The Three Fifty Hotel is a 10-room boutique property in downtown Palm Springs, originally designed in 1950 by architect Herbert W. Burns. The mid-century modern architecture is the real deal here — clean lines, open layouts, and the kind of period details that Palm Springs is known for. It’s a small, intimate hotel where guests get personal attention rather than the anonymity of a larger resort. Three of the hotel’s rooms are designated as pet-friendly, so you’ll want to book one of those specific rooms when making a reservation.

The compact size of the property means your dog will quickly become familiar with the layout, and the downtown location puts you within walking distance of Palm Canyon Drive’s restaurants, many of which have dog-friendly outdoor seating. Having dinner options you can walk to with your dog is a real convenience that changes how you experience the town. The hotel’s scale works in its favor for traveling with a dog. With only 10 rooms, the common areas and grounds are never crowded, and the atmosphere stays calm and quiet. Dogs who do well in relaxed, low-stimulation environments will feel genuinely comfortable here.

The mid-century design extends to the outdoor spaces, with a pool area and courtyard that are well-maintained and visually appealing — a pleasant spot to sit with your pup before heading out for the day. Downtown Palm Springs is right outside the door, making morning walks and evening strolls easy to fit into your routine. The neighborhood offers a mix of shops, galleries, and restaurants, and there are several dog-friendly trails and parks within a short drive if you want more active outings.

For dog owners who appreciate architectural character and a personal-scale hotel experience, The Three Fifty delivers both. The lack of crowds and the walkable downtown setting mean you’re not wrestling with the chaos of larger Palm Springs properties while still being in the heart of things. Just verify pet policies and room availability directly when you call to book.