RESET, a new hotel brand breaks ground in Joshua Tree, CA

RESET Hotel, Joshua Tree — Photo by RESET Hotel, Joshua Tree

RESET, a new and innovative hotel brand, has initiated the construction of its inaugural property sprawled across 180 acres of secluded desert terrain adjacent to Joshua Tree National Park. Serving as the flagship establishment for this visionary brand co-founded by Ben Uyeda, it has enlisted Sightline Hospitality as the operating partner.

This pioneering project seamlessly integrates cutting-edge steel frame modular construction techniques with a contemporary and minimalist design philosophy. Backed by an investor group boasting a collective social media following of more than 40 million, the developers aim to introduce a novel brand that offers meticulously curated hospitality experiences against the backdrop of one of California's most iconic natural wonders.

"In a world yearning for authenticity, the transparent depiction of the creation process stands as the ultimate form of marketing content," remarked Uyeda. "We will unveil the intricate synergy between factory production of steel-framed modules, an assembly of cranes, and a team of skilled artisans coming together to craft a truly unique destination. True value resides beneath the surface, and discerning consumers seek to comprehend the ingredients and processes that distinguish a place as extraordinary."

RESET Hotel, Joshua Tree, will feature an array of 65 rooms, including 25 exquisite suites. Each room will boast a private patio offering panoramic mountain vistas and personal fireplaces. The communal space will encompass a refreshing swimming pool nestled amidst a terraced garden.

The visionary design concept for RESET has been conceived by the Creative Director and Co-founder, Uyeda, a versatile architect and designer who commands a devoted following of over 2.5 million social media enthusiasts. Uyeda resides and works full-time in Joshua Tree, actively engaging in hands-on design experiments, ranging from upcycling colossal wind turbine blades into 30-foot-long dining tables to constructing entire homes from shipping containers. His creative exploits have been showcased in videos with a collective viewership exceeding 100 million.

Situated within a convenient 2-3 hour drive from major cities such as Los Angeles, San Diego, Phoenix, and Las Vegas, Joshua Tree stands as one of the most easily accessible National Parks. Additionally, it lies less than an hour away from Palm Springs International Airport, which offers direct flights from New York, San Francisco, Austin, and other major urban centers.

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