Viceroy Palm Springs

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Style: Cutting-Edge

Atmosphere: Secluded

64 Rooms

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It seems everything old becomes new again someday; who’d have thought geriatric Palm Springs could relive its glamorous glory days? Yet that’s just what’s happening, as a new generation of Angelenos skips out on Beverly Hills and heads inland to this desert oasis hideaway. And in Palm Springs, it doesn’t get more stylish than the Viceroy—once the Estrella, this place has seen it all, from Joan Crawford and Errol Flynn to American presidents and one King.

Unlike some Palm Springs hotels, the Viceroy is no Rat Pack wax museum or Jetsons-modernist fantasy—this hotel’s hacienda-style Spanish tile roofs and whitewashed stucco walls hide stylish interiors, a modern take on the Hollywood Regency style of the resort’s golden age, decorated in a smart contemporary palette of blacks, whites and yellows. Each of the Viceroy’s three courtyards is centered around a heated pool, surrounded by manicured gardens and citrus trees, and each pool area is served by the hotel’s restaurant and bar.

Rooms are elegant and luxurious, with patios or balconies overlooking the courtyards and gardens, and the one- and two-bedroom villas are nearly palatial, with outdoor banquette seating, parlor rooms, and space enough to sleep four and six respectively. No expense is spared on the creature comforts, including Italian linens and robes and Thymes bath products. And though Palm Springs may feel like another world altogether, the Viceroy isn’t exactly off the grid; broadband internet means that, for better or worse, business is just a fiber optic line away—or, if you’re old-fashioned, Los Angeles is just a two and a half hour drive.

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Viceroy Palm Springs is approximately a 2 1/2 hour drive from Los Angeles, San Diego and Orange County. Please contact customerservice@tablethotels.com for directions.