As one of the oldest structures in the Palm Springs area, The Willows has that “if these walls could talk” appeal: Marion Davis, Charlie Chaplin and other luminaries were regulars. Those who want to experience Palm Springs’ as its first fans did will appreciate the grandeur and intimacy of The Willows, with only seventeen guestrooms and is only open for a limited number of stays from September to May. In fact, there’s so much adventure packed into this desert oasis that we’ll begin with all things that continue to make the “Palm Springs lifestyle” so alluring. Whether you’re heading out to Palm Springs for a weekend or a week, just choose your adventure, open your mind, rent a car (preferably a convertible), enjoy this exceedingly colorful change of scenery and check out its many hidden gems along with familiar haunts such as the three branches of the Palm Springs Museum of Art. And yet as we stand in 2021, isn’t it so àpropos that nostalgia for all of these yet seem more attractive than ever? One thing you’ll see in our guide to Palm Spring is that visitors all have one thing in common, however, is that they are strongly rooted in nostalgia. And then there are those who of natural wonders, wellness and the great outdoors. You’ve got your aficionados of Mid-Century modern design and fashion and others who can’t get enough of that global “bohemian chic” vibe unleashed by Coachella. As you’ll read in our Palm Springs Guide, visitors typically fall into a few camps.
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