Stovepipe Wells Village Hotel

Casual rooms, suites & a bungalow in a storied desert lodging with 2 pools, golf & fine dining. Built in 1927 and set on a lush garden, this Spanish Colonial Revival-style hotel is on Highway 190, and 3.4 miles from Zabriskie Point. Warm, casual rooms with views of the gardens, desert or Panamint Mountains are equipped with free Wi-Fi, TVs, minifridges and coffeemakers. Some have terraces, and upgraded rooms add whirlpool tubs. Suites offer living areas with pull-out sofas. A bungalow features stone walls and desert views. Amenities include 2 spring-fed pools, a sauna, a golf course, a gym and tennis courts. A fine-dining restaurant is on-site, and massages are available. The hotel is open from May to October, and resort fees may apply.

Nestled in a charming Spanish Colonial complex, this quirky hotel offers mural-filled rooms, a cozy café, and a hauntingly beautiful opera house just 30 miles from Death Valley.

Rustic, family-run resort offering rooms, cabins & campsites, plus a restaurant & a bar. Located at the western end of Death Valley National Park, this family-run resort with rooms, cabins and campsites is 4 miles from Father Crowley vista point and 23 miles from Joshua trees at Lee Flat. Simple rooms have en suite bathrooms and up to 3 beds, and Internet access is available. Wood-paneled cottages add minifridges, air-conditioning or bunk beds, and a 2-bedroom cabin offers separate living and dining areas. Tent cabins, campsites and RV parking are also available. A breakfast buffet is served daily, and there’s a restaurant and a bar. Other amenities include a gas station and a general store, plus a gift shop and shower facilities.

Wildrose Campground offers a serene escape at 4,100 ft, complete with free sites, breathtaking views, fire pits, and clean vault toilets, making for a perfect outdoor retreat.

Discover the extremes of Death Valley, where searing summer heat meets the stunning depths of Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America.

Sunset Campground in Death Valley offers over 270 basic gravel sites with water and toilets, making it a chill spot for RVers and campers seeking stunning views.

Cozy stop serving a traveler-friendly breakfast & lunch plus local produce, open Friday–Monday.

Nestled in the heart of nowhere, this casual eatery offers hearty cowboy fare and local ingredients, all served with a side of Old West charm.

Built in 1877, these beehive-shaped kilns were used to create charcoal for local mining operations.

Panamint Springs is private resort in Inyo County, California. It consists of a motel, cabins, RV and tent campsites, restaurant, and gas station, all operated by Cassell Enterprises, LLC. It lies at an elevation of 1926 feet.