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The Inn At Death Valley

Death Valley, CA

8.9 Superior Deluxe
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About the Hotel

Set against a hillside in the heart of Death Valley National Park, The Inn at Death Valley is a historic Four-Diamond hideaway that has welcomed guests since 1927, combining classic California-desert style with the unexpected lushness of a natural oasis. Date palms, flowering bougainvillea and natural springs surround the property, while accommodations range from refreshed rooms overlooking the gardens, desert or Panamint Mountains to private casitas tucked among the palms. At the center of the experience is the historic 87-degree spring-fed swimming pool, complemented by cabanas, sauna, tennis and pickleball courts. The spa offers massages and body treatments including hot-stone therapy, reflexology, salt scrubs and aromatherapy. For dining, the elegant Inn Dining Room serves classic cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with the option to dine on the terrace and take in unobstructed views of the desert salt pans, Panamint Mountains and evening sky.

Location

The Inn At Death Valley
Highway 190
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley, CA 92328

Nearest Airport: DTH

Amenities & Services

  • Pool
  • Spa
  • Fitness Center
  • Bar/Lounge
  • Business Services
  • Tennis Court
  • Pickleball Court

Reviews for The Inn At Death Valley

How you feeling? Hot! Hot! Hot!

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 2 weeks ago

The Inn at Death Valley is a very nice place to spend the night. Rooms are clean, staff is professional and friendly, location is perfect to do all tours. The restaurant was very nice. My only warning is when the heat is extreme as it was when we were there (120F) the room can only cool down so much. We shut the bathroom door to help the AC so our bathroom was quite hot and there was no cold water because everything was just crazy hot. I am glad we went here in the heat, I wanted to experience it. The lobby and restaurant were quite comfortable and our room was fine to sleep in. The history of the Inn is quite interesting as is Death Valley itself. We only needed one night but really were surprised how much we enjoyed our stay.

Paul N


Absolutely worth the journey!

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 1 month ago

If you want to see Death Valley, a night or two here is a must. The hotel is one of two in the same group (the other being the much bigger and more "glitzy" Ranch at Death Valley). To be charitable, you could describe the Inn as "characterful", but also perhaps a little "tired". The Ranch has many more facilities (available to Inn guests), and is a short drive down the road for guests at the Inn. Just be aware that in August at least. It is hot. Really, REALLY hot. You will not be outside enjoying the swimming pool, even late at night or in the early morning.

SimonL230 - Cambridge, United Kingdom


Fab hotel

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 1 month ago

Really beautiful hotel with fabulous pool and food. Stayed just one night in our California road trip and so far, this has been my favourite hotel. Luxury beds, gorgeous decor, lovely staff, amazing pool and surroundings, well equipped gym and sister hotel only a few mins away to buy provisions. Great location to do all the sights, only wish we’d stayed longer.

YOUGOTTABEKIDDIN - Belfast, United Kingdom


Summer Oasis

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 1 month ago

The Inn has outstanding views of Death Valley sunrises and sunsets. The amenities are first class. The Dining Room at The Inn has lovely menu choices, and excellent quality food.

Nomad55473760169


The perfect Place to be in the middle of a desert.

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 2 months ago

The Cassita was wonderful, the bed comfortable, the bathroom lovely, and there was plenty of storage space for luggage. The golf buggy was a bonus. The swimming pool was lovely. The grounds were wonderful. The location was perfect for day trips. It’s a shame there isn’t a breakfast buffet. The food was generally a bit expensive. Limited choice for vegetarians

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