Find hotels near Death Valley National Park, from NT$2,653

"$50 pet fee, too much!"

"This property definitely has a monopoly as far as location. Check-in was a surprise as there was an added charge for any potential damages. Nowhere was this disclosed prior to arrival. Restaurant was good, bar was good but very unfriendly wait staff. All in all I would probably not recommend staying here. However, not much else available. "

"This hotel was reasonably priced and the bed was comfortable. We had a non-smoking room, but the smell of smoke was horrible. The noise went on in the hall for hours. I think the security guard was telling people to move on to their rooms, but kept happening over and over. "

"Rooms had spider web all over, no amenities as mentioned. Staffs would not help no matter what "

"Great stay and close to hiking!"

"This is our favorite place to stay when visiting both Death Valley and Mt. Whitney. We have no troubles with bringing our large dog with us. The beds are comfortable, the high-desert scenery is breathtaking, and staff are friendly. The only thing that was a little confusing is that you check in at the Cafe. No trouble, you can order dinner at the same time."

"Charming place. Amazing staff."

"Everything was superb except one of the EV Charger parking stalls was fenced off because a few stones on the landscape wall were damaged. There was no reason to close the entire parking stall. There was also a non-EV BMW 3 series parked in the only other charging stall, blocking access to it. When people drive hundreds of miles into Death Valley to an expensive Inn with two chargers, they shoukd be able to expect the management to ensure both are available to actual EV cars."

"Nice and quiet nights sleep before heading to Death Valley. Nothing special but nothing to complain about"