About Us…
Palm Springs is home to 80 extraordinary small boutique hotels of exceptional architectural and cultural diversity. From quaint inns and quietly secluded bungalows to hip and modern poolside hangouts, they cater to the spectrum of Palm Springs travelers’ tastes.
Palm Springs Preferred Small Hotels (PSPSH) is an association of all the boutique hotels with fewer than 50 rooms that are located within the city limits of Palm Springs. The purpose of PSPSH is to serve as an economic driver and to create awareness of the uniqueness of boutique hotels, which are an essential part of Palm Springs’ unique culture and economy.
A convenient portal allows potential guests to explore hotel amenities, architectural styles, and vibes, then book directly with them at no charge to either the hotel or the guest. It publishes a monthly newsletter and ongoing blog, Boutiquely Palm Springs, which serves as an insider’s guide to all that is quirky and desirable about Palm Springs and its boutique hotels.
For Hoteliers…
PSPSH is formally known as the Palm Springs Small Hotel Tourism Business Improvement District Advisory Board. It was established in 2016 as a TBID through a series of Town Hall meetings by local small hotel owners and managers in partnership with the City of Palm Springs.
The PSPSH operating committee is composed of hotel owners and managers and most are also members of Small Hotels Palm Springs (SHoPS) and/or the Desert Gay Tourism Guild (DGTG). The committee operates as a “quasi” commission, with meetings that are open to interested members of the public under the Brown Act. It is funded by a 1% TOT assessment levied upon each hotel and motel business.
PSPSH works closely with the Palm Springs Bureau of Tourism and the Greater Palm Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau. Hoteliers, we have more information for you here.
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Tomorrow, August 15, is the deadline to apply for our Artist in Residence program, which will give photographers the time and space to slow down, explore, and create meaningful work. This is your opportunity to spend up to two weeks in Palm Springs surrounded by iconic architecture, desert landscapes, and extraordinary light. Click the link in bio to learn more and apply.
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With our Artist in Residency program, great architecture meets great photography. Palm Springs is home to one of the world`s most celebrated collections of mid-century architecture, and participants will have the opportunity to photograph it from the inside. Spend one to two weeks exploring remarkable boutique hotels while creating your own body of work. Click the link in bio to apply before the August 15 deadline.
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Tomorrow, August 15, is the deadline to apply for our Artist in Residence program, which will give photographers the time and space to slow down, explore, and create meaningful work. This is your opportunity to spend up to two weeks in Palm Springs surrounded by iconic architecture, desert landscapes, and extraordinary light. Learn more and apply at PSArtistResidency.com ... See MoreSee Less
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With our Artist in Residency program, great architecture meets great photography. Palm Springs is home to one of the world's most celebrated collections of mid-century architecture, and participants will have the opportunity to photograph it from the inside. Spend one to two weeks exploring remarkable boutique hotels while creating your own body of work. Apply by August 15 at PSArtistResidency.com ... See MoreSee Less
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Let your photographs become part of something lasting. Help preserve a piece of Palm Springs at our Artist in Residency program. Artwork created during the residency may appear in exhibitions, publications, educational programs, digital archives, and future storytelling projects celebrating Palm Springs' boutique hotel heritage. Create work that matters. Learn more at PSArtistResidency.com ... See MoreSee Less
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