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"Arrowhead Springs Hotel\nA Gathering Place for the Stars in the California Mountains\nBacked by some of the movie industry's biggest names, including Claudette Colbert and Constance Bennett, Arrowhead Springs Hotel, in San Bernardino, California, opened with a splash in 1939. For years to come it was a primary orbit for the stars of stage and screen.\n\nGordon B. Kaufman and Paul R. Williams conceived a building with a grandeur befitting the San Bernardino Mountains location.\nIts interiors, including the main lounge, were designed by Dorothy Draper.\nThe dining room and, beyond, the Crystal Room.\nDraper heightened the drama of the dining room with overscale plaster light fixtures and towering black-lacquered Chinese cabinets.\nIn the cocktail lounge, she covered the walls in bleached walnut and made a backdrop out of delft tiles. Brass accents spanned the width of the bar. Inset: Elsie de Wolfe and John McMullin's thank-you telegram to Draper.\nFor the hotel's 150 guest rooms and suites, several looks were created. One room had a bold striped wallcovering, an upholstered headboard and lamps with flower-filled glass bases.\nAnother had a cabbage-rose wallcovering and fretwork headboards.\nThe hotel's entrance fa\u00E7ade with its pronounced Georgian Revival styling.\nWhen they weren't enjoying the steam caves, the mud baths, the golf course or the tennis courts, the stars could often be found at the geothermal-spring-heated swimming pool."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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