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White textured walls set off the dark timber furniture and stepped headboards. Blue ceramics sit beside the beds, with geometric carpet below. Wooden shutters frame the windows and add to the traditional details.

Blue and yellow tile borders continue the room’s colors into the bathroom. Warm wood around the basins contrasts with the pale tiled walls. The different bedding options have their own furniture layouts, and King rooms include a fireplace.

The casita measures 430 square feet. A writing table and upholstered seating sit within the main room. The bathroom has two sinks, a bathtub and a separate glass shower. The resort's low-rise buildings are linked by paths through the grounds.

Two stepped headboards give the sleeping area a balanced layout, with blue lamps against pale walls. Geometric carpet runs beneath the beds and seating. Windows and a blue entry door face toward the pool outside.

Two arched mirrors hang above warm timber cabinets in the bathroom. Blue patterned tiles add color beside the glass shower, mixing traditional details with lighter surfaces.

At 460 square feet, the casita has two queen beds and sits near a shared resort pool. The bathroom has two sinks, a tub and a separate shower. A writing table and an armchair with an ottoman give the room places to work and read.

Floral artwork and dark timber give the studio a residential feel. The King design uses purple textiles, while the Queen option has yellow and blue cushions. Tan curtains frame the French doors above darker patterned carpet.

A brown sofa sits below a colourful painting in the adjoining seating area. Beyond the doors, a black railing surrounds outdoor seating near white buildings with red roofs. The bedding options have different layouts, each with separate places to sleep and sit near the spa.

The original adobe casitas date to the 1920s and retain their individual layouts. In this design, white walls and a blue garden door frame the wooden bed. Black-and-white art hangs above a brick hearth, and geometric carpet adds pattern below.

Blue and yellow tile borders decorate the bathroom. Arched niches and slender mirrors give shape to its pale walls. Sizes and fittings vary across the historic casitas, with outdoor spaces continuing the low-rise garden setting.

The hotel lists the Vintage Casita at 400 square feet. A king bed furnishes the room, and a writing table sits near the upholstered seating. The furnished patio overlooks the grounds, with the Santa Rosa Mountains beyond.

Blue doors open toward the pool, bringing the outdoor setting close to the bedroom. Stepped timber headboards and blue lamps stand against pale walls, with geometric carpet below. The King design has a padded foot bench; the Queen option has a different seating layout.

Arched mirrors and blue patterned tiles add detail in the bathroom. Wood cabinets warm the pale surfaces and carry the traditional casita style into this space. Other casitas stand around the resort pool outside.

The casita measures 460 square feet. The bathroom has two sinks, a tub and a separate shower. King rooms include a fireplace. A writing table and upholstered seating offer space to read or work indoors.

Striped fabrics and a blue gate add color to the patio’s terracotta paving. Palms rise beyond the white walls, with mountains in the distance. Inside, blue lamps stand beside stepped wooden headboards, with geometric carpet below.

King rooms have a leather bench and cushioned chair; Queen rooms use a different furniture layout. Carved wood and yellow floral tiles give the bathroom a warmer finish.

The casita measures 430 square feet and has a furnished private patio. The bathroom has two sinks and a glass-enclosed shower. A writing desk and upholstered seating sit inside. The king option booked with a fire pit adds one to the patio.

Dark wood and colorful fabrics give the sleeping area a rich mix of shades. King rooms use purple fabrics, while Queen rooms pair yellow patterned pillows with blue cushions. Floral art hangs above the furniture, with patterned carpet below.

French doors lead from the sofa to outdoor seating behind a black railing. Tan curtains frame the glass beside a large floral painting. Spa La Quinta is nearby.

The studio measures 450 square feet. A furnished balcony extends the sitting area outdoors, and a fireplace adds a warm spot indoors. The bathroom has two sinks, a large bathtub and a separate shower. The nearby pool is shared.

Cream fabrics and pink cushions brighten the sitting area below framed photos. Pale colors carry through to the bedroom, with dark wood and patterned carpet adding contrast. Yellow tiles and arched mirrors give the bathroom a warmer tone.

