Casa Cody

The romantic and historic Casa Cody Inn is the oldest operating hotel in Palm Springs. It was founded in the 1920's by the beautiful Hollywood pioneer, Harriet Cody, cousin to the legendary Buffalo Bill. Nestled against the spectacular San Jacinto mountains in the heart of Palm Springs Village, Casa Cody with its adobe hacienda architecture has decor inspired by Santa Fe and other desert cultures. Twenty-three ground level units, many with private patios and fireplaces, others with kitchens. All have cable television and private phones. Two pools and a secluded, tree-shaped whirlpool spa are on the beautifully landscaped grounds. Available now is a newly restored 1910 2-bedroom adobe villa where chrlie Chaplin played. A delightful continental breakfast is served every morning in a casual atmosphere at one of the two pools.

The Willows Historic Palm Springs Inn

Built in 1927, a local historical landmark. Meticulously restored to its former grandeur, refinement and elegance. Features antique furniture, sumptuous linens and luxurious private baths. All rooms have a private bath, antique furnishings, VCR, CD players, telephone, cable television, and individual climate controls. Guests will enjoy a full gourmet breakfast daily, afternoon wine, and hors d' oeuvres, beautifully landscaped gardens, and an outdoor pool and Jacuzzi.

Desert House Inn

A charming newly restored Inn in a single story poolside setting. Guest rooms and studios with kitchens. Welcome baskets upon arrival. Located in the picturesque, historic Tennis Club District and less than a two minute stroll to famed Palm Canyon Drive and the center of the Village of Palm Springs with its restaurants, shopping, and attractions.