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"Great stay over with friendly staff and lots of great food and drink options, love to stay again "

SAR 273 total

includes taxes & fees

10 Jum. II - 11 Jum. II

"Slice of history. Unique beauty. Faded glory. Ghost town ambience. "

SAR 425 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Jum. II - 6 Jum. II

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Automatic front gate, 300 foot driveway, and house

"This place was very spacious inside. We felt like everyone had their own space for sure. The beds were comfy and the living room along with the kitchen was a good size! Also, Dave and his dog Keiko were very friendly when we saw them at check out and even took our family pic outside his blooming cactus! Overall, a very good stay for sure. Will stay again if I’m back out this way."

"If you are wanting to cook your own meals, this isn't for you. If, on the other hand? You want a luxurious place to stay that us illegible clean with some of the softest sheets you've ever felt, this is. If I could give this place 6 stars, I would. "

"I really enjoyed,I felt like I was in my own place it was very clean and comfortable"

Frequently asked questions

What can I expect from a motel trip to Death Valley?

By saving on your room price, you can make the most of what Death Valley has to offer. Top sights to visit include Death Valley National Park.

What's it like to stay in a motel?

At many motels, you’ll often find free parking and an outdoor pool. When you stay at a motel property, you’ll usually access your room directly from the parking lot. The word “motel” was coined in 1925 by the owner of the Milestone Mo-Tel in San Luis Obispo, California.

What things can I to do in Death Valley?

Visitors like Death Valley for the riverfront, restaurants, and cafes. As you’re sightseeing around the area, be sure to enjoy all there is to see and do. These are some of the parks and outdoorsy places: Death Valley National Park, Artists Palette, and Ubehebe Crater. Some historical places you might want to see include Harmony Borax Works, Charcoal Kilns, and Leadfield Ghost Town. During your trip, here are some other places to visit: Furnace Creek Golf Course, Furnace Creek Visitor Center, and Badwater.

What's the weather like in Death Valley?

Weather can make or break a roadtrip, so here’s some data about year-round temperatures in Death Valley to help you plan yours: The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 95°F, while the coldest months are December and January with an average of 55°F. Average annual precipitation for Death Valley is 4 inches.