Palm Springs & Desert Hotels
Le Parker Meridien Palm Springs
4200 E. Palm Canyon Dr
Palm Springs, CA 92264
Tel. 760/770-5000
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Well ensconced on the superluxury Palm Springs hotel scene, is a $27-million renovation of the former Gene Autry Melody Ranch and then the Merv Griffin Givenchy Resort and Spa known simply as The Parker. If you have been to either of these, you won't recognize the makeover. The 13-acre property has 131 rooms, 12 one-bedroom villas, and the original Gene Autry house. In keeping with the desert decor, the rooms are basically a relaxed white with light wood overtones. And bat...
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Price Range: Double $315-$625 Oct-May, $139-$500 June-Sept; 12 private villas $1,200-$2,000 Oct-May, $1,200 up June-Sept. There is a $30 resort fee. Guests under 30 can stay in the staff quarters for much less; call for details
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The grounds are heavenly
Posted by luxi from Los Angeles, CA on February 23, 2007
We got a $200 (with taxes) sunday night special after hiking palm canyon. the rooms were quirky and fun -- with nice touches like a complimentary bottle of perrier -- but the best part of our stay was taking a glass of wine outside to the butterfly chairs and sitting around their big gas fire under a completely clear night sky. food prices are outrageous, but breakfast was really good. the gym, while attached to the spa, is pretty standard...and the pools are great too. watch out for the hidden $30 resort fee that is non-negotiable. if you book your room on the parker's site, you won't pay for it until you arrive but you're stuck with it.
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