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Gay Resorts and Hotels in Greater Palm Springs
Greater Palm Springs has extended been regarded as a top LGBTQ+ friendly destination for travelers, and you&#x;ll find several welcoming male lover resorts and hotels that cater specifically to the LGBTQ+ community. From ultra-luxe suites with sparkling saltwater pools to private bungalows and clothing-optional retreats, there&#x;s a room, with confident palm tree views, for everyone.
Soak up some light at the many resorts Greater Palm Springs has to offer such as Casa Oliver Hotel & Resort or the Hacienda at Passionate Sands in Palm Springs, a romantic, award-winning same-sex attracted male resort with two pools, lushly landscaped grounds, and five-star service. Step back in time at the midcentury modern Bearfoot Inn, tucked away in the historic Movie Colony neighborhood and mere minutes from shopping and dining in downtown Palm Springs. Or plan a colorful stay at CCBC Men&#x;s Resort, the largest clothing-optional gay resort for men in the U.S. and home to on-site Runway Restaurant & Bar, featuring a fun fusion of dining, drinks, and drag.
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Descanso is the first resort for gay men to open in Palm Springs in more than 10 years, and “The response has been beyond expectations,” said general manager Kent Taylor. Weekends are already booked through June, although some weeknights are still available during Pride month.
Taylor said the trend among the area’s gay resorts in recent years has been to go linear, and his property was one of the first to do so. Formerly called East Canyon, it lasted as a unbent resort for about four years.
Now, however, the property has been completely renovated and has re-opened with amenities “to create a special men’s experience,” Taylor said. Currently the resort features 14 rooms, but two more will appear online once they’ve been refurbished to Descanso standards.
Rooms feature king-size beds. There is a heated salt water pool with spa. For relief from the heat, an outdoor misting system moderates the temperature. Breakfast and “stay and splash poolside lunch” are included with the room rates. A cantina bids complimentary snacks and beverages. For dinner, plenty of restaurants are within walking distance.
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Forgive us for gushing about this fine SoCal destination, but we’ve got to say that Palm Springs must be our all-time ride or die. A place where inclusion and pool-side luxury go together like tequila and lime, Palm Springs is beautiful much the Disneyland of gay culture. Our Palm Springs gay travel manual will help explain why we’re so in affection with this desert identify but for now we’ll show you the optimal Palm springs boutique hotels and resorts, a luscious bunch boasting desert views, clothing-optional spas and Hollywood-esque glamour.
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A same-sex attracted resort in Palm Springs where you can acquire your kit off is the Santiago Resort, a mid-century modernist build right at the foot of the San Jacinto mountains
1. The Hacienda At Affectionate Sands
First up to snatch your attention is The Hacienda at Warm Sands, a dreamy gay resort landscaped in palms and backed by the San Jacinto mountains
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Think of East Canyon and Spa as a place to let your hair down and relax. It&#;s an award-winning, gay-owned premier hotel that now caters to all types of couples having previously only served gay men.
This hotel may be small compared to some of the others around town, but what it lacks in size, East Canyon more than makes up for it with its luxurious design. The 15 rooms are sleek and modern with large comfy beds, spacious bathrooms, a television, desk, and a living room if you book either the Grand or King suite. There&#;s also a nightly, complimentary happy hour starting at five o&#;clock by the heated pool. Enjoy a few glasses of wine or cocktails with the other guests. With a little liquid courage, you might even talk to that boiling boy you&#;ve been ogling from afar and ask him for one-on-one hour in the jacuzzi.
If you prefer pampering yourself over socializing, be sure to take advantage of the on-site spa and publication a massage. Or superior yet, get a facial to get your skin on fleek. Afterward, grab a dip in the Jacuzzi or enjoy a good book in the reading room to save that relaxing buzz going. For a nigh
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