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The mid-century modern home is set against a backdrop of palm trees and clear blue sky. A spacious lawn extends towards a shimmering pool, bordered by lounge chairs. Umbrellas provide shade, inviting relaxation near the outdoor covered seating area.
Villa in The Mesa
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

A+ Location ~ Quiet, Chic & Private. Near Downtown

Top 5% home & “GUEST FAVORITE” by AirBnb! This 3 year old stunner awaits you in the coveted hillside enclave of The Mesa, just minutes from the best of downtown P.S. The mid-century inspired home has 3 bedrooms, 3 en-suite bathrooms, 14 ft. ceilings, sliding glass doors, Bosch appliances, exhibition grade art, 2 car garage, sunken living room, fire pit, outdoor sofa / dining area, salt water pool & hot tub. It delivers high style, elegance and privacy. Owned & Operated by a local 5⭐️ Superhost.

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A serene backyard features a private UV pool surrounded by lush greenery and palm trees at sunset. Vibrant blue chaise loungers are set beside the water, which reflects a warm glow from the surrounding landscape lighting.
Home in Tahquitz River Estates
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 260 reviews

Palm Springs Eco Mid-century Urban Oasis Retreat

This fabulous mid-century home is all you need for getting your fix of sun & moon bathing and chilling in a lush garden absorbing majestic mountain views. Eco-friendly with solar panels & plug-in for electric car. This 3-bedroom oasis boasts desert-landscaped front yard and a big Mediterranean backyard with UV pool, Jacuzzi, outdoor dining, grill, hammock, fire-pit & lounging areas. Breathtaking mountain views. Tesla folks: the charger in the garage requires a 220 plug adapter. City ID# of 4295

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An outdoor seating area features modern chairs arranged around a fire pit, set against a picturesque desert backdrop. A hot tub is positioned nearby, with mountains visible in the distance beneath a soft evening sky transitioning from daylight to twilight.
Home in Yucca Valley
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 327 reviews

The Edge | Seclusion, Design & DREAM VIEWS + More

THIS is why you come to the desert. Perched high above Yucca Valley you‘ll find The Edge, our modern & stylish 2 bed/2 bath desert getaway. It's quaintly secluded on a 2.5 acre lot, yet only minutes from town & Joshua Tree National Park. Explore the local attractions, hike from your own backyard or lounge the day away in our luxurious hot tub while marveling at THE BEST VIEW in the High Desert! ✔ 2 King Bedrooms ✔ Full Kitchen ✔Spa ✔Fire Pit ✔Hammocks ✔BBQ ✔ High-Speed Wi-Fi See More below!

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The guest house features a spacious sleeping area with a king-sized bed adorned with a light blue coverlet. Wood-paneled ceiling and contemporary furnishings enhance the room, which includes large glass panels that slide open to reveal a private outdoor space.
Guesthouse in Sunmor
5 out of 5 average rating, 521 reviews

Stardust Oasis Guest House, feat. Atomic Ranch Mag

Located in central Palm Springs, this adorable Midcentury Modern private guest house was built in '71 and refreshed to match our '60 house. Set-up just a like a hotel room (270 sq ft) with private entrance, patio, small fire-pit, lounge area, and private outdoor shower. There is a small kitchenette (no cooking). Great for singles & couples. Adults only. Includes access to main yard, shared pool & a new spa! LGBTQ owned/operated. Neighborhood has a remarkable collection of midcentury homes!

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An open living area features a stylish dining table for six and a cozy seating arrangement with a colorful striped sofa. Large glass doors provide an unobstructed view of the private backyard and pool area, allowing light to fill the space. Modern lighting enhances the ambiance.
Home in Palm Springs
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

Midcentury Modern Vibe with Backyard Pool & Spa

• Midcentury modern home designed by William Krisel and built by Alexander Construction in 1959. Fully renovated in 2022. • 5-10 minute drive to downtown • 10,000 sq. ft. lot w/ private backyard and stunning views of the mountains • Large pool (heat at extra charge) & hot tub • Fully stocked and equipped kitchen • East Racquet Club Estates - safe, walkable, and many midcentury homes. "We loved everything about our stay: the home, neighborhood and host!" City of Palm Springs ID #055220

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A large pink inflatable flamingo float is situated in the clear water of a private pool. Lush greenery and white walls are visible in the background, contributing to a vibrant outdoor setting.
Home in Sunmor
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 721 reviews

“Your Mid-Century Modern Oasis - Private Pool”

ID#1837 | The Dream Home EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC! INDIVIDUALS or COUPLES seeking LUXURY, MEMORIES, and ROMANCE: Step into Palm Springs’ #1 Airbnb PLUS HOME—a mid-century retreat featured in national publications. Behind bright yellow doors, your private paradise awaits with YOUR FULL-SIZE PRIVATE POOL, heated spa, and lush gardens. Perfect for honeymoons, anniversaries, or a memorable getaway to relax, reconnect, and create lasting memories. Don’t wait—book your unforgettable escape today!

