Coachella Hotel Indigo site may become drug rehab, mental health center


Renderings for part of the behavioral health campus being proposed in Coachella on Wednesday, March 23, 2022.

Riverside County is proposing to develop a substance abuse, mental health and transitional real estate facility in the City of Coachella that would accommodate more than 280 people.

The possible facility would use up around 35 acres on a site off of Opportunity 48, along the local border in between Coachella and Indio that was as soon as implied for theIndigo Hotel

The big resort-style Hotel Indigo was billed as a ” contemporary high-end sanctuary,” and was implied to be the city’s very first hotel.

However the hotel task failed in 2020, when the designer took legal action against his organization partners for $50 million, declaring that he was millions of dollars in financial obligation after the task’s spending plan was wasted by “incompetence and scams.”

The construction site of Hotel Indigo is seen in this view from Dillon Road in Coachella, Calif., on Friday, January 3, 2020.

Gary Stiffelman, one of the preliminary financiers in the Hotel Indigo, submitted a 25-page claim in Superior Court in Los Angeles County bringing numerous claims versus Stuart Rubin, his child Joseph Rubin, the family’s trust and the hotel’s organization entity, Glenroy Coachella Holdings LLC.

In February 2021, Glenroy Coachella submitted for Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy. By September of that year, a report from Bloomberg Law revealed that the trustee supervising the business’s personal bankruptcy was looking to offer the home for more than $43 million as part of an arrangement with its loan provider, plus specialist liabilities amounting to an extra $13 million.

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