2026/2027 Palm Springs Artists in Residence

A 34-room Spanish-style boutique hotel in the Uptown Design District, built in the late 1920s and reopened in 2011 with a modern interior. Rooms open onto private patios around a saltwater pool and garden courtyard.

A 16-room, clothing-optional resort for gay men near the Uptown Design District, built in 1957 and reimagined in 2021 with a relaxed Hollywood Moderne feel.

A 1956 mid-century modern classic, designed by Herbert Burns, in the Historic Tennis Club District that keeps its original design, with rooms and kitchen suites around a heated pool and courtyard.

A small mid-century modern hotel with 11 rooms set around a year-round heated pool, with views of the San Jacinto Mountains. Designed by Herbert Burns, it’s playfully preserved and has gorgeous gardens.

A 1922 Spanish Colonial Revival estate and Palm Springs Historic Landmark, once a private retreat for Hollywood stars. Its 30 rooms sit on two acres a block from downtown, home to Melvyn’s Restaurant.

A family-run, 21-room hacienda-style hotel near downtown, with a courtyard pool, rooftop deck and easy walking to the uptown design district.

A 1921 Spanish Revival property, formerly The Andalusian Court, renovated in 2023, with nine suites and bungalows around a central pool.

An eight-suite, adults-only hotel in the Historic Tennis Club neighborhood that offers a modern take on the old West, set around a walled, gated pool.

The Stardust Hotel is a 1955 mid-century property in the Tahquitz River Estates neighborhood, one block from restaurants and bars, with its original pink exterior restored. Its nine rooms pair deep jewel-toned walls and bold tile with warm, retro furnishings.

A wellness-focused boutique hotel downtown with 13 suites and a Himalayan salt sauna, rain room and cold plunge for guests.

A 1948 mid-century modern hotel that first opened as Los Dolores, with 12 apartment-sized rooms, a pool and hot tub, and work by local artists on display.

A 28-room mid-century modern hotel on North Palm Canyon Drive, built in 1955 and expanded by architect Howard Lapham in 1956, with rooms around a courtyard pool.

The ThreeFifty Hotel offers a colorful take on mid-century Palm Springs in the coveted Tennis Club Neighborhood, with ten spacious guest rooms arranged around a heated swimming pool and spa. Renovated in 2017, the hotel combines minimalist design, mountain views, and an easygoing atmosphere.

A restored 1955 Spanish/Mediterranean hotel on North Palm Canyon Drive with 35 rooms and suites, most with kitchens, opening in January 2027.

Opened in 1958 as the Impala Lodge and designed by architect Hugh Kaptur, it is now an eight-suite, adults-only, clothing-optional retreat for gay men.

A 20-room, swimsuit-optional men’s resort in the historic Twin Palms neighborhood, opened in 1959 and renovated with its mid-century architecture intact.