The Ingleside Estate went back to its roots. In the 1920s, the Spanish Colonial Revival-style property was owned by a wealthy automaker, but it was transformed in the 1930s by Palm Springs pioneer Ruth Hardy, who turned it into an invitation-only private club, where everyone from Elizabeth Taylor to Ava...
Smoke Tree Ranch began with an unusually idealistic notion of what life in the desert could be. The property traces its origins to 1925, when the Smoke Tree Forest Company envisioned a community on some 400 acres in south Palm Springs. But its defining chapter began in 1936, when Fred...
Once you walk onto the tranquil grounds of The Hacienda at Warm Springs, you’ll forget about the world outside the gate. The Hacienda, an upscale gay men’s resort, feels like a private sanctuary, with its lush foliage, Japanese water feature, Saltillo-tiled patios and walkways, Southwestern plants, outdoor fireplace, in-ground spa,...
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Desert Paradise: A Beautiful Retreat for Men The Desert Paradise is more than a hotel. This men’s clothing-optional resort is a gathering place for travelers from around the world, who come to Palm Springs for rest, relaxation, and community. Providing a welcoming, non-judgmental space that feels like a second home...
Casa Cody is the oldest operating hotel in Palm Springs, founded in the 1920s by Hollywood pioneer Harriet Cody, cousin of the illustrious Buffalo Bill. Under the management of Casetta Group, Casa Cody reemerges following a historic preservation and revitalization project, ushering the property into the present day with a...