Palm Springs, CA
Residents and visitors of Palm Springs will in the very near future have a new destination open. The last piece of the puzzle is a certificate of occupancy, expected to be issued next week, that all involved at the Thompson Hotel are eagerly awaiting. This comes after the project has stalled throughout the years time and time again.
Today’s ribbon cutting ceremony was attended by many Palm Springs dignitaries with speeches and introductions given by Palm Springs Mayor Jeffrey Bernstein, Mayor Pro Tem Ron deharte, City Councilmembers Grace Garner, Lisa Middleton, City Manager Scott Stiles, Thompson Hotel Management Jeffrey Miller and Kelly Teo, along with Thompson Palm Springs Owner Craig Hall.
All expressed light hearted exuberance that the massive hotel project, spanning two city blocks, is opening to the public after years of complications. It was noted multiple times throughout the event that Palm Springs residents really wanted to see this project done.
Ribbon Cutting
After The Ribbon Cutting Mingling In the Thompson Lobby
Open to the public the same day the hotel opens will be Lola Rose, the Thompson Hotel’s premier Mediterranean restaurant located on the second floor with breathtaking views of the San Jacinto mountains which leads out to the second floor pool.
Lola Rose
Lola Rose
2nd Floor Pool Area
The hotel also includes multiple meeting rooms, a high tech gym, and a variety of hotel room floor plans, some with full living room suites. In the not so distant future, the Thompson Palm Springs will have a second private pool which will be included in the final phase of the project with an expected completion December of this year.
Final Phase Of Thompson Palm Springs With An Estimated December Completion Date