A beautiful resort with comfort all around. Top notch room and setting. The views excellent and stunning. Sunsets from the veranda just fabulous. The service was very good. The bathrooms and other tiled areas very pretty. The WiFi and cell service was good.

My wife and I spent one night at The Ranch at Death Valley. The hotel is next to the National Park Service Visitor Center, and is conveniently located for sightseeing and exploring this interesting and fascinating area. Our standard room with two queen-sized beds was spacious, clean, and comfortable, with an en-suite bathroom with a shower. The room had all the necessary amenities, including, air conditioning, TV, Wi-Fi, mini refrigerator, and coffee maker. Our room also had French doors opening onto a small patio. The property is extremely neat and well maintained, and there are many amenities, including, a restaurant, general store, an old-style western saloon, and a spring fed swimming pool. Our best eating experience while visiting The Ranch, had to be the ice cream parlor with classic retro furnishings and a delectable menu, particularly the scrumptious sundaes. There was also plenty safe and secure free parking on-site. Overall, we had a fantastic stay at The Ranch.

My friend and I stayed in one of the new cottages for 3 nights. I think the Ranch review section should be separated between the old motel and the new cottages, because the reviews that say "old and dirty" do not apply to the cottages, which are only 2 years old. We enjoyed our stay very much. Renting the cottage was cheaper (and nicer) than renting two separate rooms in the motel (we don't like to share a room). My friend took the bedroom and I slept on the pull-out couch in the living room. I left the bed out the entire time, which reduced the hangout space in the living room. However, the front porch more than made up for that and neither of us wanted to sit and watch TV. (I did not turn TVs on even once in our 8-day road trip.) We both thought the beds were comfortable. The microwave and fridge were definitely handy. We did not do laundry, but I can see how it would be very useful for a longer stay. If I return to Death Valley, this is where I would stay again. I saw several groups of 4 people staying in a cottage (one group was two adult couples, and another was a family with two children). That might start to feel crowded, but the front porch does give you more space for sitting.

The Ranch at Death Valley is like a little oasis in the middle of the desert. The room was very comfortable and the extra services were great. The Ranch has lots of extra services like a small general store for food and souvenirs, a buffet style restaurant, a pub style restaurant, an ice cream shop and more. There's also an interesting mini-museum about mining in Death Valley. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay!

We always wanted to stay at the ranch in death valley it was a great pleasure for us all in all super