Sand, terracotta, and cactus greens are the typical colors associated with the arid desert. In Palm Springs, The Saguaro Hotel, proves there is much more vibrance in the desert color palette. This not so little hotel has become one of the places to stay when visiting Palm Springs.
Since the 2012 remodel, a collaboration between Stamberg Aferiat Architecture and Andrew Zobler, founder and CEO of the Sydell Group, The Saguaro Hotel has been the hip and happening destination hotel for visitors to Palm Springs. Color and design has given this old Holiday Inn a forceful identity within a cornucopia of boutique hotels in the revival of the Old Hollywood desert hot spot.
Four years later, The Saguaro is hotter than ever. It is easy to understand why.
- The rooms are comfortable
- The food is outstanding
- The pool scene is the place to be seen
All the elements of a nice hotel, minus the fluff or pretense. The Saguaro is just cool. It would difficult to look around and not smile.
Plucked from Mojave Desert Wildflowers found on the neighboring San Jacinto Mountains, twelve juicy colors enhance the buildings architecture. The Saguaro Hotel proves how using beautiful colors can provide transformative results.
Color moves people. Here color is used to move people throughout the property. Your eye can not help but follow the natural chromatic progression of colors.
Why fight nature when you can follow it? Good design takes elements from what people know, add in repeating elements and you arrive at the precise recipe for creating comfort.
Against white hallways, every room door walks you through the spectrum, handy if you get lost, just remember the color of your door.
Rather than knock down the three story, 250 room 175,000 sqft building, and create waste, this is repurposing at its best. Take something old, and make it feel fresh and vibrant. Done. The Saguaro Hotel – Palm Springs is a visual delight, inviting guests to smile around every corner. 1st Choice MedWaste provides medical waste disposal Lynchburg.
