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

"Every one was friendly! Food in the saloon and restaurant was great. Couldn't beat location!"

"It was quaint and basic, snuggled into the mountains, but with such character. Folks running this place really love it there and it shows! Beds were not the comfiest but clean and a little oasis in this stark area. Restaurant was a delightful surprise, not cheap, but really good food. "

"Great location. Very clean. Easy check in/out. Close to town but not too close. We loved it!"

"The amenities and property were beautiful and well maintained. Location is excellent. Food is OK, and one of the days the options were very limited. But for the park the convenience makes it worth it."

"This is the “only” place to stay in Death Valley. The “Inn” is excellent a true and beautiful oasis. The sister property in Furnace Creek (breakfast brunch) is my only negative comments. Don’t do it”. Not clean, food not refreshed, old food on the bottom of my new plate. I received a refund and when back up the “Inn” for a proper meal. "

"This run-down hotel is bursting with love and pride, which more than accommodate for its many obvious shortcomings. I love it. The staff were stellar -- especially Tammy, at the front desk. This hotel is not for everyone, but, for the patron of a certain ilk, it is pure magic."

"This home is lovely and a great base for exploring Death Valley National Park. The house was very clean. The owner left cold water in the fridge for us. Take note that there is no dishwasher. But the owner has equipped the kitchen with plenty of paper plates and plastic ware so we had to do very little handwashing. The owner left keurig pods so we didn’t have to buy any and it was very easy to get in and out of the house with the electronic lock. Highly recommend this 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."