Eastern Sierra Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Eastern Sierra, California

"We had such a wonderful experience staying at the Inn at Death Valley from May 7-9, 2026. Even though it was unseasonably hot for this time of year even by Death Valley standards, we knew that once we entered the grounds it truly was like entering an oasis - palm trees, bubbling little creeks, small ponds and lush greenery were such a contrast to the scorching eartht-tone desert landscape just outside. We loved eating breakfast and dinner outside on the terraces and walking the gardens and cooling off in the spring-fed pool. We had a great view from our 3rd floor balcony and it was beautiful just to sit outside and soak in the view. The only small negative is that the water pressure in the shower is very low and the cold water never gets cold. Overall, this is an awesome place and we will definitely return some day"

"The staff everywhere were brilliant, especially in the tavern and restaurant. Rooms could do with being a bit cleaner but overall a fantastic place to stay "

"This property needed to be remodeled 15 years ago and they still have not done anything. Especially the main Lodge."

"Nice in every detail. Appreciate the support of live music"

"Highly recommended! Staff was amazing"

"Buyer beware. When I booked, the property was listed as being close to Yosemite. When it came time to navigate from the park, our drive would have been over five hours! I called them to cancel and their response was, “well you can cancel, but you’re not getting a refund.” We were there at the end of April in beautiful weather so I didn’t expect any road closures. If you are going to book here, be sure to check maps first."