Terracotta paving leads outside to woven chairs and a low table beneath the palms. A built chimney frames the outdoor fireplace. Tiles and white walls define the terrace, while softer fabrics furnish the bedroom.

The 500-square-foot casita has a king bed and a queen sofa bed. Its private patio looks toward the mountains. A writing desk sits indoors, and the bathroom has two sinks, a bathtub and a separate glass shower.

Timber beams cross above terracotta floors, giving the rooms a warm, residential feel. Orange fabrics and floral art brighten the bedroom against dark wood. Tan leather sofas and a striped chair gather around a rug in the lounge.

Arched windows and French doors bring light through the connected rooms. Orange tiles carry the bedroom’s colour into the kitchen, with a wrought chandelier above the round glass table. The master bathroom has an oversized bathtub and glass shower, in addition to the suite’s other shower room.

A cream sofa and navy armchair face a low wooden table on a patterned rug. Terracotta tiles run beneath it, and French doors bring daylight into the lounge. A round dining table stands in the adjoining space.

The bedroom has grey carpet, blue ceramic lamps and a stepped headboard. A leather bench and cushioned chair give it softer places to sit. Blue and yellow tiles frame the hearth, linking the bedroom’s traditional details with the warm floors and pale walls beyond.

A stepped headboard and blue lamps frame the bed, with a leather bench at its foot. Pale walls and window shutters keep the room light. Geometric carpet adds a quiet pattern below the dark timber furniture.

Brick edging surrounds the round outdoor hot tub, beside grass and blue-striped loungers. A parasol shades the table within white garden walls. Yellow floral tiles and carved wood carry the room’s warmer details into the bathroom.

At 460 square feet, the casita has a king bed and an indoor fireplace. The hot tub sits in its own private yard. Indoors, a desk and an armchair with an ottoman offer places to write or read.

Timber beams cross the lounge ceiling above a gray sofa and paisley chairs. A round glass table sits on a blue-gray rug, beside a plain fireplace mantel. White walls contrast with dark wood and patterned fabrics.

The main bedroom has a pitched timber ceiling, with a wardrobe and dresser. Blue lamps stand beside the pale headboard. French doors face the oval pool, round hot tub and garden, where palms and bougainvillea grow within the walls.

The suite measures 2,000 square feet. A dining area and butler's pantry serve the living rooms, and there is a guest bathroom. The pool and hot tub are private. Rates for the two-bedroom layout include a separate guest house with a king bed.

A cream sofa and tan chairs give the lounge a light palette, with a small brass table and patterned carpet adding detail between them. Shutters and curtains frame the windows. In the bedroom, blue lamps stand beside the stepped headboard, and a leather bench sits at the foot of the bed.

White walls enclose the outdoor area, where grass and terracotta surfaces meet beneath the trees. Blue-striped furnishings and a parasol bring color into this space.

The 830-square-foot suite has a king bedroom and separate living room. The private patio has its own hot tub, and the suite has two fireplaces. A kitchenette sits inside, with outdoor seating close at hand.

Two cream sofas and tan chairs face a wooden table on a blue patterned rug. Bookshelves stand beside the fireplace mantel, giving the lounge a residential feel. Pale walls keep the colours light above the terracotta floor.

Blue ceramic lamps sit beside the stepped headboard in the bedroom. A grey chair and padded foot bench add softer surfaces around the bed. Blue and yellow tiles decorate the hearth. Doors open towards the pool, with other resort casitas beyond the outdoor space.

The Art Deco style reflects the suite’s link with film director Dorothy Arzner and the 1920s. A cream sectional sofa and navy chair face a simple wooden table in the lounge. Dark ceiling beams and a black hearth contrast with white walls above the terracotta floor.

The covered patio looks towards a hedge and white boundary walls. Grey loungers sit near a rectangular fire pit, giving the outdoor space its own layout. The two bedrooms remain separate from the living and dining rooms.

