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4 hostels and guest houses in/near Palm Springs

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Casa Cody

rates from

USD 109

Address: 175 South Cahuilla Rd, Palm Springs
1 km from Palm Springs center
Hotel rating from 64 guests: 8.8

Founded in the 1920s, Casa Cody features guest room with desert-inspired decor. Each includes a private bathroom and mini-fridge. … Prices, discounts & booking

La Joya Inn- A Gay Men's Clothing Optional Resort

rates from

USD 139.5

Address: 545 South Warm Sands Drive, Palm Springs
1.8 km from Palm Springs center

Each suite provides a seating area with a flat-screen TV and free toiletries in the en suite bathroom. … Prices, discounts & booking

Big Bear Hostel

rates from

USD 25.99

Address: 527 Knickerbocker Road, Big Bear Lake
56.9 km from Palm Springs center
Hotel rating from 7 guests: 8.2

Free Wi-Fi and a seating area is featured in each room. A shared en suite bathroom is provided in the hall for all rooms at Big Bear… Prices, discounts & booking

Casa Larrea Inn

rates from

USD 109

Address: 73-771 Larrea Street, Palm Desert
19.9 km from Palm Springs center
Hotel rating from 7 guests: 8.9

In downtown Palm Desert, this quaint inn offers guests an outdoor, solar heated salt water pool and hot tub and rooms with private patios and lounge chairs. … Prices, discounts & booking

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