Local hotels providing shelter to those displaced by LA fires

Entire neighborhoods have been ravaged as a result of the ongoing fires in Los Angeles County, resulting in the destruction of more than 1,000 buildings and the displacement of some 100,000 people

In response to the disaster, a number of hotel and accommodation options, including here in the Coachella Valley, are supporting the community with offers for discounted stays or even free temporary lodging for those under mandatory evacuation orders.

Infusion Beach Club in Palm Springs, which is offering 30% off, is one of the hotels opening their doors to those in need.

“We have been really busy the last two days. A lot of turn over. A lot of one day in, one day out. Extending. So we’re very limited on the rooms we have right now.”

Cherie Walters, Infusion Beach Club general manager

Following is a list of offers available to evacuees:

• Palm Springs
  • Infusion Beach Club (760) 936-2020
  • The Saguaro Palm Springs, Promo Code: CALOCAL (760) 323-1711
  • Hilton Palm Springs, Promo code: PPF (760) 320-6868
  • Rowan Palm Springs (760) 904-5015
  • Avalon Hotel Palm Springs (760) 318-3012
  • Ingleside Estate (760) 325-0046
  • The Dunes Hotel (760) 656-0021
  • Hotel Zoso (760) 325-9676
  • Stardust Hotel (760) 460-6845
  • La Serena Villas +1 (844) 932-8044
  • Amin Casa Historic Hotel and Gardens (760) 507-1301
  • Inn at Palm Springs 1 (888) 788-8466
  • Los Arboles Hotel Palm Springs (760) 459-3605
  • The Royal Sun Palm Springs (760) 794-7991
  • The Muse Hotel (760) 537-6411
  • Parker
• Holiday Inn Express Palm Desert
• Hyatt in Indian Wells

Even though hotels are already busier than usual this time of year, more hotels are expected to join the effort to help with the expected influx.

“Not everyone can leave LA but a lot of people can and we saw that during COVID where many people came out to Palm Springs and we’re seeing the same is going to happen and is happening now... It is a busy time for Palm Springs, and we’re thankful for that, but more hotels are being added to the list of properties that are providing support.”

Ron deHarte, Palm Springs mayor

Evacuees are being asked to call hotels beforehand to check for availability.

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