Old Spanish Revival Architecture at Casa de Monte Vista

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The Spanish bell towers are among the architectural details that give Casa de Monte Vista its distinctive character. Rising above the gardens and courtyards of this late-1920s estate, they add to the Spanish Revival setting guests experience in Palm Springs’ historic Old Las Palmas neighborhood.

Bell towers have deep roots in California’s architectural history. At the Spanish missions, bells signaled times for worship, meals and other parts of daily life. When Spanish Revival architecture became popular in Southern California, bell towers also appeared as design features that recalled those earlier buildings.

Casa de Monte Vista’s towers reflect that architectural tradition. Together with the estate’s arches, white stucco walls and garden-centered courtyards, they help create a setting that feels connected to an earlier era of Palm Springs.

The towers are just one part of Casa de Monte Vista’s architecture. Follow the garden pathways to discover intimate courtyards, Spanish Revival details and outdoor spaces framed by mature palms and mountain views.

Explore more of the property on our Historic Garden Estate page.

Guests can experience the estate beyond a brief visit by staying in one of its four private casitas. Enjoy the gardens and courtyards, relax by the saltwater pool and spa, and return to your own casita at the end of the day.

Explore our private Palm Springs casitas to find the stay that suits you.