Independent hotels in South Central Nevada, Nevada

"The location is great, in the middle of the park. The property outdoor lighting is terrible. Road signs, room numbers, even handicapped parking spots are in the dark. If you arrive after sundown, and do not know the layout of the the facility, it's super hard to find your room. Our room has a completely disabled fridge, dial is missing and a wire is cut. Bed is comfortable yet the sheets don't look clean. "

"Nice place and great breakfast. Pet friendly despite the large size of our dogs. Will definitely stay there again. "

"$15 for a fridge per night even if you have meds. $20 check in fee before 2 pm. Pool had ice cold water. Hot tub was closed. Room was dated but clean. Decent amount of channels on Tv."

"They wouldnt let us stay because my husband had a paper ID due to just renewing it at the dmv. Even though the reservation was in my name. There was no mention of this online or posted at the front desk. I will recommend a cute local B&B K7 Bed and Breakfast"

"Bed was very poor "

"Restaurant was good"

"Usually love this hotel. This time, no staff to be found. Had to register at the sister hotel across the street. "

"My husband and I stayed here for a couple of days during our trip to Death Valley National Park and I have to say it was such a wonderful unique experience! We stayed in their cabin and it was perfect. Very private with our own deck area with pool and our own fire pit with these spectacular peacocks everywhere and views!! Couldn’t believe it. They were so tame and beautiful. I actually fed one with my own hands. They come and visit you every morning to say “Good morning” The best part was our hosts, Jennifer and Nigel. They are the kindest, sweetest people ever. The breakfast was great! Jennifer was kind enough to make sure my frenchie had some breakfast too! She cooked him eggs and bacon and sausage the days we were there treating us like family! Thank you. We had a fantastic time. "

"They allow dogs in the rooms and a nearby room had a dog that was barking. Couldn't reach anyone at the front desk to deal with it. When checking out, the front desk attendant was ambivalent about the situation."