Casa Cody is the oldest operating hotel in Palm Springs. Under the management of Casetta Group, Casa Cody has embarked on a historic preservation. The revitalization project brings the property into the present day with a modernist aesthetic and lifestyle amenities and services. It continues to honor its Spanish Colonial Revival heritage, adobe hacienda architecture, and timeless soul.
The resort was established by Harriet Cody, the cousin of legendary Wild West showman Buffalo Bill Cody, in 1920. Harriet Cody built the original Adobe-style house, which now serves as the main building of the resort. Over time, additional adobe bungalows were added to accommodate guests.
Despite facing multiple challenges and changes over the years, including ownership changes and periods of decline, Casa Cody has managed to retain its historic charm and allure. The resort underwent extensive renovations in the 1990s to restore and preserve its unique architectural features.
Quiet and secluded yet just steps from Palm Springs’ center, Casa Cody is an enduring romantic respite with 30 accommodations, including four freestanding homes. Rooms include a writing desk, mini-bar, and mini fridge.
The Standard Studio are located throughout the property with close proximity to both, grassy lawns and swimming pools. The Large Studios include a kitchenette and separate seating area. The are found by the round pool or along the South Lawn.
Casa Cody’s spacious one-bedroom suites are found by the round pool or on the South Lawn and bring a fresh and free edge to the desert experience. Featuring separate sleeping areas, it’s also perfect for extended stays. All come with opulent king-size beds, complete kitchens, and spacious living rooms.
The Adobe House is a rare example of an authentic and original Adobe house. Built in the early 1900s and with 2-bedrooms and 1-bathroom, the home is finished with two queen-size beds, a complete kitchen, separate dining room, and living room. Found on the South Lawn of Casa Cody, the Adobe presents unhindered views of the mountains and desert sky from its two patio areas and private outdoor shower. Updated with modern comforts, the home holds memories of its past. The living room stage was installed by opera singer Lawrence Tibbett, and rumors tell that it was here that Charlie Chaplin would perform.
The Winter’s House has history dating back to the 1930s. This self-contained private space is hidden away on Casa Cody’s North Lawn. Start each day in the four-poster king-size bed and then allow yourself to roam – either beyond the house’s limits or through its complete kitchen. It includes a covered patio plus private indoor and outdoor dining areas.
Switch modes as you move through Harriet’s Cottage, one of Casa Cody’s most requested houses. Drift from the king-size bed nestled in the bedroom to your wet bar, or settle into outdoor dining before stargazing from the attached private patio surrounded by bougainvillea and greenery.
The unique 2-bedroom suite is found by the round pool and brings a fresh and free edge to the desert experience. Featuring separate sleeping areas and bathrooms, it’s also perfect for extended stays. One king bedroom and one queen bedroom, a complete kitchen, and a spacious living room.
Situated on over 1.5 tranquil acres in front of the rising backdrop of the San Jacinto Mountains. Winding pathways surrounded by wild bougainvillea, native plantings and fruit trees throughout lead to two swimming pools, new food and beverage offerings for guests, an edible garden, outdoor tubs and showers, and wide-open lawns.
Inside, heritage elements mix with colorful and modern Spanish revivalist appointments to capture the hotel’s history in unique ways. Found in different pockets of the grounds, the Casa Cody rooms allow every guest to create their own experience.
Great for weddings and social events.
Recently added is a Spa Treatment Room for a massage or Reiki session.
The Marketplace at Casa Cody is a nod to the classic local mercantiles of the southwest. To nourish and refresh, choose from a variety of artisan-inspired offerings made with garden-fresh, seasonal ingredients in addition to Casa Cody-grown produce, pastries, charcuterie, Lo-Fi natural wines, Mikkeller craft beers, and house-made specialty cocktails.
Today, Casa Cody Resort continues to welcome guests from around the world who are drawn to its historic ambiance, lush gardens, and serene atmosphere. It remains a testament to the glamour and allure of Palm Springs’ golden era and is a beloved landmark in the city’s rich history.
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