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

"The property was very clean and the kitchen was equipped with all the required items. Excellent host communication. Kothandapani"

"Large property and services campers and mostly families. Convenient to many Death Valley sites. Stars three nights. Two nights would have been sufficient but one day allowed for reset and next stop. Beautiful national park, area seemed safe. The adjacent in. Is double the price but worth a decent cocktail and change of scenery. Traveled in April and conditions were perfect."

"Staff very kind."

"The dinner at stovepipe restaurant was not good, chicken in chicken pasta was bone-dry, almost powdery. Surprisingly, breakfast from same place was delicious - hearty and wholesome. The difference between dinner and breakfast from same place was literally night and day. The most pathetic part was their unprofessional staff - judgmental pricks. On informing that wifi in our room is not working front-desk guy pointed that those are the cheapest room and hence router was under too much load. It was totally unnecessary to point the price point of the room when WiFi is advertised as one of the service. On another instance, waitress at breakfast buffet was pointing to my wife that warm bowl is for gravy and not fruits when she had no plan to use bowl for the fruits. I don’t know if this was casual racism because we are brown, but hard to ignore it when I didn’t see waitress being that nosy towards other white people for breakfast. "

"Perfect place to unwind and watch the stars at night. Lovely cabin would definitely stay again and fully recommend. "

"The carpet in the room could use a hood cleaning."

"Beautiful home with truly spectacular views! Misty and Marcus are both great and are super responsive in their communication! Lots of games for the kids, and family. They have a telescope for incredible star gazing! I would definitely stay with them again if we’re ever in the area! Thank you for a wonderful stay!"

"Excellent stargazing and beautiful Mountain View’s. Clean efficient living space for the two of us. Low ceilings in sleeping space, crawling in and out of the beds was fun…but beds and pillows were comfortable. "

"Can get very cold. They do have a space heater for the bedroom and the fireplace heater in the main room but if you go in the winter just keep in mind it still very cold and you can not warm up in a shower because hot water only last 10 min. Over all everything I expected since it is just a “glamping” spot. About an hour drive away from the park"