Experts' Choice Award Elvis Honeymoon Hideaway
What the experts agree on
This iconic circular "House of Tomorrow" is a masterpiece of desert modernism where Elvis and Priscilla spent their honeymoon year. The striking four-circle design with panoramic mountain views makes it Palm Springs' most architecturally distinctive
“The hideaway where the King of rock ’n’ roll and his young bride, Priscilla, lived during the first year of their marriage perches on a hilltop abutting the San Jacinto Mountains.”
– Fodor's
Afar Magazine "Mid-century modern or “desert modernism” architecture is a defining characteristic of the Palm Springs area. " Full review
Lonely Planet "Nicknamed the 'House of Tomorrow', it consists of three floors of four concentric circles accented with glass and stone throughout. " Full review
U.S. News & World Report7.0
"The Elvis Honeymoon Hideaway was first the Las Palmas estate, home to 1960s socialites Robert and Helene Alexander." Full review
Travel + Leisure "The unique house was designed in four perfect circles at the base of the San Jacinto Mountains with panoramic views. "
Palm Springs Travel Guide
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Half-hour tours are available with advance reservations.
Lonely Planet "The sprawling, airy mid-century modern house at 1350 Ladera Circle in Palm Springs, California, was supposed to be the site of Elvis and Priscilla's wedding. Today the abode is known as..."
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