A carved four-poster bed gives the bedroom a strong focal point, with twisted columns and an ornate headboard above the white bedding. Blue lamps add colour beside it. French doors lead outside, linking the darker timber of the sleeping room with the pale walls around the outdoor space.

The lounge takes a brighter direction with an orange sectional sofa, a glass coffee table and a blue rug. Yellow and blue tilework frames the hearth, and wide windows bring daylight into the seating area. Outdoors, an oval pool is edged by loungers and parasols within the suite’s boundary.

Exposed timber beams and Saltillo tiles give the living room a distinctive hacienda character. A tan sectional sofa and leather armchairs face a wooden table, with a cream rug softening the tiled floor. French doors connect this room to the outdoor setting.

The bedroom has a stepped headboard, blue lamps and a chair with an ottoman. Pale curtains frame another set of glazed doors. Outside, brick rims outline the pool and round hot tub, with loungers and parasols beside the white boundary walls. Mountain scenery rises beyond the garden, while the furnishings retain the warm wood and tiled surfaces of the interior.

A carved four-poster bed stands below a pale ceiling, with twisted timber columns and a leather chair nearby. French doors face the garden. Gray patterned carpet softens the floor around the bed, with a fireplace adding another traditional detail.

Beams cross the lounge ceiling above cream fabrics and tan chairs. A low wooden table sits between them on the terracotta floor. Grass and paving meet outside, where loungers and parasols line the rectangular pool.

The 1,970-square-foot suite has a kitchen and a separate dining area. Outside, the pool and hot tub are private, with space to sit on the furnished patio. Covered parking serves the suite.

The Poolside Saint Suite at La Quinta Resort & Club measures about 460 square feet. It is set at pool level and has one king bed. The living area gives you a place to sit apart from the bed, with a fireplace inside the suite. You can head out for a swim and return to the room without leaving the pool level.

The bathroom has a bathtub and a separate rain shower. Two sinks give guests space to get ready at the same time. The living area gives one guest a place to sit while the other uses the bedroom. This suite is pet friendly.

A broad arch separates the bedroom and lounge while keeping the rooms open to one another. A blue sofa and ottoman face the garden window. Nearby, a wooden table and chairs sit beneath a hanging lantern. White plaster walls contrast with the dark patterned carpet.

Screenwriter and director Frank Capra used the suite as a home away from home. Its original fireplace remains part of the interior, with separate places to dine and relax. A cushioned bench stands at the foot of the bed.

Blue bedside lamps echo the outdoor fabrics, while pale walls and warm wood keep the bedroom light. Stepped headboards and padded benches shape the King design, with geometric carpet below. The Queen option has a different furniture layout in the same colours.

Terracotta tiles continue into the walled patio, where a blue gate closes the entrance. Plants rise above the boundary. Carved cabinet doors and yellow floral tiles add detail in the bathroom, and the King option includes a fireplace.

Dark timber frames the beds, with colorful fabrics and floral artwork bringing warmth to the room. A sofa gives the sitting area its own place to relax. The bathroom has generous bathing space alongside the more detailed vanity area.

These villas sit near Spa La Quinta, with pool access from the surrounding setting. The King and Queen options have different outdoor spaces and furniture arrangements.

At 450 square feet, the studio has a patio and a separate sitting area. The bathroom pairs two sinks with a large bathtub and a separate shower. The studio layout keeps seating close to the bed, and the pool by Spa La Quinta is nearby.

A blue gate closes off the walled patio, with striped fabrics above the terracotta tiles. Palms rise over the white walls, and mountains stand beyond. Stepped wooden headboards frame the beds inside, where blue lamps add color to the pale walls and white bedding.

Geometric carpet covers the bedroom floor. Carved wood and yellow floral tiles warm the bathroom, with arched mirrors above. King and Queen rooms share these colors but have different furniture layouts.

The casita measures 430 square feet. Its furnished patio provides a place to sit outside the room. Inside, a writing desk and upholstered seating give you room to read or work. The bathroom has two sinks and a glass-enclosed shower.