Parker Palm Springs resort fee

Resort Fee

$50 a night

Plus tax.

“A $50 USD resort fee plus tax per room per night. This includes 24-hour access to gym, local and 800 calls, Wi-Fi internet, large sparkling water in room”

The hotel’s own page, read on Sep 18, 2026.

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How it compares in Palm Springs

Of the 17 Palm Springs hotels whose own site states a fee, Parker Palm Springs’s is the 2nd highest, tied with 1 other. The median among them is $44 a night, so this hotel’s is $6 above it. 40 other Palm Springs hotels we read do not say either way, so they are in none of these figures.

What it adds to a stay

NightsThe fee
1$50.00
3$150.00
5$250.00
7$350.00

What the hotel says it covers

  • 24-hour access to gym
  • local and 800 calls
  • Wi-Fi internet
  • large sparkling water in room
  • complimentary barista services at Norma's daily from 5:30-7AM
  • daily newspaper on request (New York Times, Wall Street Journal)
  • access to estate bicycles
  • complimentary Petanque and croquet play
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Our room prices count this fee in the total, even when the rate our supplier sends leaves it out. Room prices are live; this page is the hotel’s own statement on the date above.

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Questions about this fee

How much is the Parker Palm Springs resort fee?
$50 a night, which the hotel calls its “Resort Fee”, according to its own website (read Sep 18, 2026).
Is tax added to the Parker Palm Springs resort fee?
Yes. The hotel’s page says tax is added on top of the $50.
What does the Parker Palm Springs resort fee include?
According to the hotel: 24-hour access to gym; local and 800 calls; Wi-Fi internet; large sparkling water in room; complimentary barista services at Norma's daily from 5:30-7AM; daily newspaper on request (New York Times, Wall Street Journal); access to estate bicycles and complimentary Petanque and croquet play.
Can I avoid the Parker Palm Springs resort fee by booking on another site?
No. It is the hotel’s own charge. A booking site that leaves it out of the price it shows has left it out of the price, not out of the bill.

Other Palm Springs hotels we have read

The 12 around this hotel in fee order, lowest first, of the 18 others with a page here.

All Palm Springs hotels, including those we could not confirm