For a motel in a small town, this was a nice place to stay. Check-in was friendly and prompt, the…read moreroom looked updated, it had a wonderful walk-in shower and it was located right in the middle of the business district. About the only issue we had was the lack of Internet television. There are approximately 20 channels to choose from, but no way to get Netflix or any other Internet service. But for a small town in the middle of nowhere, we recommend staying here.

Didn't go inside, doesn't appear to be open but not sure. Great, funky, cool "under the sea themed…read moreart on exterior of building. I hope to stop by there in my return trip and take some better pictures.

Really nice guy at reception. I expect he owns the place. We joked a bit. Even though I had a…read morelittle dog with me, he slipped me into an available room that had been pet free and cleaned it thoroughly after our stay. Room was a great value. Neat, clean, comfortable, quiet. I'll stay there again as I travel through the area.

Clean rooms , awesome sights, friendly staff , coffee n more like we all will be backread more

Where do I start? We checked in around 5:30pm. It was 106 degrees when we checked in. The woman…read morebehind the desk let me know she turned the air conditioning wall unit on 20 minutes ago. It NEVER got really cool and we ran the air conditioner on high/auto and set it for 75. It never got to that temp to shut off. So hot all night. Someone else said that this happens all the time and people complain. The lock/key to get us in the room did not work very well. The lady at check-in said it can be a "little" tricky. I had to try about 6-7 times to get in. Fix it! We had our dog and the room was dog friendly. However, there is really no place to walk them without walking through trash and waste in back of the hotel. Where is the pride in this town? We had stayed here before but t has gone down hill fast. No place to walk and eat. Eddie's World breakfast was greasy and slow. They do have an old Denny's in the casino. The bed was comfortable. TV was small and picture was blurry on almost every channel. Motel 6 is next door. Rooms are cleaner but super small.

Always wonderful. The hot tub is working perfect this time! And as usual the AC was running and…read moreroom temperature perfect!!! My regular room is 134. I'm in 127 tonight and again on my return trip. Closer to the hot tub! Again, I will have HOMEMADE ICE CREAM for breakfast tomorrow at the candy shop across the parking lot. (:-))) !!!

This place is a great value and great experience. The owners are extremely helpful and friendly,…read morewithout being intrusive. The rooms are comfy and have all the comforts you'll need. I stayed in the Asia room. It was very comfortable for a three night stay. Each morning they offer a tasty and satisfying hot breakfast. It's a great way to start your day into Death Valley, or wherever you are headed. The place is full of Peacocks, rabbits, and goat named Esmeralda. See pictures attached. The location is about 30 minutes outside of death Valley. It's about 25 minutes away from a small town called Beatty. Beatty offers services like gas a few restaurants and a few convenience stores. Be careful when driving around town. There are free range donkeys that roam the streets. They're really cute, but they move it their own pace. The stars here are pretty amazing. I brought my telescope and was glad I did. But even without a telescope, it's worth taking a glass of wine out to the backyard and just gazing into that black sky and soaking in the stars. Pro tip hit up the dollar store in town for supplies. Don't forget to grab a lot of water For your day(s) in Death Valley. Bonus pro tip - wake up early and catch the sunrise in the backyard.

I need to start by saying we didn't end up staying at the Shady Lady Bed and Breakfast because we…read morecancelled our trip but I still thought my pre-stay experience is noteworthy for other travelers.It started off fine after making a reservation online (through a third party booking site), the innkeeper, Nigel seemed pleasant and accommodating then, even agreeing to let me upgrade the room type from standard to private cabin and pay the difference on site on arrival.But when I needed to cancel, the experience turned from pleasant to unreceptive to outright rude. I just needed an email confirming that I canceled this reservation for travel insurance purposes and called to ask him if he would send that email to me. He agreed and took my information. I waited 24 hours to follow up when I hadn't received that email and to email him the next day, to make it easy for him to just respond to the email (something like yes this reservation has been cancelled would have worked fine for me, but after not getting an email response the next day, I called back to ask verbally again. He was extremely agitated right off the bat immediately after picking up the phone, recognizing my voice from previous calls, and sounded so irritated when I asked if he could respond to my email or send one out and he yelled "Look, I sent out the email yesterday. If you didn't get it, I don't know what to tell you. I've spent enough of my time on your reservation in the first place!" AND HUNG UP ON METhat was that. I don't understand how someone in the hospitality industry could act so hostily. l had plans to return there after canceling, but now I have no such intention just based on that experience (I guess I'll have to assume he feels the same about me). And think other travelers may want to be aware of this.

My wife and I spent a Thursday night at the Death Valley Inn in early June while passing through…read more The inn is easy to find on the main road and a convenient one block walk to a Family Dollar for supplies. Our first floor room was clean and comfortable. It had a king size bed with reading lights, a refrigerator, a microwave, and cable TV. The bathroom sink was cracked and lacked a drain plug. The bathroom/shower combo was fine with plenty of hot water though it took a while to get there. Our biggest complaint was the flat pillows and lack of them. The bed was comfortable though. Lastly, the walls were thin but thankfully our neighbors quieted down after a bit. All in all a decent stay for a decent price.

