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"Solid place to spend the night en route for a affordable price. We really appreciated how pet-friendly it was with a very reasonable pet fee, no unreasonable rules or restrictions and a big clean pet area in the back. The property is conveniently located walking distance to a lot of restaurants and just a quick turn back onto the freeway. The room itself was much better than expected with a comfy bed and AC, which was very necessary in the heatwave. The only issue we ran into was the hot water for the shower was a little finicky, but since it was so warm it didn’t bother us that much. "

"Our room had several maintenance issues, including insufficient hot water for a comfortable shower. We reported the issues and some were taken care of quickly, but the hot water issue persisted throughout our 4 day stay, and a manager did not reach out to us directly to solve it. "

"Good stay"

"the river view from the room balcony and the sound of the rushing water was fabulous and worth the little bit extra money"

"We stayed in a tent cabin, it was nice and spacious. There had been a snow storm a couple weeks prior which made for a muddy mess. But otherwise a great stay!"

"Wonderful place to stay just outside the park. "

"Room was clean, the property is inside the park, so we were able to hike early in the morning, watch the sunrise easily. "

"Nice place to stay, it just feels a little old and worn out, doesn’t give the somewhat luxury feel you would think based on the pictures. The room wasn’t that clean and the staff didn’t explain anything when we checked in; nothing about the amenities or offered services. We just kind of figured it out. Felt like a 2 star/motel experience with a nice pool & jacuzzi. "

"The property is rustic, but the rooms are spacious and well maintained. The mini refrigerator was a great size and perfect for keeping snacks and food for our daily trips around Death Valley. The bed was comfortable, and I’m usually quite picky about beds. Unfortunately, our timing was not ideal, as the hotel had a scheduled 12-hour power outage from 4:00 a.m. to about 4:00 p.m. on March 10. During that time, there was no electricity or Wi-Fi in the rooms, although Wi-Fi was available at the registration office. They schedule maintenance outages two or three times a year, so it may be worth checking ahead before reserving. That said, we were grateful for the convenience of staying inside the park and for the beautiful views of the Mesquite Dunes. We would definitely come back!"