Good location for West of DV park. Friendly restaurant staff. Great vistas.

Rooms a little small. Maid never came until leaving.

Viejo, sucio, le urge una remodelación.

I liked the remote yet convenient location of Panamint Spring. It is situated just at the edge of the park and hence more economical to the accommodations deeper in the Valley. A paved road connects it to major visitor centres like Stovepipe Wells and Furnace Creek. Site had a small general store, a gas station and a restaurant. Food was good and view was beautiful. I really enjoyed the sunset from the restaurant while having my dinner. Staff was helpful. We initially booked a tent however decided to upgrade to Queen Cabin on arrival. The manager charged the flat rate initially but agreed to go down to the rates on Booking.com upon request. There were fire pits as well and wood was available for purchase. My sister and I really enjoyed our bonfire. Wifi was available at the general store and restaurant.

Nothing to dislike. Keeping in mind the remote location the facilities were quite reasonable. The person at reception was not very familiar with how to use the computer software to change the booking. My sister was quite tired from the long journey and wait at the reception wore her down further. Overall, place is recommended.

Mooie locatie en leuke tenten!

Er was alleen koud water bij de douches en de douches waren niet heel erg schoon, maar het was verder helemaal prima!

Price, location to Death Valley, cleanliness

Noise from other guests not the fault of the resort

Ein außergewöhnlicher Aufenthalt im Death Valley. Die Schlüssel erhält man im Store an der Tankstelle. Bis auf den Campingplatz und die Lodges gibt es noch ein Restaurant mit leckerem Burger und einer großen Auswahl an Bier. Netzanbindung gibt es nicht in den Hütten, aber am Store und dem Restaurant. Der Sternenhimmel war unglaublich, so wie auch der Sonnenaufgang. Wir haben vor den Lodges an den Tischen bequem gefrühstückt, es hätte aber auch am Store noch warmes Frühstück gegeben. Das normale Zimmer ist relativ klein, hat aber alles und das Bett war auch bequem.

Tolle Hütten in der Wüste Klein aber fein Modern eingerichtet Sagenhafter Sternenhimmel und wunderschöner Sonnenaufgang Gut zu finden Super nette Mitarbeiter Restaurant gut

Wlan nur an der Tankstelle und am Restaurant Kein Handyempfang

It was impossible to reach the resort because all the roads were closed due to the flood caused by the storm Hillary. I contacted the structure and they understood the situation and the refund me totally for the room. They were very kindly

The tent was clean and beds comfortable, and the location is perfect. Facilities are as clean as can be in a place with so limited source of water.

Space and sky view, the feeling of being lost in the desert. .

The restaurant is very expensive and a poor choice for vegetarians.

Close to DVNP entrance.

Fixtures need to work if you have them. Lights should work when you turn them on. The fan was loud, but tollerable.

Great staff at the bar, very friendly.

Water from tab is always warm, but hey, it's death valley

Nice cute cabins, small but very clean and comfortable. I mean they're warm, but it is Death Valley! great location. Good air con, not sure I could've managed a tent in that heat! Convenient restaurant and shop opposite. Friendly staff. Nice and isolated.

all good

camping feel, starry night and comfy temperature

you know, the bathrooms and all that

the cabin was super clean and comfortable.

the bugs in the room were annoying. maybe a mosquito net? but overall great!

Everything

I liked the view from the campground. beautiful area.

the zippers of our canvas rental tent we’re both broken

Located right off the highway and a safe, clean spot for the night. Restaurant across the road was good. Close to a few stops in Death Valley NP for the next morning.

No accessible restroom. One of the support poles had come undone.

Men's shower needs a little attention.

Really authentic experience. The soap bar was really nice 😅

The cabin was a bit small, not a lot of room to leave the luggage without blocking the way.

The position is perfect to visit the Death Valley early in the morning.

The bedsheets were all stained. The bathroom is actually old (clean though) and not very comfortable, mostly when it’s cold outside like in our case, because is basically open and very cold. There’s no breakfast included and in our case there were not even the burritos we’ve been told about the evening before. The concept of the “glamping” doesn’t really work with 0ºC, even though we received 2 extra blankets it was very difficult to sleep without a proper sleeping bag.

It’s a good value for the money. Nice fresh sheets, blankets, clean towels, table and space for a camp fire. Shared restroom and shower nearby - well maintained, with soap and paper towels. Good location - store, gas station, and restaurant next door. We enjoyed the food and beer selection. On weekends they serve a nice full breakfast! Some cool sights nearby - Father Crowley’s point with amazing view, and Darwin Falls for a nice hike!

It was chilly at night - no heaters inside the tent, so it can get cold. We made a campfire to warm up and that helped a little.

- I was alone in a two person tent. I had enough room to put my belongings inside (mainly on the second bed). - The tent was clean. - They provided towels and blankets. - The shared bathroom was clean and functional. No need to wait to get hot water.

- Noise: Since it is a tent, expect to hear noise from other cars that may arrive later in the day (or night) on the camping. If it's a windy night, the tent will be very noisy as well. - Temperature: If you visit during winter, bring your own sleeping bag and perhaps an additional blanket. One blanket per bed is provided. I was warm by using both of the blankets provided in addition to my sleeping bag and a supplemental blanket.