Colony Palms Hotel

First built in 1936 as the Colonial House, the Spanish Colonial-style hotel had early ties to known mobster Al Wertheimer. Since World War II, the property changed hands twice but always attracted Hollywood’s biggest stars. Palm Springs Hotels Colony Palms Hotel is still as classic with its old school charm and accommodations that even movie stars would enjoy.

Seven different rooms, from the Superior Guest Room to the spacious Winner’s Circle Suite, carry the hotel’s staple lavish appearance through plush bedding and high-end modern furnishings. Luxury linens, bathrobes, flatscreen LCD TV, oversized showers, marble top vanities, C.O. Bigelow bath products, complimentary WiFi, and stocked mini-bars with refrigerators are also available.

Purple Palm provides hotel guests with upscale dining and a menu of staple flavors of California and contemporary American cuisine. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a midday Sunset Hour happy hour.

Palm Springs is a treasure trove of activities and attractions that are not far from Colony Palms Hotel. Guests can embark on the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway and explore the Sunnylands Estate. Travelers can get lost in Palm Springs’ shopping, including along El Paseo Palm Desert, the “Rodeo Drive” of the region. Multiple hiking trails can be found at Tahquitz Canyon and Indian Canyon.

Colony Palms Hotel is a staple of Palm Springs and provides guests with the luxuries of a Hollywood boutique with the accessibility of the resort town of Palm Springs.