My husband and I decided to take the short trip from Las Vegas to Rhyolite to take our kids to the…read moreout door museum and to see the ghost town. We didn't want to leave our dogs at home so we brought them along too. I thought it would be fun to stay the night in Beaty so we didn't have to rush while in rhyolite. I found this motel online and since it look freshly renovated, modern and dog friendly I knew this was goin to be the perfect spot. Our plans worked out just right. Check in was not until 3pm. So we spent some time in Rhyolite and once the kids and dog were hungry and hot we decided to drive back into town. When we checked into the motel. I was greeted by a very nice young girl. She checked me in and then directed me to our room. Parking was near our door as we were on the bottom floor but tucked away in a small hallway. Right outside of our door was a picnic table and what looked like a potty area for pups. However, our dogs didn't use this area and preferred us to walk them along the backside of the buildings. We weren't sure what we wanted to eat for dinner, but conveniently located in the same parking lot there was a barbecue spot. It worked out great because we were able to walk from our room to the restaurant and they allowed us to bring the dogs. The boys wanted dessert so we were able to walk to a nearby gas station. This motel is in walking distance to basically everything including nightlife. The room was very cozy, clean and the air conditioning worked great. At the time of our stay the Golden Knights were in the playoffs and we were able to watch the game in our room. They also had free Wi-Fi. We did have to ask for extra towels because there were four of us staying in the room. In the morning when we woke up to take the dogs out, we got to see the donkeys walking through the city. Checkout was at 11 which gave us enough time to wake up, pack and grab a snack for the road. Overall, I would highly recommend this place if you're driving through Nevada or you're just looking for a day trip to get away from Las Vegas we will definitely be back !

Didn't go inside, doesn't appear to be open but not sure. Great, funky, cool "under the sea themed…read moreart on exterior of building. I hope to stop by there in my return trip and take some better pictures.

Clean rooms , awesome sights, friendly staff , coffee n more like we all will be backread more

When I was looking for a motel near Death Valley I wanted one not too far from DV, but closer to Nv…read moreas I was heading to Las Vegas afterwards. I second guessed myself in Booking this motel as the hotel seemed old, but the reviews were what made me book it. The motel was worth it! I showed up late (around 9 pm) so no one was at the office for check-in. BUT they check you in remotely! This threw me off as this was the first time I was checked-in this way. It looks like a Ring camera and you do press the ring button. Someone speaks to you over the camera and obtains your info. Then you are told your room number. You don't have to sign anything or give your card (worked out well for me as I made my reservation through Booking.com). Once in our room I was shocked at how spacious it was! It may look old, but it had everything you need and then some. They provided towels specifically to remove any Death Valley dirt or any makeup. The microwave and fridge were in working order (I say this as sometimes with motels they are not) and they even put a hand sanitizer bottle in the room. We didn't stay around to check out the little town, but it definitely was a wild Wild West type of feel to it. Definitely recommend this motel for the comfort, space and location. BTW there is a great BBQ place down the street.

Always wonderful. The hot tub is working perfect this time! And as usual the AC was running and…read moreroom temperature perfect!!! My regular room is 134. I'm in 127 tonight and again on my return trip. Closer to the hot tub! Again, I will have HOMEMADE ICE CREAM for breakfast tomorrow at the candy shop across the parking lot. (:-))) !!!

Kinda what you would expect for a small town casino hotel…read more The good-- Ample parking. Gas station, convenience store, candy store. Old school cigarette machine, whoa! 24 hour bar, because its a casino. $6 Titos sodas. Denny's onsite. (Double check their hours!) Beautiful location. The not so good-- Checking in kinda sucked. Arrived at 6pm and the door to the front desk was locked, with a sign that said "be back soon". Went to the bar to check with an employee about what "soon" meant. 20 mins later the desk agent returned. What I can't stand-- When she checked me in, she said my room number out loud THREE times... I am a solo female traveler. And there were men in line behind me waiting to check in. Now, they ALL know which room I'm in. It was unprofessional and unsafe. Lol-- I'd stay here again.

