Just stayed at the Stovepipe Wells Village with my mom and 7 year old twins for 2 nights. The room was clean, cool (the temperature was over 110 degrees out), and comfy. We enjoyed the pool in the evening. Customer service was great in all aspects-- from checking in, to the general store and the saloon (the restaurant was closed, so this is where you ordered food). And this is why I am really posting the review... the food was absolutely phenomenal! We ate dinner there twice and breakfast the last day. We ate burgers, chicken wings, mushrooms pasta, pancakes, breakfast croissant, oatmeal with fruit (which I've never tasted fruit so fresh & sweet at a restaurant before). You know how when you get done eating out, you tend to have a belly ache... I always left full and feeling great afterwards. Can't say enough great things about our stay. You won't be disappointed!

The pool hours are listed as 8am-12am but that is not true. The pool begins getting cleaned at 8am, and is not actually open till about 915am. For people with children you can understand the disappointment. Not to mention that the heat rises with every hour. They should change the listed hours, or be done cleaning before 8.

I was forced to stay here for one night after experiencing some car troubles. Each room has an A/C unit and a ceiling fan, as well as a refrigerator. I could not get cold water out of the tap but maybe because it was so hot that day (129F!!). The pool however was a very nice temperature. The staff said it was spring fed.

Ok, this is not the Ritz, but face it eh!... you are in the middle of the dessert!!!!! This hotel is a gem! Not super fancy, but exactly what you need! Comfy bed, bar-saloon, restaurant, general store across the street and a pool! Sure there's not much to do except falling in love with Death Valley! I will go back one day - for sure - ! :) thank you!

My second time staying at this property and I loved it again. Staff friendly and helpful. Steps away from the desert. A quiet National Park experience. Enjoyed near by Mosaic Canyon and Mesquite Dunes.