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A private outdoor space features a shimmering saltwater pool alongside a hot tub. Two loungers sit under the shade of a pergola, with towering palm trees and distant mountains providing a beautiful backdrop.
Home in Demuth Park
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 237 reviews

RETRO RANCHITO in PALM SPRINGS Organic & Holistic

A healthy, holistic, and organic retreat home, all to yourself. Super private (birthday suit level) saltwater pool & hot tub with an organic garden growing fresh herbs and seasonal vegetables. Natural body products, organic bedding, towels, and robes are available. Warm desert air, blue skies, and mountain views from the front and rear yards in this very private Palm Springs retreat, perfect for just you or your friends & family to create new memories. City ID # 4235 TOT Permit#7315

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Home in Palm Springs
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 139 reviews

Space Age Atomic House - Twin Palms

One-of-a-kind mid-century modern home in Palm Springs’ exclusive Twin Palms neighborhood—one of the city’s most architecturally significant and desirable areas. A rare 1-of-1 Cary Bigman design featuring a signature flying saucer canopy and orbital ceiling, retro-modern interiors, and private sliders from each bedroom. Enjoy a fully hedged yard with heated pool, mountain views, and E-Scooter rentals for exploring downtown. 3 private bedrooms accommodate 6 overnight guests.

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A luxurious outdoor area features a spacious salt-water pool surrounded by lush landscaping. Comfortable lounge chairs and colorful floats are arranged around the pool. Palm trees and colorful plants enhance the tropical ambiance, while the evening sky offers a soft, warm glow.
Home in Palm Springs
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 328 reviews

The "Guest House"

The "Guest House" Palm Springs is a modern/private guest house in the heart of Palm Springs! Convenient to everything!. This private guest house has four star amenities... Lux king bed, top notch electronics, internet, lighting, sound & furnishings with panoramic mountain views! A commercial size/salt water pool/spa to lounge in! PS City ID #3527. Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) of 12.5% collected by Airbnb. Pool heat is available for an additional $300 per day.

Top guest favorite
An inviting pool area is surrounded by palm trees, with a shimmering blue surface reflecting the evening sky. Sun loungers and umbrellas are positioned nearby, alongside spacious outdoor seating areas. Soft lighting enhances the modern architecture of the private compound in a tranquil setting.
Home in Tahquitz River Estates
5 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Warm Sands Mid-Century Oasis-3 King Bed Ensuites

Enjoy your own private compound with all the details covered. 3 en-suite bath bedrooms (“Bedroom 2” is a detached casita) each with 65" Televisions and King luxury bedding. 1/2 bath is located in the main living room. Modern Art and Design opens to your own pool and spa area with mountain views, located in the quiet neighborhood of Warm Sands in South Palm Springs, less than a mile from downtown and all the city has to offer. Palm Springs City ID # is 2870.

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A modern two-story structure features a combination of wood and metal siding, with large windows reflecting the twilight sky. Soft exterior lighting highlights the entrance, while boulders and desert vegetation surround the building, contributing to the serene atmosphere of the desert landscape.
Tiny home in Joshua Tree
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Joshua Tree | Luxury Tiny Home | Couples Retreat

Welcome to Nebula Nest — a brand-new (2025) luxury tiny home set on 2 private acres in Joshua Tree. Designed for couples seeking something intimate, elevated, and unforgettable. Dark, moody interiors contrast beautifully with open desert skies. Wake to mountain sunrises, wind down by the fire at sunset, and soak beneath the stars in the in-deck hot tub. Romantic, secluded, and perfectly sized for two. Just 15–20 minutes from Joshua Tree National Park.

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Home in Palm Springs
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

☀The Palmetto House. A Luxury Mid-Century Oasis☀

The Palmetto House - A Luxury + Mid-Century Oasis with a private resort-like pool with cabana, fire-pit, hot tub & amazing views of the San Jacinto mountains located about 2 miles from Downtown Palm Springs. This mid-century modern home was designed by legendary Architect James Cioffi and offers a spacious layout and seamless flow to the pool area. High ceilings and windows let tons of natural light flow in creating an oasis both inside and outside.

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Palm Springs Aerial Tramway

Rotating tramway offering sweeping views, hiking trails, and access to Mount San Jacinto State Park

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Ride the world’s largest rotating tramcar from the Valley Station up to the 8,516-foot Mountain Station to step straight into cool mountain air and sweeping views of the Coachella Valley and beyond. At the top, explore observation decks, a natural history museum, two documentary theaters, and grab a drink or meal at the restaurants or cocktail lounge. Head out on easy nature walks or over 50 miles of hiking trails, and in winter, snowshoe, cross-country ski, or play in the snow.

