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SEPTEMBER Special at the AWARD-WINNING WILLOWS HISTORIC PALM SPRINGS INN
08.15.19
The Willows Historic Palm Springs Inn, a luxury destination built in 1925 as a private residence and a Four-Diamond hideaway since 1996, has announced a special offer of $100 off any room, any night during the month of September. Reservations must be made by August 15, for travel through September 30 and includes a three-course, chef-driven breakfast plus evening wine and hors d’oeuvres.
The Willows Historic Palm Springs Inn is a luxury compound consisting of two spacious 1925 mansions, the Mead and Bishop Houses. Built for two prominent Los Angeles couples and best friends, the structures are considered architectural “fraternal twins” as they are nearly identical.
The Willows features eight luxurious rooms, including one where Albert Einstein often stayed, and features an expansive Great Room, sweeping verandas and a dining area that opens onto a terrace with a cascading 50-foot waterfall as a backdrop. The Bishop House offers nine guest rooms, including a freestanding unit with an ADA-compliant suite on the lower level. The two properties are joined together by meandering footpaths and share a bougainvillea-draped swimming pool that is available for guest use 24-hours a day.
Amenities abound at The Willows, including gorgeous outdoor garden spaces, complimentary welcome snacks, Wifi, parking and electrical charging stations, nightly turn-down service, and guest-only access to the property.
The Willows Historic Palm Springs Inn is located just two blocks from downtown Palm Springs and is adjacent to the Palm Springs Art Museum. To take advantage of this offer, call 1.877.567.4006 or book online at thewillowspalmsprings.com – use code PS2019. Offer does not apply to previously booked reservations.
The Willows Historic Palm Springs Inn is at 412 W Tahquitz Canyon Way in Palm Springs. 877.567.2380.

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NON-CHEMICAL, REEF-SAFE AND ORGANIC Products
08.14.19
Looking for some new chemical-free sunscreens, insect repellents and cleaning products that you can feel good about using? If you’re concerned about chemicals there’s Greenerways Organic, a company devoted to bringing safe and chemical free products. And, there’s a great new 2-in-1 SPF 30 & Bug Repellent: a natural broad spectrum SPF 30 (UVA & UVB Protection) that’s reef-safe, natural, water resistant and DEET-free while repelling mosquitos and flying insects.
The rest of the product line is wonderful as well. It includes: Insect Repellent, Mosquito-Free Zone, 2-in-1 Hand & Surface Cleaner and All-Purpose Cleaner.
Most of their products are USDA-certified organic, non-GMO Project Verified, Deet-free, natural, lab-tested, safe for the environment and made in the USA. They’re available at Greenerways.com, Whole Foods, Costco, Bed Bath & Beyond, Walmart, Amazon and more. Prices range from $4.99 - $24.99.


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