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Stovepipe Wells Village Hotel - Inside The Park
10/10 Excellent
"Clean room. Good restaurant for dinner & breakfast. Quiet area."
The Inn at Death Valley – Inside the Park
8/10 Good
"Nice place overall, but the ranch is roughly a mile away and it has more amenities than the inn. If you’re after a quiet vibe, go with the Inn. If you want something livelier, book the Ranch. Also, if you drive a non-Tesla EV, the Ranch has more Level 2 chargers— the Inn only has two."
Panamint Springs Resort
10/10 Excellent
"We stayed in the Miner’s Cabin, a “tiny house” at the very edge of the property, hoping for “dark sky” views and a desert experience. We loved it! We had everything we needed, including great AC, and convenient amenities were cleverly tucked into corners and crevices of the small building, The little porch out front was perfect for relaxing, and watching the sky, the landscape, and the little wild burros that were hanging out nearby! The on-property restaurant was excellent (we so enjoyed chatting with Dwight about his craft beer experience!). A great overnight stop for us from Death Valley on into California!"
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8.8/10 (70 reviews)
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