in the coveted Old Las Palmas neighborhood. Its recent renovation has helped make it one of the most exclusive hotels in the city, situated in this quiet yet posh residential region.
The Weekend welcomes families, but it maintains an adult atmosphere, and children are not allowed in the classic courtyard pool, where you may find the door to your adorable room.
Fancy yourself among the Hollywood elite of the 1960s as you return from a day of shopping to your room, which travelers rave is a perfect balance of style and comfort.
Pros
Small fabulous mid-century modern boutique
On-site swimming pool
Self-catering with all kitchen amenities
Cons
Small hotel might not suit everyone
Not ultra-luxurious
Children aren’t allowed
Best Hotels in Plam Spring Ranked
In the table below, we have compared the top 21 cool and unique hotels in Palm Springs. You can sort the table based on different factors like location, distance from attractions, price per night, and restaurants nearby:
Hotel Name Location Price Range (per night) Fitness Facilities Distance to Attractions (km) Nearby Restaurants
L’Horizon Resort and Spa 1050 East Palm Canyon Drive $562-$6861 Yes 0.9 10
Ace Hotel and Swim Club 701 East Palm Canyon, $296-$433 Yes 0.5 7
The Paloma Resort 67670 Carey Road $187-$442 Yes 2 5
La Serena Villas 339 South Balardo Street $420-$477 Yes 0.2 14
Fleur Noire Hotel 1555 North Indian Canyon Drive $191-$258 Yes 0.8 8
The Saguaro 1800 East Palm Canyon Drive $176-$433 Yes 1.7 4
Kimpton Rowan 100 W. Tahquitz Canyon Way $489-$740 Yes 0.2 13
Margaritaville Resort Palm Springs 1600 North Indian Canyon Drive $197-$897 Yes 0.9 7
The Wesley Palm Springs CA 92264 $205-$265 Yes 1 5
Arrive Hotel 1551 North Palm Canyon Drive $220-$242 Yes 0.9 8
Dive Palm Springs 1586 East Palm Canyon Drive $293-$451 Yes 1.5 5
Palm Springs Rendezvous 1420 North Indian Canyon Drive $412-$444 Yes 0.7 5
Sparrow’s Lodge 1330 East Palm Canyon Drive $404-$448 Yes 1.2 5
Les Cactus 555 South Warm Sands Drive $252-$264 Yes 0.7 7
Avalon Hotel 415 South Belardo Road $296-$1043 Yes 0.3 10
Movie Colony Hotel 726 North Indian Canyon Drive, $157-$236 Yes 0.1 7
The Palm Springs Hotel 2135 North Palm Canyon Drive $201-$295 Yes 1.4 6
The Three Fifty Hotel 350 South Belardo Road, $207-$252 Yes 0.3 10
Triada Hotel 640 North Indian Canyon Drive $240-$309 Yes 0.1 7
Korakia Resort 257 South Patencio, $303-$911 Yes 0.4 6
The Weekend 111 South Vía Las Palmas, $225-$507 Yes 0.6 3
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Some of these places look like they are straight out of a mad men episode. Palm Springs is on our list for a visit in the next 12 months–definitely bookmarking this page. Thanks for the tips!
The list is great! I would prefer to stay at The Parker – hip, stylish and luxurious resort. looks awesome.
Great article! I’ve stayed at The Three Fifty Hotel. It’s awesome!