Furnace Creek Inn and ranch

Nice people at the reception and store. Rooms looked nice and tidy. Only thing what I found missing was a microwave,ofcourse this is so you don’t bring own foods and are obligated to eat out at their expensive restaurants..there is a microwave at their store but only to use for expensive foods you can buy at their store..I found this the only downside. Aside from this, everything looked nice and the swimmingpool was also nice and they provide towelservice ! We went to the ice cream parlor which looked nice, reminded me of Disneyland, not the cheapest ice cream but then again the scoops are large. Overall experience was good, would recommend, only minus was no microwave.

The staff is what makes this place special. Friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The beds are very comfortable. The room and building is a bit dated. It’s nice that they have 10 EV chargers on site. There are local trail options to just get in some miles. Their ice cream parlor is exceptional! Would certainly stay here again without hesitation.

It is like a small town in itself, different buildings for rooms, and for services, restaurants, store, … take care not to lose yourself inside. Don’t forget the map and your phone, at night you will need the flashlight

I recently stayed at The Ranch at Death Valley, and it exceeded all my expectations. Nestled within the stunning desert landscape, this historic resort offers a perfect balance of luxury and tranquility in one of the most extreme environments on Earth.

The Inn is much better than the Ranch but it can be hard to tell which you’re getting online as the photos are mingled. The pool at the Ranch is awful as was the staff. Rooms were adequate. Stovepipe Wells front desk Was so much friendlier and more welcoming and it’s close to Mesquite Dunes, but I didn’t see a pool at all. Basically, you’re up against it tryingbuk find a decent place to stay in Death Valley.