Hotel Guide - Death Valley National Park hotels in , United States of America.

"The staff was super helpful and enjoyed their job. The grounds are beautiful. "

"We had a great stay at Misty’s Tiny House. It was comfortable for the 2 of us. I enjoyed my morning coffee watching the sun come up over the horizon. We had a yummy dinner in Beatty after a full day of hiking and exploring the park."

"Staff was super friendly, especially in restaurant, early check-in. Quiet evening."

"The property is very quaint and charming, and while the room itself was minimal it was also clean, cozy and quiet. No docking regarding water shortages given the work going on in the park and the nature of the Death Valley area. Restaurant had only buffet service but this was also cozy and quiet with friendly staff like Elisa. But really Chris is one of the warmest and friendliest people I’ve met and really took my stay over the top with his willingness to offer fun suggestions and sightseeing/hiking scavenger hunts complete with printed maps and directions, plus making”Death Valley Explorer” pins, lending a pair of binoculars and even offering more stops and directions on the way to my next destination in 29 Palms. His wealth of love and knowledge for the area is palpable and truly winning. If you have any interest in national parks, night sky and stargazing, and Death Valley in particular and go into the park knowing what to expect you’ll really treasure your stay here."

"Great location!"

"Great!"

"Fun stay"

"Very nice little place close to the national parks. About an hour to Death Valley. Literally sits at the foot of a mountain. "

" We were very enjoyed the stay. Nice place."