Didn’t stop in for a room but was passing by and stopped in for a couple cold beers and a sandwich. This establishment is a no frills kinda place but for being in the middle of nowhere it’s certainly an oasis. Service was A+ & I’m definitely looking into rooms next time I’m in the valley.
Look, if you are wanting a Waldorf experience this ain’t the place! If you want quaint, cool, quirky, minimal with fun….this is the place!!! Love the bar and restaurant!!! The food is awesome, and the chili they had was to die for (didn’t have it the last time I went). You can meet people from all over the world if you want to make new friends and talk adventures. You can rent rooms in their cabins, camp in the campground, eat, drink, and get gas. Kind of like an old stagecoach stopover, I love this place!!!!!
Go spend your money there and keep it alive.
Super cute motel and grill. There camping and rv pitches too. The motel is pretty basic but incredibly picturesque. The grill is open for lunch at dinner until 9 all year around. Also for breakfast but when the park closes, breakfast options are limited to the had station.
Staff are helping and friendly.
Peaceful place to stay.
Clean bathrooms at campsite. Glamping was fun. Good view. Good place to see stars. Dinner was a bit pricey. There was a convenience store on site. Would come back
This place was great! I stopped by and stayed in “glamping tent” and the stars were breathtaking. Dinner was over the top from the service and vibe to the food. I just stayed for one night before Death Valley drive. It was such a great experience. Definitely will come back and stay for more days.
We didn't stay at the resort but the people there were very nice. I'm not sure if the gas station worker is a part of the crew or not, but we owed him big gratitude. Our tire leaked and we had to stop to change it right before driving across the Death Valley. He was so helpful to provide us all the essential information and let us use his wifi when our phone had no signal out in that middle of nowhere. We've made it safely to the next town, which is 115 miles away thanks to his assistance.
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Review is for gas, glamping tent, restaurant.
Gas.
Coming from Furnace Creek, my wallet had slipped between drivers seat and center console without me knowing when trying to get gas at Stovepipe Wells.
Stovepipe Wells doesn't have Tap to Pay, and their general store was closed, they closed at 4:30 pm and it was now 6:30 pm so I couldn't go in to see if they had tap to pay inside.
I was S.O.L.
I drove to Panamint Springs because I knew their general store would be open (I'd called Panamint to verify they were open).
Got to Panamint, their Tap to Pay was inside and was iffy. But! After multiple tries (meaning that they were really, really, helpful), including powering off and on their machine, my phone and their machine got in the groove and I was able to get gas. (Immediately after getting gas, I found my wallet). Their gas was $5.89 (Stovepipe $5.79, Furnace Creek $8.20) as of yesterday, 10.19.23.
Regarding the "hotel". I stayed in one of their glamping tents, so will only comment on this. Clean, beds made upon arrival. It even had a storage locker. There is a fire ring and picnic table right there. Very nice. Showers down the way. Restaurant and general store, across the street.
We stayed 2 nights in the tent camping spots. It was first come first serve, but there were many spots still available. The $15 includes showers in an enclosed and tiled central bathroom. Wifi at the restaurant was good for basic uses. Restaurant was good and has a solid food menu along with a menu of 200 bottled beer choices available.
We had great experience. Rooms were clean, easily accessible, gas station was also reasonable and general store had sufficient supplies. You may find another one more useful at stovepipe as it is closer to dunes. But this was good overall. One thing that can be changed in bed types. They were little uncomfortable for sleeping.
We stopped at the general store before heading into Death Valley. We were running low on water so we stopped and bought a jug of water to put in our cooler, just in case. There was some jugs in the cooler as well as some on the shelf. We bought a chilled one. They had souvenirs and snacks and some camping essentials you might have forgotten.
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