Stay in a mid-century icon at Villa Sierra. With its streamlined architecture, glam interiors and mountain views, this Desert Cities vacation rental is the quintessential Palm Springs residence. Its four bedrooms and 5,300 square feet of space can welcome groups of up to eight in vintage-inspired luxury.

This California-cool ranch home opens to equally stylish outdoor living areas with a 75-foot pool, hot tub, wet bar, barbecue, and lounging and dining areas. On cooler desert nights, gather around one of the three firepits and watch the shapes of the mountains turn to silhouettes, or settle in around the wet bar and pool table in the chic indoor lounge and games room. (Keep an eye out for a limited-edition Clairtone stereo that’s the same model Sonny and Cher had in their Palm Springs home.)

Relaxing amid the villa’s collection of vintage and global furnishings is like stretching out in a magazine spread. Two lounge areas, including one with a wet bar, invite you to mix cocktails and settle in for a chat. The fabulous pistachio-green, fully equipped kitchen has a smoked-glass breakfast table, and there’s a separate formal dining room that seats eight friends or family in playful pink chairs.

Villa Sierra has one master bedroom with a king bed and three bedrooms with queen beds; all four have private en-suite bathrooms and air conditioning. Like the main living areas, the bedrooms exude a decadent mid-century-meets-Hollywood Regency vibe—think slipper chairs, chandeliers and mirrored panels.

Spend your holiday soaking in the sun by the pool or exploring the area. The villa is just a 5-minute drive from downtown Palm Springs, where you can take architectural tours by day and sit down to honeymoon-worthy dinners by night. For avid golfers, there are two courses nearby; for non-players, there’s the inspiring Moorten Botanical Garden and the Palm Springs Art Museum.

Palm Springs City ID: 4037

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