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Indian Canyons

Scenic nature reserve with hiking trails, lush vegetation, and cultural history

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Explore miles of easy to moderate trails through lush palm oases, running streams, and rocky desert gorges in Palm, Andreas, and Murray Canyons. Walk shaded loops along creeks, follow canyon routes to seasonal waterfalls, or join ranger-led hikes to learn about the native ecosystem and wildlife. Discover rock art, historic house pits, and other traces of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, whose ancestral home this is. Visit the Trading Post for maps, refreshments, and locally made art and artifacts.

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Palm Springs Air Museum

Aviation museum featuring flyable WWII, Korea, and Vietnam-era aircraft in interactive hangars

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Explore three large, air-conditioned hangars filled with more than 60–70 vintage military aircraft from World War II, Korea, Vietnam, and the Global War on Terror, many still flyable and with no ropes keeping you back. Climb into select cockpits, try simple flight simulators, and browse themed exhibits, artifacts, artwork, and a small aviation library. Talk with veteran docents who actually flew or worked on these planes and share first-hand stories. For a splurge, book a warbird ride in aircraft like the C-47 Skytrain or P-51 Mustang, and finish with a stop at the gift shop.

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Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center

Creative hub for exploring mid-century architecture, design exhibitions, and community programs

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Step inside a restored 1961 glass-and-steel midcentury bank building, where original terrazzo floors and the former vault-turned-design store are part of the experience. Explore rotating exhibitions, archives, and the Palm Springs Art Museum’s architecture and design collections, with a strong focus on mid-century modern history and innovative design. Join educational and community programs in this creative hub, and time your visit for low-cost or free Thursday evening admission. It’s a compact but focused stop for design and architecture fans right downtown.

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Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs

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At Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs you can play a full range of Vegas-style slots and table games on a large, 24-hour, smoke-free gaming floor with a laid-back, playful atmosphere. Unwind at the top-notch spa with real hot mineral springs, private or public soaking, massage, a Salt Cave, Acoustic Sound Bath Room, and Chakra treatments. Eat and drink well with brunch, a buffet, deli options, and The Steakhouse, known for quality steaks and crab legs. Catch live sports on huge bar screens, enjoy handcrafted cocktails, and plan around weekly entertainment like Jazzville on most Thursdays, Great American Songbook afternoons on Mondays in Cascade Lounge, Cascade Nights dance parties on Fridays and Saturdays, Sunday Latin Nights, plus rotating concerts, comedy, and themed evenings.

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Palm Springs Art Museum

Cultural hub showcasing modern art, native artifacts, and dynamic exhibitions

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Explore three floors and 28 galleries filled with modern, contemporary, European, Western, glass, and Native American art, plus photography from renowned artists, sculpture, and two sculpture gardens. Check out rotating exhibitions, the impressive glass collection, and performances in the Annenberg Theater, then relax at the on-site bistro or cafe. Visit on Thursdays from 5–8 p.m. for free admission with music and drinks. Afterward, step outside to enjoy downtown Palm Springs and the lively VillageFest street fair.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Palm Springs?

    Palm Springs has a mix of historic neighborhoods, mid-century homes, and vacation rentals in areas like Downtown, Old Las Palmas, and Twin Palms. Guests often enjoy stays close to local shops, galleries, and cafes.

  • What are the best things to do in Palm Springs with kids?

    Families often explore The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens, visit Children’s Discovery Museum of the Desert, or cool off at public pools. Nature walks and outdoor art installations are also popular for all ages.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Palm Springs?

    Explore art galleries, stroll through the Palm Springs Art Museum, or ride the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway for views over the desert. Local markets, garden walks, and architectural tours are frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather in Palm Springs?

    Palm Springs is known for its sunny climate, with summer highs reaching around 87–89°F (31–32°C), while winters are milder, averaging 46–67°F (8–20°C). Rain is infrequent and tends to fall mostly in winter.

  • What are the best places to visit in Palm Springs?

    Palm Springs has attractions such as the Palm Springs Art Museum, Moorten Botanical Garden, and the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. Historic sites, public art, and desert parks are also frequently suggested.

  • What are some hiking trails in Palm Springs?

    Hiking is popular at Indian Canyons, Tahquitz Canyon, and Joshua Tree National Park, which is near Palm Springs and known for scenic desert trails. Each has a mix of paths for different experience levels.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Palm Springs?

    Families frequently visit The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens, enjoy nature walks at Sunnylands, or stop by the Children’s Discovery Museum of the Desert. Outdoor pools and garden tours create relaxed outings for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Palm Springs?

