For years, the Coyote Inn was where Chris and Barb Miller would go when they needed an escape. Now, it’s home. The Millers have owned the Coyote Inn since 2008. They fell in love with it as guests, when they would leave their donut business in Utah for a few days of relaxation in Palm Springs. It was “a grind,” Chris says, and when the opportunity to purchase the Coyote Inn came up, they jumped. “The previous owners were looking for a different lifestyle, and we were looking for something different,” Chris says. Chris and Barb live on the property,...

For years, the Coyote Inn was where Chris and Barb Miller would go when they needed an escape. Now, it’s home. The Millers have owned the Coyote Inn since 2008. They fell in love with it as guests, when they would leave their donut business in Utah for a few days of relaxation in Palm Springs. It was “a grind,” Chris says, and when the opportunity to purchase the Coyote Inn came up, they jumped. “The previous owners were looking for a different lifestyle, and we were looking for something different,” Chris says. Chris and Barb live on the property, and work seven days a week. They do everything and anything that needs to be done, and always have their “game faces on,” Chris says. They love forging relationships with guests, greeting new faces and welcoming back regulars. “We meet a lot of interesting people,” Chris says. “When people find us, they’re hooked.” Guests come from all over the world, and enjoy the peace and tranquility that comes along with a property that is adults only. They also love the saltwater pool and hot tub, which is good for the skin. Snowbirds flock to the Coyote Inn during the spring, and book for the next year before their visit is even over. “People come here to relax,” Chris says. “Our location is ideal; you can walk downtown, but you’re far enough away where you can’t hear it. Some guests don’t even rent a car.” There’s something about walking through the gate and entering the Coyote Inn’s courtyard that instantly puts guests at ease. “Once people hit the fountain, they forget about everything,” Chris says. “It’s a great place to unwind.”