Search Motels in Death Valley Junction from CA $115

"Very unique property. The lobby, bar, casino, market, restaurant were very nice. The outside pond with geese and ducks were beautiful. The only thing that needs upgrading are the rooms. The hotel is close enough to Death Valley so you don’t have to spend a fortune to stay inside the park."

"We booked this place based on some "excellent" reviews and "good" ratings. Upon arrival we were shockingly surprised by the dilapidated state of the building and its surroundings, which rather fits the description of a ghost town in the middle of nowhere. Reluctantly we stepped in the lobby to be received by a wave of stagnant air, as if no one had opened the door in a hundred years. Not to mention the adverse respiratory reaction this unhealthy atmosphere triggered on my travel partner. The front desk lady was nice and sweet. Since we quickly realized that we were not going to spend a single night in such a filthy and dilapidated place, we thanked her for sharing some haunting stories about the place's famous guest, and left. Leaving behind a cloud of dust never to look back again... We are aware that not all travelers are looking for the same kind of experience, but it is beyond my comprehension how a place that lacks some basic amenities and is in such a state of disrepair can be even listed as a lodging option. Needless to say that our trust on Expedia as a travel advisor has been very disappointing by this experience to say the least. "

"The room was older but cozy and clean. It was perfect for our quick trip to Death Valley for the pup fish and superbloom. Staff was wonderfully nice and helpful."

"Host was very efficient in responding to messages. The house was conveniently located to Death Valley NP. Though it was clean, the house was not well kept, showing its age. The inside decor felt like it never left the 60s and 70s. "