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1. Alcazar Palm Springs1. Alcazar Palm Springs2. Casa Cody Inn2. Casa Cody Inn3. The Chase3. The Chase4. Del Marcos Hotel4. Del Marcos Hotel5. Desert Riviera6. Hotel California6. Hotel California7. Los Arboles Hotel7. Los Arboles Hotel

This Palm Spring newcomer (it opened in October) sits behind the city's Design District and has taken the location to heart. Attractive and sexy, the Alcazar offers a winning combination for guests. Its 34 rooms are eye-catchingly designed and boast flat-screen TVs, fluffy white duvets, mini fridges and other amenities that don't usually come in this price range. The grounds are similarly attractive, with soaring palms, a stunning view of the mountains, a saltwater pool and several areas for lounging, snacking or sunning. Pets allowed in some rooms ($50 fee).

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