This place is a great value and great experience. The owners are extremely helpful and friendly,…read morewithout being intrusive. The rooms are comfy and have all the comforts you'll need. I stayed in the Asia room. It was very comfortable for a three night stay. Each morning they offer a tasty and satisfying hot breakfast. It's a great way to start your day into Death Valley, or wherever you are headed. The place is full of Peacocks, rabbits, and goat named Esmeralda. See pictures attached. The location is about 30 minutes outside of death Valley. It's about 25 minutes away from a small town called Beatty. Beatty offers services like gas a few restaurants and a few convenience stores. Be careful when driving around town. There are free range donkeys that roam the streets. They're really cute, but they move it their own pace. The stars here are pretty amazing. I brought my telescope and was glad I did. But even without a telescope, it's worth taking a glass of wine out to the backyard and just gazing into that black sky and soaking in the stars. Pro tip hit up the dollar store in town for supplies. Don't forget to grab a lot of water For your day(s) in Death Valley. Bonus pro tip - wake up early and catch the sunrise in the backyard.

I need to start by saying we didn't end up staying at the Shady Lady Bed and Breakfast because we…read morecancelled our trip but I still thought my pre-stay experience is noteworthy for other travelers.It started off fine after making a reservation online (through a third party booking site), the innkeeper, Nigel seemed pleasant and accommodating then, even agreeing to let me upgrade the room type from standard to private cabin and pay the difference on site on arrival.But when I needed to cancel, the experience turned from pleasant to unreceptive to outright rude. I just needed an email confirming that I canceled this reservation for travel insurance purposes and called to ask him if he would send that email to me. He agreed and took my information. I waited 24 hours to follow up when I hadn't received that email and to email him the next day, to make it easy for him to just respond to the email (something like yes this reservation has been cancelled would have worked fine for me, but after not getting an email response the next day, I called back to ask verbally again. He was extremely agitated right off the bat immediately after picking up the phone, recognizing my voice from previous calls, and sounded so irritated when I asked if he could respond to my email or send one out and he yelled "Look, I sent out the email yesterday. If you didn't get it, I don't know what to tell you. I've spent enough of my time on your reservation in the first place!" AND HUNG UP ON METhat was that. I don't understand how someone in the hospitality industry could act so hostily. l had plans to return there after canceling, but now I have no such intention just based on that experience (I guess I'll have to assume he feels the same about me). And think other travelers may want to be aware of this.

Comfy bed, long hot shower with great water pressure, quality coffee in the lobby, quirky…read morepersonality, quiet, inexpensive, friendly staff.... Might need to make this a regular overnight spot on my way through

My car broke down in Beatty, and I urgently needed a place to stay. Thankfully, I was able to limp…read moremy car from the ARCO station to the Atomic Inn, which is the closest motel. It was still early and the office wasn't open yet, but when I called, Brandon answered right away. He happened to be on site, dropped what he was doing, and came straight to the office to check me in. I was so grateful for his quick response and kindness during a stressful situation.

If you're looking for a place outside of Death Valley National Park - with water and electricity -…read morethen this might be the place for you. The place is a simple gravel lot with wide pull in spaces. The restrooms are very clean with private showers. There are no picnic tables for any of the sites and only one fire pit for the entire place. We were lucky to be able to use it both nights we stayed. The RV Park is adjacent to an Inn - so you do have access to a pool and jacuzzi. Also, there is pretty good WIFI access. The place is exceptionally quiet which is also a plus. It's about 40mins away from the Death Valley NP visitor center.

