Standard King Room (Accessible)
450 sq.ft • Full Double Bed
From $902
Palm Springs, United States of America
Holiday House Palm Springs
4 star
From $316/Night
From $316/Night
Standard Amenities
24-hour front desk
Concierge
Express check-in/out
Luggage storage
Self-parking
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Holiday House Palm Springs
Herbert W. Burns designed Holiday House in 1951, and the 28-room hotel in downtown Palm Springs still carries his clean midcentury lines, now filtered through a reimagining by Mark D. Sikes and the team behind Sparrows Lodge. What sets it apart from the resort hotels nearby is the art scattered through the property: David Hockney, Roy Lichtenstein, Herb Ritts, Alex Katz and Mr. Brainwash hang on the walls, a Donald Sultan sculpture stands in the garden, and Gio Ponti inspired tilework runs behind the bar. There are no televisions in the rooms, a deliberate choice meant to push guests toward the communal spaces instead, so anyone who wants to disappear into a screen after a day in the sun should look elsewhere. The two-story property sits on just over an acre, with a pool, a garden, and an adults-only policy that keeps children off the premises and lets the bar stay lively into the evening. The Pantry serves a continental breakfast of homemade bread, pastries, fruit and Vittoria coffee, included in the resort fee, and the same room turns into a restaurant for lunch and dinner built around simple American cooking. Wi-Fi, parking, concierge, laundry and dry cleaning are all on hand, and pets can join for an added fee. Walk a few minutes and you reach the Agua Caliente Cultural Museum, Annenberg Theatre and Plaza de las Flores, so a car is optional rather than essential. This suits travelers who want a small, design-conscious base with a social pulse, not families or anyone chasing a quiet, anonymous stay. A 1951 midcentury hotel in downtown Palm Springs, reimagined with art by Hockney and Lichtenstein and rooms without televisions. Adults-only, pool-centered, and built for travelers who want design and company over anonymity.
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What to Know Before You Go
A 1951 Midcentury Landmark Reborn
Built in 1951 by architect Herbert W. Burns, one of Palm Springs' defining midcentury modernists, Holiday House operated under several names, including The Chase Hotel, before reopening in 2017 with its original identity restored. Interior designer Mark D. Sikes and the Sparrows Lodge team reimagined the 28-room property, pairing period architecture with a communal, whimsical atmosphere across the grounds.
A Curated Collection of Blue-Chip Art
Guests wander past an art collection that includes works by David Hockney, Roy Lichtenstein, Herb Ritts and Alex Katz alongside pieces by Mr. Brainwash, with a garden sculpture by Donald Sultan set among the grounds. Gio Ponti-inspired tile work anchors the bar, giving the midcentury property a gallery-like character that rewards a slow, curious walk through its public spaces.
Where you'll be
200 W. Arenas Rd., 92262 Palm Springs, United States of America
Need to know
A few notes on your visit.
Check-in
From 15:00
Check-out
Until 12:00
Size of property
28 rooms across 2 floors
Cards accepted
Visa, Master Card, American Express
Electricity
120V · 60Hz · type A/B sockets
Meals
Information about the type of meals included in the price is indicated in the rate details.
Pets
Pets are allowed for an additional fee. Price of accommodation: 100.00 USD per stay.
Extra info
Know Before You Go
Guests under 21 years old are not permitted at this adults-only property.
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