Holiday House Palm Springs

California is a great place to visit and to see mountain and ocean views. This state has it all and travelers will want to spend time in Palm Springs when they are here. When they are looking for lodging, they can turn to the Holiday House Palm Springs. This 28-room hotel was first opened in 1951 and was designed by architect Herbert W. Burns. It was remodeled recently and with the help of interior designer Mark D. Sikes, it is now modern and features artwork that will astonish guests. It includes a pool, hot tub, and concierge.

The rooms here are in size order from good, better, best, and big. None of the rooms here have televisions because the hotel wants its guests to enjoy their stay here and tear themselves away from the tube. The rooms include air conditioning and climate controls, mini bar, mini fridge, and all rooms are non-smoking. The big rooms include a full size kitchen. There is dining on-site for guests of the Holiday House Palm Springs at the Pantry. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Nearby, guests can find a lot to see and do. They can check out Ruddy’s General Store Museum, Palm Springs Historical Society, Agua Caliente Cultural Museum, Sonny Bono Statue, Village Green Heritage Center, and Village Fest. There are many local art galleries in the area for them to see as well.

Booking a room here is simple and guests will love the color and simplicity that the Holiday House Palm Springs brings to their lives.