Historic Hotels & Resorts in Central Interior California

"The property is spread out with multiple buildings for the hotel and sets of suites. The grounds include outdoor museum items, walkways, and grassy areas. They were planting more trees the day we were there. There are a fair amount of amenities right on the property including a gift shop (which has groceries for day trips into Death Valley and some camping oriented food and supplies), an ice cream and burgers shop, buffet and finer dining (we used an onsite vendor for a burger cooked on an outdoor grill for our dinner and a cafe for morning coffee and bakery items for breakfast). We did not know before we made our reservation, but this facility is also a sister facility to The Inn at Death Valley, a more expensive facility, so one can use the facility at the Inn as well. It is conveniently located approx 1/2 of the distance between the northern and southern sites in the valley which makes overall touring of the valley easier. The staff were very friendly an helpful. The pool was amazing; it is 4.5 ft at one end and 8 ft at the other, very long and wide, and the water was around 80 deg (we stayed in November, so the warm water was nice for the cool night breeze)."

"The room was great no complaints at all. The restaurant however has very subpar food. Worst burger I ever had. They gave us a window seat. Windows were so filthy and full of cobwebs. they need to wash them. Went to breakfast this morning. Food was OK, but it was buffet & not real warm. Lots of options."

"Beautiful location - good food - friendly staff"

"Excellent "

"Clean, good staff"

"I love staying here when I'm in town! Good room, comfortable beds and kind staff. I stay here when I am working but look forward to visiting some time for fun!"

"Courteous staff & nice room. Walkable to restaurants & groceries."

"I loved it, I had a great time, everything was great, the food at the buffet was delicious, I'm going to choose room number four, 100% recommended!"