Korakia Pensione
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Korakia Pensione
Palm Springs, CA
A Moroccan Desert Hideaway: Korakia Pensione began hosting visiting artists and musicians in the 1920s, when painter Gordon Coutts built a Moroccan hideaway to recreate his life in Tangier. The Mediterranean villa next door was owned by silent screen star J. Carrol Naish. Today, the two historic properties are a 1.5-acre petite resort known as one of the premiere Palm Springs Hotels—a hidden oasis of secret gardens, pools, lounges, and fountains among 28 villas and homes.