    Explore Joshua Tree National Park for hiking, wildlife, and rock formations, or visit nearby mountain villages for local culture. Wine tasting, hot springs, and desert art installations are often recommended just outside the city.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Palm Springs?

    Many vacation rentals and guesthouses in Palm Springs welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods like Downtown and Racquet Club Estates. Local parks and walking paths make it easy to enjoy the area with your dog.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Palm Springs?

    Pack sun protection such as a hat and sunscreen, as skies are typically clear. Early morning or evening activities are often suggested to avoid midday heat, and exploring the city's mid-century architecture is a favorite experience.

  • What is Palm Springs known for?

    Palm Springs has a rich history in mid-century design, vibrant arts scenes, desert landscapes, and wellness traditions. The city is often recognized for its architecture, golf resorts, and inclusive community events.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Palm Springs?

    Visitors sometimes discover Moorten Botanical Garden, the whimsical Robolights art garden, or private home tours showcasing original mid-century design. Quiet neighborhood parks and local cafés add unique flavor to a visit.

  • What are the best foods to try in Palm Springs?

    Enjoy locally rooted flavors like date shakes, regional Mexican fare, and California-style brunch dishes. Fresh salads, grilled meats, and artisanal ice creams are frequently suggested at area cafés and markets.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Palm Springs?

    Pack lightweight clothing, sun protection, and comfortable walking shoes for exploring art, parks, and trails. A refillable water bottle helps with dry weather, and layers are useful for cooler evenings.

  • What is the nightlife in Palm Springs like?

    Downtown Palm Springs has lounge bars, live music, dance venues, and relaxed patios, often drawing diverse crowds. Local cabaret shows, drag performances, and outdoor cocktail spaces create a vibrant evening atmosphere.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Palm Springs?

    Many visit Palm Springs for recurring events like Modernism Week in winter, the Palm Springs International Film Festival, and Pride celebrations in fall. The city also has seasonal art and food festivals that attract local and international visitors.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Palm Springs?

    Palm Springs has a wide selection of family friendly vacation rentals, with spacious homes, pools, and outdoor spaces in neighborhoods like Sunrise Park and Deepwell Estates. Many rentals offer amenities for children and multi-generational stays.

  • When is the best time to visit Palm Springs?

    Fall and spring are often recommended for more comfortable temperatures and outdoor events. The area has cooler, pleasant weather in winter, while summer brings higher heat.

All about Palm Springs

Bookended by the San Jacinto Mountains, Palm Springs is known for its natural hot springs, restaurants, golf courses, and sunny weather. Locals and visitors alike embrace the relaxed mentality here, taking time out by the pool or browsing the concept stores downtown. But there’s a lot more to the city, including the Palm Spring Art Museum with three floors of mixed media art. Outdoor enthusiasts head out to the surrounding canyons and mountains for hiking or cross-country skiing in the winter. Food lovers can taste globally-inspired dishes in laid-back diners and upscale modern restaurants.

Visit during Palm Springs Restaurant Week at the beginning of June to try them all, or pick up fresh, seasonal produce at the Coachella Valley Certified Farmers’ Market every Saturday from October to May. The Uptown Design District runs the gamut from art to design, sophistication to kitsch. Sleek, mid-century homes designed by notable architects line the streets — take a guided tour or grab a map at the visitor’s center and head out on your own.

What are the top things to do in Palm Springs?

Palm Springs Aerial Tramway

Take a ride on the largest rotating aerial lift in the world, and climb 8,516 feet along the cliffs of Chino Canyon to the Mountain Station in about 10 minutes. You will be rewarded with spectacular mountain views. Temperatures drop to about 30 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit at the top, respite from the desert heat and the perfect weather for hiking nearby trails.

Indian Canyon

During the winter months, head out to Indian Canyon for optimal hiking conditions, with temperatures hovering around mid-60 degrees Fahrenheit. This beautiful and culturally rich area is home to native wildlife, plants, rock art, streams, and a 60-foot waterfall. Aside from the sacred beauty found here, you’ll also find multiple hiking trails suitable for most levels throughout the lush canyon.

Robolights

Venture out to the Movie Colony East neighborhood and visit the incredible light display known as Robolights. The exhibition gets redesigned each year with scavenged and gifted trash items. A wonderland of Christmas lights and sculptures, the four-acre residential plot will take you about 45 minutes to walk. Christmas time is incredibly vibrant, and the artist usually offers open hours for the public to stop by.

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Palm Springs

  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 5,960 vacation rentals in Palm Springs

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Palm Springs vacation rentals start at ﺩ.ﺇ37 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    4,120 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 2,690 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    5,730 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    3,550 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    5,840 of Palm Springs vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Self check-in, Monthly stays, and Pet friendly across Palm Springs rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    Palm Springs stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    Palm Springs's top spots, include Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, Indian Canyons, and Palm Springs Air Museum

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