Location. The site and easy acces to points of interest

Food options. Restaurant gets booked up fast. The buffet as the next best option is average. Options for vegetarian very limited. Pizza would help.

Das kleine "Dorf" mitten im Death Valley ist sicher ein Ausflug / Übernachtung wert.

Die Zimmer sind schon ein wenig in die Jahre gekommen und wir mussten lange warten, bis wir einen Tisch im Salon zum Essen erhalten haben.

La struttura è bella e nuova, situata in una meravigliosa oasi di pace nella death valley Peccato che le stanze sono sporchissime

Pavimento sporco e pieno di Polvere ovunque Bagno con forte odore di urina Peccato !! basterebbe così poco per renderla una struttura di lusso Per esempio la pulizia Già tanto che non c’era la moquette in compenso un bel tappeto lurido

Good facilities eg. Pool and well themed surrounds

Housekeeping knocked on our door at 8:30am when there was no housekeeping included in our stay. Everything was really expensive eg. $8 a gallon for fuel, expensive meals, when we already pay high price for accomodation

Gute Lage in der Mitte von Death Valley. Lounge und Schlafzimmer mit zwei Betten.Badezimmer sehr gut

Wie immer die Klimaanlagen

Location is interesting but be sure to go in decent season (November to April). The hotter seasons make everything more difficult. Staff was nice.

The room felt like it wasn't clean. The AC is too old to keep up the great heat and the walls and ceiling fan had inches of dust. For an allergic to dust like me it was really hard to sleep.

Nice hotel in the middle of Death Valley. Very good restaurant. Nice swimming pool open until 11pm. Be careful: the rooms have no real air conditioning, just a fan. In the summer, it can get quite warm

Being right in Death Valley NP it was great after a day in the heat knowing the hotel was close by. After easy check in we were straight in the pool, towels provided by the pool were an added bonus. Nice room, comfy beds. We didn’t book a table but managed to get a table for 4 in the saloon. Great for an overnight stay in the middle of nowhere !

The restaurants and General Store are expensive, the food was ok , we just had 4 starters to share so wasn’t too bad but you are in the desert so I think the cost is expected.

In the middle of Death Valley, very friendly staff

Room was quite old, Pool not so clean (water smelled a bit)

one of few hotels in Dewey valley

room was dirty and out dated. over priced really more like a motel rather than a 4 star hotel. smelly rooms.

it was a good location very clean very nice staff

the only good food was in the saloon the buffet and food in the ice cream parlour was almost uneatable.

Thin walls. We heard the people next door talking loudly early in the morning. When we checked out, no one asked how our stay was.

The check-in staff member was nice.

It was a total rip-off. They clearly have a monopoly on accommodation in the area, and take full advantage of it. The carpet hadn't been vacuumed before we arrived, and the hallway looked like it hadn't been vacuumed in weeks. Local food options are outrageously expensive and poor, and of course, the rooms don't have microwaves. About an hour after we had checked in, a staff member from the hotel unlocked our front door and entered the room without knocking. She seemed surprised that we were there and didn't really seem apologetic. Next time I'll just camp again, which was a much better experience.

It was a nightmare. I called on Saturday to add Saturday to my reservation. They did not tell me the hotel did not have electricity. Upon arriving and after finishing the registration I was told about the lack of electricity, internet, food availability, etc. Temp at night was 33. we asked 3 times for blankets, finally I had to go to registration to get them. The hotel cooked hamburgers and hotdogs, $20 and $15. We should have been comped. If any one had any emergency in the rooms had to drive to the front desk for help. A hotel of this price should have generators for the rooms building to provide heat at least. Unacceptable for a property ran by a large corporation owned by Windstar Liners. Xanterra claims about sustainability, green footprints, but forgot comfort for their guests, not having generators for these eventualities

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it was a beautiful setting in a great location in the park.

prices were too high for food

Perfect location within the park. Easy walk to shops and restraunts. We had 5 people and with the pull out bed it accommodated our needs. When we needed anything the front desk was right on it.

Not enough surface space to accommodate the gear of 5 people. It would be nice to offer hooks in various places to hang clothes and wet towels for so many. It took many trips to shuffle our gear from the car parking lot to the bungalow so it would have been nice with a wagon or dedicated helper on a golf cart.

Buffet

Good location for exploring Death Valley.

Room was not cleaned during our stay. On—site restaurant, store, and gas station were all much more expensive than those at Stovepipe Wells.

location is great with few restaurants and general store in walking distance. Not far from many attractions.

designated parking lot, not able to park in front of cabin.

comfortable and stylish

food costs

Good location inside the Death Valley NP. The staff is friendly, the cabins are nice and clean. The outdoor pool is warm enough for a swim in January, so that was a bonus. Wi-fi was spotty, but worked. The beds were comfy.

There are not many alternatives in the area and they overcharge for everything. It's really much too expensive for what it is, especially if you travel in the peak season as we did (right after New Year). Also, the prices at the store and in all the restaurants are really high ($5 for a yogurt or a small pack of chips, etc.). Be sure to get fuel before you arrive here because fuel prices are about 1.5-2 times higher inside the park.