Originally dubbed The Colonial House by reputed mobster owner Al Wertheimer, the Spanish Colonial style hotel began receiving guests in 1936 featuring plenty of sunshine, a good night's rest, as well as a legendary underground speakeasy and brothel. The hotel was renamed The Howard Manor in the late 1940's when Robert and Andrea Leeds Howard (owners of the champion thoroughbred Sea Biscuit) took possession. For the next 25 years the hotel was a haven for young Hollywood in Palms Springs.

572 N. Indian Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA.92262 (760) 969-1800

Above photography courtesy of Anna Gibson Photography
Site type - Hotel with Restaurant $$$
Space both indoor and outdoor. Ceremonies are usually held outdoors. Site can accommodate up to 200 guests. Indoors can accommodate 80 guests for a reception.
Outdoor receptions can accommodate 180-200 guests.
Site fee ranges from $200 - $3,000
Catering - yes
China/ Linens - yes
Tables/Chairs - yes 60" rounds
Restaurant - Menu
Alcohol - Yes
Ceremony Chairs - yes
Ceremony Arch - yes
Dance Floor - indoors
Sound system - vendor supplied. See below.
Accommodations - Yes
Handicap Friendly - Yes
Valet Parking - Yes. Side street parking as well.
View- Mountain views and gardens
Information is subject to change without notice.