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Inn at Palm Springs

Inn at Palm Springs

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Inn at Palm Springs

2525 N Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs, California 92262

(888) 788-8466

info@innatpalmsprings.com

The Inn at Palm Springs sits in a prime spot between three of the city’s most interesting neighborhoods: Little Tuscany, the Uptown Design District, and the area near the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. That location gives you and your dog easy access to walkable streets, local shops, and one of the region’s top attractions without needing to drive across town. Dogs are welcome at the inn, which is a significant plus given how many Palm Springs properties restrict pets.

The inn has a casual, approachable feel that suits the Palm Springs vibe. Rooms are comfortable and well-kept, and the property’s smaller scale means it does not feel like a sprawling corporate hotel. For dog owners, that intimacy matters — you are closer to outdoor spaces, the staff recognizes you and your pup quickly, and the overall pace is relaxed enough that having a dog along does not feel like a logistical challenge.

The Uptown Design District, just a short walk away, is packed with vintage furniture shops, galleries, and casual eateries. Many of these businesses are dog-friendly or at least have outdoor areas where your dog can sit with you while you browse. Little Tuscany, a quiet residential enclave with winding streets and mature landscaping, is an excellent neighborhood for morning walks with your dog. The streets are peaceful and shaded, with mountain views in several directions, and you’ll notice how calm the whole area feels compared to downtown.

The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is nearby, though dogs are not allowed on the tram itself. Still, the area around the tramway station and the lower trails offer some walking options, and the drive up to the station is scenic. For dog-friendly hiking, the Indian Canyons trails and Tahquitz Canyon are both accessible from central Palm Springs and allow leashed dogs on select paths. North Lykken Trail, which starts near downtown, is another popular option with panoramic views.

Contact the Inn at Palm Springs for reservations and current pet policies and fees. If you’re looking for a well-located, dog-welcoming base in the northern part of Palm Springs, this inn delivers on convenience and character without the corporate feel.

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