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Name: Casa Cody Country Inn
Address: 175 S. Cahuilla Road, Palm Springs, CA, 92262, US
Telephone: 760-320-9346
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Casa Cody Country Inn

P: 760-320-9346

175 S. Cahuilla Road, Palm Springs, CA 92262

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Romantic, historic hideaway nestled against the spectacular San Jacinto mountains in the heart of the Palm Springs Village . Adobe hacienda architecture. Decor inspired by Santa Fe and other deert cultures. Casa Cody has 28 ground level units, many with private patios, kitchens and fireplaces. Two pools and a secluded whirlpool spa. A 1910 newly restored 2-bedroom Adobe House where Charlie Chaplin played. Also a 1936, 4-bedroom Spanish Ranch

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Architecture: Historic

Architecture: Spanish/ Mediterranean

Breakfast Included

Family Friendly

Fireplace

Hot Tub

Internet / Wi-Fi

Kitchen/Kitchenette

Meeting/Banquet Facilities

Microwave

Pet Friendly

Swimming Pool

Weddings

Hotel Backstory

A slice of Palm Springs history

History is all around at the Casa Cody.

Founded in the 1920s by Harriet Cody, a cousin of the legendary Buffalo Bill Cody, the Casa Cody is a 29-unit bed and breakfast in the adobe hacienda style. Its ranch buildings were constructed from the early 1900s to the 1950s — the Adobe House, built in the 1910s, used to house Charlie Chaplin and Lawrence Tibbett when they would visit and the Winter House is a small cottage relocated to the property from the 1932 Los Angeles Summer Olympics. During World War II, Gen. Patton’s officers training for the North African campaign stayed on the premises.

Surrounded by citrus, bougainvillea, and mature trees, visitors walking along the property also stumble upon pieces of a stone wall and irrigation ditch commissioned by Judge John McCallum, the first non-Indian settler in Palm Springs, who wanted to make Palm Springs an agricultural hub.

“The grounds and rooms are beautiful,” manager Randa Sabbagh said. “It’s like your second home.”

Randa has been working at Casa Cody for nearly two decades, and knows all of the regulars.

“I’ve seen people who first come in when they’re pregnant, and now they keep coming back but their children are 18 years old,” she said. “We have lots and lots of repeat guests. We know their stories and everything.”

In fact, most of Casa Cody’s employees have worked there for more than 20 years, and the owners have been there for 30.

“It’s a family atmosphere,” Randa said.

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