If you're looking for a place outside of Death Valley National Park - with water and electricity -…read morethen this might be the place for you. The place is a simple gravel lot with wide pull in spaces. The restrooms are very clean with private showers. There are no picnic tables for any of the sites and only one fire pit for the entire place. We were lucky to be able to use it both nights we stayed. The RV Park is adjacent to an Inn - so you do have access to a pool and jacuzzi. Also, there is pretty good WIFI access. The place is exceptionally quiet which is also a plus. It's about 40mins away from the Death Valley NP visitor center.

Stayed here for 24 days during a work trip. The hotel is smaller compared to Stagecoach, but still…read morecomfortable overall. The beds are decent, and while the towels are slightly plush, some can feel a bit rough. Housekeeping comes every 3 days, which was fine for my stay. The room includes a small desk and only a basic soap bar--so you may want to bring your own toiletries. The town itself is quite small, but the location is perfect if you're planning a trip to Death Valley. Also, don't miss stopping by Rhyolite

Three stars are the highest rating in my review of Motel 6, since it's a 2-star hotel with limited…read moreamenities. This one is a good surprise. Nothing significant, but overall it was good: Clean, good front customer service, and nothing was broken. I'd come here again.

The Amargosa Hotel and Opera House is a spiritual pilgrimage more so than a place to stay…read more Yes, the carpet is musty. The plumbing is old. There is a faint odor lingering in the hallways (not guest rooms). The building is over 100 years old and decaying in certain sections. This is not the place to stay if you want room service, sparkling water, and luxury amenities. Journey to Death Valley Junction and stay a while if you need to experience awe and want to restore what you've lost in the hustle and bustle of life. Be inspired by Marta Beckett's murals--a dedicated artist who breathed new life into the walls. Even if you don't stay the night, take a tour and see it for yourself! Plus, this hotel is only 30 minutes from Furnace Creek and is a nice break from camping in the desert at a very affordable price point! The beds were comfortable and everyone at the hotel was extremely friendly. I would stay again.

I stayed here in January and I can not say enough positive things about this magical place and the…read morespecial people who work here. The natural beauty of the Amargosa Valley is stunning. The hotel is very close to the entrance of Death Valley park. The history of the town and the Opera House that Marta Becket brought to life is fascinating! Don't miss a tour - they are given daily at 9am and 6pm. The on site cafe is closed but the hotel provides coffee and tea and allows guests to use a fridge, microwave and toaster. The rooms are kept very clean and the area is so quiet - I slept so well! Last, the staff are exceptionally kind and conscientious. This is truly special place.

We went there couple weeks ago as a little getaway and it was amazing. It's an oasis in the middle…read moreof nowhere. We had a 2nd floor room with a balcony that faced the pond. What a beautiful view. The restaurant served some of the best food we have ever eaten. There's a very small casino section, a very small bar, a nice sitting area and a minimart type store. The staff were very friendly and helpful. They have a really nice size pool and hot tub. The pool was too chilly for me but the hot tub was very hot and relaxing after our hike that day. It's conveniently located near a lot of attractions. I understand they used to have a steak house and I wish they still did. Our room was very clean and comfortable. I did find it a bit odd our first morning that housekeeping knocked on our door. We told them we were going out and they could come in and could we get extra towels. When we came back 4 hours later, our room hadn't been cleaned and beds were unmade. I called the front desk and asked if this was normal? I told them that I don't make my bed at home and that I wasn't about to make it there. Told them we were going out again and please have them come back and take care of it. They did. I would definitely like to go back again one day. Lovely get away spot.

We really enjoyed our stay here this week while visiting nearby Ash Meadows NWR and Death Valley…read moreNP. The location is great, just about 30 minutes from Death Valley and even less to Ash Meadows. As long as you know what you're getting, it's great for what it is. Motel style rooms are big and clean. Lots to explore here, from the nice lake out back with lots of weird Knick knacks and decor to the even more eclectic business center. There's a big store inside with tons of essentials. There's a small casino with many slots and poker machines (more being installed during our stay). There's a cute bar where Jackpot the Cat hangs out. There's also a great onsite Cafe that we enjoyed a great dinner and breakfast at. Staff is very nice and provides quick service. I'd definitely recommend this spot if you're exploring nearby and need a nice clean interesting place to stay.

We stayed in one of the cottages at The Oasis while we were in Death Valley this past week. And it…read morewas Awesome!!! It was our first time in DVNP, and the cottages looked super cute and convenient. (They were!) In our duplex cottage, we had our own porch area, and inside, a living room (with a sofa fold out bed), a kitchenette area (with a fridge and microwave and coffee maker), a bathroom with a shower, a little washer/dryer laundry machine, and a master bedroom with a closet. We had access to, and used, the 86 degree pool (great after hiking), and there were restaurants and a gift shop and an ice cream shop, and golf facilities. The Oasis is right next door to the Furnace Creek Visitor Center (which we didn't make it to) and the Furnace Creek campground. Super convenient, Super cute, Good food available at the Wild Rose Tavern (which we went to twice), and our cottage neighbors were great. We loved every minute! Staff are super friendly and helpful and we hope to be back.

The bar had the best assortment of collectables and it was cozy and kind. Mainly, we wanted to give…read morea shout out to the back of the house. Whoever was in the kitchen cranking out the onion rings...deserves an award. It was the perfect crisp. I will forever be dreaming about these onion rings. Thank you to the line, the food was delicious.