Death Valley Eureka Mine Hotels

"The property is rustic, but the rooms are spacious and well maintained. The mini refrigerator was a great size and perfect for keeping snacks and food for our daily trips around Death Valley. The bed was comfortable, and I’m usually quite picky about beds. Unfortunately, our timing was not ideal, as the hotel had a scheduled 12-hour power outage from 4:00 a.m. to about 4:00 p.m. on March 10. During that time, there was no electricity or Wi-Fi in the rooms, although Wi-Fi was available at the registration office. They schedule maintenance outages two or three times a year, so it may be worth checking ahead before reserving. That said, we were grateful for the convenience of staying inside the park and for the beautiful views of the Mesquite Dunes. We would definitely come back!"

"The Inn at Death Valley is certainly an Oasis in the Desert. The grounds are beautiful with water running through it, lush palm trees, beautiful pool and very comfortable suites. Highly recommend staying here."

"Golf was a blast"

"We did glamping. Tents & mattresses were good & there was an all-around good vibe at the place. Two issues: 1) The men's bathroom was in really bad shape. It can do with a good clean up repairing of urinals, etc. 2) We could thank our lucky stars that it was not cold because they only provided one thin blanket per bed. Will I stay there again ? Yes, because I don`t need much. "