The staff at the front desk particularly Kelly, were wonderful. Upbeat and helpful. This is not an inexpensive hotel . You definitely pay for the location. The hotel itself is nothing to write home about. Pretty basic. We did get a king size room and it was pretty spacious. Room was clean and the bed was pretty comfortable. We did have an issue with the AC not working in our room. They sent maintenance pretty quickly and he could not resolve. He had them move us and brought us the key. The new room had a working AC that did the job well. The big issue we had was the Wi-Fi! It virtually does not exist unless you are in the lobby. VERY difficult for someone who works on the road and needs a good connection and high speed. If that is you, don't stay here. No in room coffee or microwave. It does have a sizable mini fridge with a small freezer compartment. The lack of Wi-Fi will keep us from staying here again.

Loved Stovepipe Wells! Highly recommend staying here. Centrally located to all the sites and dark at night for awesome star gazing. The staff could not have been nicer. From reception to the general store everyone one was helpful and pleasant. We are in the Saloon and we're so surprised at the vegan and vegetarian options for us. It never happens. The food was wonderful. The staff we met, Violet, Laura and Paul were incredible. They also were helpful in assisting us with choices of what sites to see and their favorites. They were spot on. Could not have asked for a better group of people. We will be back ❤️. Forgot to mention, our room was nice and big and had a fridge. Very clean.

The hotel is basic, food is basic, but it is beautifully located right near the Mesquite Sand Dunes for an amazing sunrise. If you request the Roadrunner rooms then at night you can walk out of your room go up a small hill and enjoy the dark sky. You can see all sorts of planets and stars. I would definitely stay here again!

Reasonably priced, clean with pleasant and helpful employees. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this hotel. It’s right by Mosaic Canyon and Mesquite sand dunes. Toll House Restaurant, the Saloon and Stovepipe Wells General Store are all part of the “ complex”. It’s nice to come back after a day of exploring Death Valley and be able to walk to the restaurant.

We enjoyed the simplicity of this hotel and the fact that is owned by the National Park Service. The other choices in the park lacked the old charm we were looking for in Death Valley. Our deluxe king motel-style room, was clean and quiet and opened to a courtyard (which looked unfinished at this time). Again, nothing fancy, but we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. Dining options, however, were not great but sufficed.