Singing Hills Golf Resort at Sychuan Casino Resort announced today that it has completed remodeling hotel rooms, including all rooms, suites, and hospitality suites.
After opening for more than 66 years, the latest refresh brings the building back to its roots, bringing back the style and nostalgia of the mid-century glory days.
" With great bones like exposed bricks, breeze block details, ceiling beams, and bolted ceilings, it was clear that I wanted to go back in time and enjoy the charm of this 1956 hotel," said Chris Vance, artistic director of Sicuan Casino Resort. "My inspiration came from a nostalgic Palm Springs desert vacation, and what it was like in the past when I stayed and played golf in this mod oasis."
The hotel's 82 rooms, 14 suites, and four hospitality suites have been fully updated to include new paint, flooring, and window treatments, respectively. The furniture and headboards have been reinforced with medieval-inspired fabrics and vinyl, including artificial crocodiles and ostriches. Custom-made white hemp lamp shades are created to add to the 1950s vibe, and the existing art frame has been repurposed as an eye-catching new lithographic print.
"I chose black and white as the main palettes of the room, including black alligators and white ostrich vinyl, for extra texture and quirkyness," Vance said. "There, I introduced colors such as green, ocher, orange, and teal to furniture and art, which helped reinforce this beloved era while keeping it fresh and fun for everyone."
In addition to guest room remodeling, Singing Hills has recently upgraded Redtail Bar & Grill's golf course, driving range and bar area several times.
"Over the past few months, our team has really put their heart and soul into enhancing the experience here in Singing Hills," said Rob Cinelli, general manager of Singing Hills Golf Resort. "With our renovated rooms, redesigned bar space, and many of the golf course improvements we're working on, we're excited for our new and old guests to start enjoying several new aspects of our property."
