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Working from home is great. Staring at the same four walls? Not so much.

Azure Sky Hotel is giving the work-from-anywhere crowd a reason to change the scenery with


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You’re craving sunshine, so a trip to Palm Springs, California, is at the top of your to-do list. You know there will be lots of sun, fabulous food, and great scenery, but your thoughts turn to your dog. Should we take him?

The answer is unequivocally, yes. It’s hard to find a community more dog-friendly than Palm Springs. Many of our


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As summer’s scorching temperatures slowly fade, Palm Springs welcomes the start of another sensational season. Beloved annual events are on the horizon, and several new places to eat, drink, and play are now open. October in Palm Springs encourages you to don a costume and dance to the music, step back in time, enjoy the present with loved ones, and prepare for the upcoming h...


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The Movie Colony Hotel doesn’t follow the usual Palm Springs script. There’s no central pool organizing the experience, no single arrival point where the whole property snaps into view. Instead, it unfolds in parts: three original townhouses from 1935, two back buildings added a decade later, and connective spaces that make the property feel accumulated rather than built all ...


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There are cities you can understand perfectly well on your own. You walk around, take a few photos, check Google maps, and eventually arrive at the conclusion that there is a Starbucks where you expected one.

Palm Springs is not quite like that.

The city looks deceptively easy. Palm trees. Mountains. Pretty much one street, Palm Canyon Drive. But behind the post...


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