Limón Palm Springs

Welcome to Limón Palm Springs, an all-steel midcentury modern boutique hotel with an international flair.

Limón Palm Springs is an out-of-the-world location for all types of celebrations and occasions, including bachelorette, bachelor, wedding parties, family reunions, and to chill out with your closest peeps. The entire property is booked as one unit and can accommodate up to 14 guests. This colorful 6 en-suite bedroom property features a state-of-the-art communal kitchen and a fun entertainment room.

Amenities

Please note the items below that only apply to complete property buyouts.

• Six large guest suites – each with private patios
  • One suite is a 2 bedroom/2 bathroom
  • One suite has a large community living room with an oversized wet bar (including ice maker and beverage fridge), large screen TV, foosball table
• Each room includes a mini-refrigerator
• Separate community kitchen with chef’s kitchen, large pantry
• Large pool with spa
• BBQ area including built-in counter for dining, serving drinks, etc.
• Outdoor TV
• Off-street parking for 6 cars (+ ADA)
• ADA accommodations

Limón Palm Springs offers a generously appointed communal kitchen for a sensational setting for every meal. They will assist in hiring your private chef who will prepare delicious food designed to stimulate your hunger for adventure. Fancy a hand-crafted cocktail reception poolside? A multi-course dinner and wine pairing for 14? Catered picnic in a park? Themed celebrations and professional entertainment? They will happily provide the tools you’ll need to create very tasty memories based on the dietary request of your party. Please bring your appetites.

History

Constructed in 1956 and originally built as an apartment house – a ‘fireproof’ all-steel residential building named Stuart Manor – Limón is one of the most unique buildings in Palm Springs. The property was operated as individual residential apartments until being reborn as Limón.

Fans of the historic former Town and Country Restaurant located in downtown Palm Springs will be interested to know that its owner and builder, Malcolm Clarke Sr., also built this building. Clarke was mentioned in an unclassified FBI profile of Frank Sinatra as one of Old Blue Eyes’ business associates. They both owned an interest in the Sands.

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