Holiday Inn Resort Palm Springs
- minutes from Palm Springs International Airport and downtown Palm Springs
- high-speed internet access and wireless data connection
- outdoor pool
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About Palm Springs
Palm Springs is a resort city in the Santa Rosa Mountains, just south of Interstate 10 at the foot of 10,000-foot Mt. San Jacinto on the westernmost edge of the Sonoran Desert. The city is named for the palm trees that line its streets and for its natural hot springs. These features along with a warm climate, fashionable hotels and private homes, golf courses, parks, and swimming pools, make Palm Springs a major, upscale tourist attraction.
The entire Coachella Valley sits atop a large underground lake. Palm Springs is one of nine adjacent communities in the Valley, each offering a similar, yet unique, vacation experience. Most visitors stay in country-club-type resorts that have transformed the desert into a semitropical oasis. Recreational opportunities include golf courses and tennis courts, as well as lavish spas and horseback riding.
Art galleries, antique stores, and many specialty shops line Palm Canyon Drive. There is an abundant supply of gourmet restaurants. Many that are less imposing offer Chinese, Japanese, Mexican, Italian, and other cuisine.
Among the most popular attractions are the Aerial Tramway, Oasis Water Resort, Moorten Botanical Gardens, and the spectacular Indian canyons. The Palm Springs Desert Museum presents desert dioramas and collections of art and Native American artifacts.
The Living Desert Museum is an outdoor facility that has a large variety of plants and animals native to the Palm Springs area as well as more exotic species. The Palm Springs Aerial Museum, located at the regional airport, houses fully restored World War II-vintage aircraft.
The southwestern-style Mercado Plaza in downtown Palm Springs features upscale galleries, boutiques and restaurants. Nightlife in the city includes fine dining and an assortment of bars and nightclubs, as well as gambling at nearby Native American-owned casinos.
Palm Springs Areas
- Palm Springs Airport Hotels
Palm Springs International Airport is served by ten airlines that connect to hundreds of cities worldwide. There are approximately 100 daily flights that include direct non-stop service.
- Palm Springs Convention Center Hotels
The Palm Springs Convention Center has state-of-the-moment in-house convention center services. We offer full service in-house capabilities, from pipe and drape, to telecommunications.
- Downtown Palm Springs Hotels
Take a glance backwards in time to the homes of some of Palm Springs' pioneers from the 30s or World War II-era aircraft. If you love history, Palm Springs got a rich one!
- Knott's Soak City USA Hotels
The only waterpark in Palm Springs, Knott's Soak City is a 21-acre oasis sporting a 1950s Southern California beach theme. Knott's Soak City features 22 water rides and attractions, including a wave pool and lazy river.
- Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Hotels
The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway constructed in rugged Chino Canyon on the north edge of Palm Springs - is about two hours by car from Los Angeles and San Diego.
- Air Museum Hotels
The Palm Springs Air Museum is a non-profit educational institution whose mission is to exhibit, educate and eternalize the role of the World War II combat aircraft and the role the pilots and American citizens had in achieving this great victory.
- Art Museum Hotels
The Palm Springs Art Museum is the only accredited art museum in the Inland Empire region (including Riverside and San Bernardino counties with a combined population of 2,500,000 million residents).
- General Patton Memorial Museum Hotels
The General Patton Memorial Museum was established in 1988. to honor all veterans.
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