Looking for Palm Springs Suggestions...

[Ryan Roman]

Apologies in advance if this is the wrong forum to post this question... With that said, I have a couple of buddies who coincidentally are both headed to Palm Springs in the next 5 days (1 for an interview, the other for the winter). Both are encouraging me to go as well, and as I'm working from home, it's doable. Needless to say, I'm seriously considering it. For those of you familiar with lodging in PS (or the adjacent towns), do you have any suggestions on lodging (it can be off the beaten path) that's inexpensive (for PS/adjacent communities) and clean... In advance, thanks, and again, apologies of this is the wrong forum.

[+ Lucky]

There is a thread pinned above about the Palm Springs Weekend. It has lots of hotel information.

[+ Lucky]

There is a thread pinned above about the Palm Springs Weekend. It has lots of hotel information.

[Ryan Roman]

There is a thread pinned above about the Palm Springs Weekend. It has lots of hotel information.

 

Thanks!

[Ryan Roman]

There is a thread pinned above about the Palm Springs Weekend. It has lots of hotel information.

 

Thanks!

[Boy4]

If I may piggy back.... what is the risk of COVID in the city at the moment?

[Boy4]

If I may piggy back.... what is the risk of COVID in the city at the moment?

[+ Pensant]

If I may piggy back.... what is the risk of COVID in the city at the moment?

https://covidactnow.org/us/ca/county/riverside_county?s=1200292

[+ Pensant]

If I may piggy back.... what is the risk of COVID in the city at the moment?

https://covidactnow.org/us/ca/county/riverside_county?s=1200292

[+ honcho]

If I may piggy back.... what is the risk of COVID in the city at the moment?

 

In contrast to what Pensant just posted, the most localized source of info I'm familiar with is the state-wide tool, which is only granular to the county level (https://covid19.ca.gov/state-dashboard/)

 

Riverside county is still in the most heavily impacted tier; 14 day average 5.2% positivity rate (statewide is 2.9%).

[+ honcho]

If I may piggy back.... what is the risk of COVID in the city at the moment?

 

In contrast to what Pensant just posted, the most localized source of info I'm familiar with is the state-wide tool, which is only granular to the county level (https://covid19.ca.gov/state-dashboard/)

 

Riverside county is still in the most heavily impacted tier; 14 day average 5.2% positivity rate (statewide is 2.9%).

[+ Charlie]

Riverside County moved back into the most restrictive tier this past Friday (e.g., no indoor dining, no gyms, etc.), and will be there for at least three weeks before it is possible to move to the next tier again.

[+ Charlie]

Riverside County moved back into the most restrictive tier this past Friday (e.g., no indoor dining, no gyms, etc.), and will be there for at least three weeks before it is possible to move to the next tier again.

[+ Charlie]

Cathedral City has just begun a ban on short term rentals, which is a controversial issue there and in other towns in the valley.

[+ Charlie]

Cathedral City has just begun a ban on short term rentals, which is a controversial issue there and in other towns in the valley.