Closed · 350 W Chino Canyon Rd, Palm Springs · status checked November 2026
Tuscany Manor: closed.
Tuscany Manor turned clothing-optional on September 3, 2019, to take in guests of the closing Terra Cotta. It was still operating in January 2024; the next month it was reported sold to a buyer who plans apartments.
Researched by the Hotel Terracotta editorial desk · Edited by John Dason · Status and sources checked October 15, 2026; sale report added November 9, 2026
Current status
- Is it open?
- No. The resort’s website no longer serves Tuscany Manor content, and its Yelp listing is marked closed. (Yelp)
- When did it close?
- We have not found a published closing date. Its official site was still advertising the resort in January 2024. (archived official site) On February 27, 2024, the Inland Empire Business Daily reported the property sold for $4.7 million to a private buyer planning to convert it into apartments, with CBRE representing both sides. (Inland Empire Business Daily, Feb 27, 2024) By later in 2024 the site no longer showed the resort.
- What was it?
- In its own words, a “clothing optional and naturist resort,” “lifestyle-friendly,” for couples and singles aged 21 and over. Rooms were one- and two-bedroom suites with kitchens. (archived official site)
- Why does it matter?
- It was the stopgap after the Terra Cotta closed. Its own announcement welcomed “former Terra Cotta” guests and named Terra Cotta staff who had moved over. (archived announcement)
- What is there now?
- We could not confirm a new business at the address. The building has appeared in commercial real-estate listings. (LoopNet)
Timeline
The Terra Cotta at 555 S Warm Sands Drive closes abruptly. See what happened to the Terra Cotta.
Tuscany Manor begins operating as a clothing-optional resort and welcomes Terra Cotta guests. (archived announcement)
The official site describes a clothing-optional, lifestyle-friendly resort with a playroom for lifestyle events. (archived)
Still operating, with a new booking-deposit policy posted on its homepage. (archived)
Reported sold for $4.7 million to a private buyer who plans to convert it into apartments. (Inland Empire Business Daily, Feb 27, 2024)
The website stops showing Tuscany Manor content. No closing announcement has been found.
Where former guests can go instead
No traditional couples’ naturist resort is left inside Palm Springs. What remains is spread across three kinds of stay, and they are not interchangeable:
- Hot-springs stays: Mi Kasa Hot Springs in Desert Hot Springs, about 20 minutes north, is calm and clothing-optional for any adult, without a lifestyle scene. Hotel O2 nearby is more social, sells day passes per couple and runs couples-only themed parties.
- Traditional naturism: Glen Eden Sun Club in Temescal Valley, about 75 miles west. The closest match to the non-sexual nudist culture these resorts were known for.
- Lifestyle resorts for couples: Sea Mountain Inn in Desert Hot Springs and Exotic Dreams in Warm Sands. These are swinger-friendly, which is a different atmosphere.
The couples guide compares all of them, including drive times and who each one admits.
Questions
Is Tuscany Manor in Palm Springs still open?
No. It operated as a clothing-optional resort from September 2019 and was still advertising in January 2024, but it has since closed. No closing date was published, but the property was reported sold in February 2024 to a buyer planning apartments.
Was Tuscany Manor a naturist or lifestyle resort?
Both labels appeared on its own site: it described itself as a clothing-optional and naturist resort that was lifestyle-friendly, with a playroom for lifestyle events, for adults 21 and over.
Where can former Tuscany Manor guests stay now?
Mi Kasa Hot Springs in Desert Hot Springs for a calm hot-springs stay, Hotel O2 nearby for a more social one, Glen Eden Sun Club for traditional naturism, or Sea Mountain Inn and Exotic Dreams for lifestyle resorts.
Part of our Palm Springs resort closures timeline. Know something we don’t? Send a correction.