Palm Springs
Where to Stay
Casa Cody is a dreamy old school retreat tucked right in the middle of the action. An oasis within walking distance of tons of restaurants and shops, this historic motel is the perfect spot to hang your hat. Pools with a view of the San Jacinto mountains, citrus trees to pluck fresh cocktail garnishes from, and beautifully designed rooms– what more could you want?
Spread out and enjoy a classically appointed mid-century modern Palm Springs bungalow at this private stay. Complete with its own dipping pool, wet bar and two bedrooms, the extra space and convenient location make this a great spot for folks who want to stay while and spread out.
Dine
California produce meets desert cool, with a restaurant scene that places aesthetics at the top of its to-do list. Here, some sit-down spots with dishes just as beautiful as the scenery– and some quick eats for when the pool just can’t wait.
See & Do
hot hikes, cold cocktails, charming boutiques + all the art and architecture your heart desires
Norma’s- splurge on brunch & take in the iconic decor of the Parker Palm Springs
Del Rey- romantic candlelit tapas showing off the best of California’s produce
Bar Issa - pizza, pasta, and most importantly, pistachio soft serve
Sandfish - who says the desert doesn’t have sushi? sit out side for mountain views
The HeyDey - smash burgers with a side of martinis
Sherman’s Deli - an icon for a reason
The Sandwich Spot - Dutch crunch bread, perfect poolside fuel
On the Mark - everything you need to stock your place, from cheese and olives to wine and treats
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Tahquitz Canyon
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Bon Vivant
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Andreas Canyon
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Mojave Trading Post
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Moorten Botanical Garden
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Gré Records
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Palm Springs Art Museum
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Las Palmas Brewing
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Summer Sol
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Bootlegger Tiki
