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Palm Springs is known for its fabulous boutique hotels, each one offering warm hospitality, standout amenities, and pools that make a splash. Things are only getting better with the opening of these five new and reimagined properties, with more set to start welcoming guests in early 2027.
Mykonos Desert Suites and The Villas Palm Springs
Sitting on your own private balcony is a perk of staying at Mykonos Desert Suites. Photo courtesy of Mykonos Desert Suites
Mykonos Desert Suites aims to be a home away from home. This Mediterranean-style, family-friendly property is in North Palm Springs, away from the “hustle and bustle,” said owner Stan Gold. “It’s a private oasis.” All of the spacious suites (studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom) come with full kitchens, so guests can save money on dining out or work around food allergies. A central pool and spa is the perfect place to relax, cool off, and take in the stunning mountain views. Mykonos’ sister property, The Villas Palm Springs, is next door, and opening to the public in January 2027. 2300 N. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs.
Speakeasy Hotel
Colorful neon lights add pizazz to The Speakeasy’s pool. Photo courtesy of The Speakeasy
The fully restored Speakeasy Hotel still holds onto its history. The property is a carefully restored 1930s adobe house and 1950s guesthouse, with five distinct units for guests to book. The pool area is retro cool, with bright neon lights illuminating the courtyard at night. Speakeasy Hotel is in Tahquitz River Estates, near the restaurants and shops on Highway 111. 137 E. Mesquite Ave., Palm Springs.
The Gloria Palm Springs
Sunsets are spectacular in Palm Springs. Photo courtesy of The Gloria Palm Springs
Named in honor of former owner Gloria Swanson, this swanky boutique hotel dates back to the 1930s, when it was built for Palm Springs pioneer Pearl McCallum. The eight-room Gloria Palm Springs, most recently known as Amin Casa, was recently revamped but retains original elements like hand-laid tiles and rock fireplaces. Guests can expect a design that’s “very clean, modern, and accessible,” General Manager Alfredo Izaguirre said. “We’re creating an environment that’s true to Palm Springs, complementing what we have and bringing in color and patterns that are warm and the style of the desert.” 529 W. Arenas Rd., Palm Springs.
Pink Palm Inn
The Shake, Rattle & Roll room makes a bold statement. Photo courtesy of Pink Palm Inn
At Pink Palm Inn, every room has its own personality. There are 11 to choose from, including the western-inspired Stagecoach, dramatic Silver Screen, playful Palm Royale, and bold Shake, Rattle & Roll, an homage to Elvis Presley. Designed by renowned architect William F. Cody, the Pink Palm Inn opened in 1938 as the Mira Loma, and was last known as the Palm Springs Rendezvous. The rooms are all large and open, with French doors leading out to the pool. Coming soon: a full bar and spa offering facials, massages, and body treatments. 1420 N. Indian Canyon Dr., Palm Springs.
The Rosalie
Candy-colored skies over The Rosalie’s pool. Photo courtesy of The Rosalie by AvantStay
The Wesley is now The Rosalie by AvantStay, and with the new name comes a renewed focus on ensuring guests have a memorable experience. This nine-unit property in Tahquitz River Estates includes seven studios, a one-bedroom suite, and a two-bedroom apartment, so solo travelers, couples, families, and large groups can all find comfortable accommodations. Outside, a pool, jacuzzi, grill, fire pit, and putting green await. 711 S. Riverside Dr., Palm Springs.
Coming soon
Casa Jolie is set to open in 2027, at 280 E. Mel Ave., Palm Springs.
