The Parker Palm Springs Review

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The Parker Palm Springs

Fodor's Review:

A cacophony of color, flashing lights, and over-the-top contemporary art assembled by New York designer Jonathan Adler, this is the hippest hotel in the desert, appealing to a young L.A.-based clientele. When you arrive, a greeter will whisk you from your car to your room to complete registration; the stroll takes you through a brilliant desert garden. You may find relaxation around the pools, if nowhere else—pulsating music fills the air throughout the resort. Rooms have textured sisal floor coverings, exotic woven fabrics in bright reds and browns, and leather seating. All have private balconies or patios (with hammocks) that are secluded behind tall shrubs. The clubby restaurant, Mister Parker's ($$$$), will delight any well-heeled carnivore. Pros: Fun in the sun, celebrity clientele, pure indulgence at the Palm Springs Yacht Club Spa. Cons: Pricey drinks and wine, confused service, long walks in the hot sun to get anywhere.

  • Hotel Details: 131 rooms, 13 suites
  • In-room: safe, refrigerator, DVD, Wi-Fi.
  • In-hotel: 3 restaurants, room service, tennis courts, bar, pools, gym, spa, laundry service, bicycles, parking (paid), no-smoking rooms.
  • Credit Cards: AE, D, DC, MC, V
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