Why You Don’t Have to Stay at the Host Hotel – And Why You Might Not Want To
Attending a conference or trade show in Palm Springs? Make Palm Springs business travel into a memorable experience. Whether you arrive a few days early or stay a couple of days after, Palm Springs Boutique Hotels offer the perfect stay for B-leisure or a workcation.
Where to stay in Palm Springs for business? While the Palm Springs conference hotel is often presented as the default option, it’s not always the best choice for you. In fact, staying elsewhere can offer several advantages—without sacrificing convenience.
Here’s why savvy attendees sometimes skip the host hotel and opt for a better fit at one of more than 80 Palm Springs iconic boutique hotels:
Host hotels can carry premium pricing. Staying at a nearby boutique hotel near the Palm Springs Convention Center could mean more value for your dollar—especially for multi-night stays. And if you’re a member of Stash Hotel Rewards or Guestbook, you can earn (or use) points while staying at a boutique hotel.
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