Death Valley Hotel and Camping Guide
Death Valley National Park is so big, and the nearest towns so far away that the best option is to stay here. There are hotels at Furnace Creek and Stovepipe Wells. A little further outside of Death Valley on the west side, you'll find the Panamint Springs Resort, a rustic place with room rates about the same as at Furnace Creek Resort. Beatty, Nevada is also a option.
Death Valley campgrounds and their facilities. Campgrounds here offer over 1,600 camp sites. Beginning on the fifth of each month, reservations for these sites can be made five months in advance.
This Death Valley hotel is the best place to stay, if you can afford it.
Comfortable motel rooms, an affordable Death Valley hotel.
This Death Valley hotel is 35 miles west of Stovepipe Wells. They also have an RV Park.
The motel here is the best-priced Death Valley hotel that's inside the park.
Check pricesNot quite a Death Valley hotel, but nearby. The adobe building was constructed by the Pacific Coast Borax Company in 1924. No TVs or phones.
Bailey's Hot Mineral Spring is a ten minute drive north of town.
In downtown Beatty, with a casino on the premises.
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Single and double rooms, pool, restaurant and casino.
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