New Palm Springs Arrive hotel

The design at the new Arrive hotel has midcentury motifs like butterfly roof but also a use of contemporary materials such as Cor-Ten steel.

Arrive draws heavily from Midcentury Modernism’s playbook but pushes the design vernacular into 2016.

The tufted buttons in the coffee shop are vintage brass military buttons.

Tahra Soofi, left, and Collin Hilden of San Francisco enjoy the marble ping-pong table near the pool at the new Arrive hotel.

Arrive designer and partner Chris Pardo’s sense of playfulness can be found in the marble ping-pong tables with metal dividers that spell “ping my pong” in lieu of a net.

Guests check in at the bar and order room service via text.

The mechanical rooms have doors that say “Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain” at the new Arrive hotel. Bikes are available for the guests to use.

The rooms are equipped with Apple TV, Malin + Goetz bath products and minibars at prices that compete with the local convenience store.

The rooms are furnished with stylish yet affordable pieces from West Elm and CB2.

The rooms are simple yet sophisticated at the new Arrive hotel.

The pool area at the new Arrive hotel has plenty of open space, private lounge areas and cozy seating.

A guest rests his champagne glass on the cinder blocks outside the room’s patio area.

Guests relax at the Arrive hotel pool area.

A bocce court and ping-pong table give guests opportunities for activities near the pool.

Multiple types of tile add contrast to the cushions in the dining area.

The wall hooks in the restaurant are shaped like hands giving a thumbs up.

The Ice Cream Shop is entered from the street rather than through the hotel, inviting locals to partake.

Multiple toppings are available at the Ice Cream Shop.

Dining guests have a view of the mountains and pool area.

Tall, wavy grasses line the walkway outside the rooms at the new Arrive hotel. The concrete blocks provide shade.