We booked ourselves The Death Valley inn as a last minute deal to stay closer to the Death Valley…read morepark. The rooms are nice and clean and look well maintained. Parking is right upfront with plenty of spots available generally. The room has a refrigerator and a microwave oven. No iron available in the room or in the hotel. The breakfast "available" is hardly anything. They do mention on the website that it's all ready to eat packed stuff, which is exactly what it is. Basic prepacked muffin, bear claw and sausage, fruit juices and a coffee pot. The pot brews coffee since they begin the day, so if you are an hour or more late all you get is a bitter brew. Gema's cafe and VFW are good options for breakfast/lunch/dinner.

Stayed mid-week in the middle of April 2025, 2 adults, 1 teen, and a dog. Definitely one of the…read morebetter Motel 6's I've stayed at. The only noise I heard outside of my room was an occasional door slamming shut in a nearby room. The place wasn't busy, so I could have just been lucky about the low noise level. The hotel was clean including the elevator and stairwell. There was a strong smell of cleaners in the common areas, but not too much in the room (which I appreciate). The beds were average comfort (not bad by any means, but not great). The room had vinyl floors (big reason I like Motel 6), a decent sized shower tub, a mini-fridge with a freezer shelf inside, a microwave, good air conditioning, a sliding window, blackout curtains, and 1 chair. The TV was rather small for the room (maybe 32"), no closet, no dresser drawers, there's a short clothes rack on the wall with a few hangers, plenty of shelf space to store clothes, no iron, no coffee maker, and no facial tissue. They provide standard toilet paper, bar soap, ice bucket with liner bag, plenty of clean towels, and disposable plastic cups. The town is great and I will be staying here again on my next trip to Death Valley. Ryolite ghost town is really cool (definitely more to it than you see in online videos). The burros roaming the town are very charming. My dog enjoyed the local park. Food options are good (I had Mel's diner, Smokin J's BBQ, and Happy Burro Chili). What really won me over was the people of this town. The locals are very friendly and willing to help if you're in need. After off-roading the previous day in Death Valley, my truck decided to have a pretty nasty suspension failure when I was leaving the next morning. The nearest towing service in Amargosa was booked for the day and couldn't help till the next day. Locals seen my situation and came to the rescue with the tools I didn't have on hand and helped to get me back on the road. I was able to drive home with no tow or expensive repair bill. Thank you Beatty!!!

Three stars are the highest rating in my review of Motel 6, since it's a 2-star hotel with limited…read moreamenities. This one is a good surprise. Nothing significant, but overall it was good: Clean, good front customer service, and nothing was broken. I'd come here again.

The Amargosa Hotel and Opera House is a spiritual pilgrimage more so than a place to stay…read more Yes, the carpet is musty. The plumbing is old. There is a faint odor lingering in the hallways (not guest rooms). The building is over 100 years old and decaying in certain sections. This is not the place to stay if you want room service, sparkling water, and luxury amenities. Journey to Death Valley Junction and stay a while if you need to experience awe and want to restore what you've lost in the hustle and bustle of life. Be inspired by Marta Beckett's murals--a dedicated artist who breathed new life into the walls. Even if you don't stay the night, take a tour and see it for yourself! Plus, this hotel is only 30 minutes from Furnace Creek and is a nice break from camping in the desert at a very affordable price point! The beds were comfortable and everyone at the hotel was extremely friendly. I would stay again.

I stayed here in January and I can not say enough positive things about this magical place and the…read morespecial people who work here. The natural beauty of the Amargosa Valley is stunning. The hotel is very close to the entrance of Death Valley park. The history of the town and the Opera House that Marta Becket brought to life is fascinating! Don't miss a tour - they are given daily at 9am and 6pm. The on site cafe is closed but the hotel provides coffee and tea and allows guests to use a fridge, microwave and toaster. The rooms are kept very clean and the area is so quiet - I slept so well! Last, the staff are exceptionally kind and conscientious. This is truly special place.

Very lovely stay! All rooms are equipped with a mini fridge (hidden, but present) and an extra sink…read morein the room itself. Nice large showers. Although the rooms do not come with microwaves, there's one in the convenience store that is open 24/7. It is also well stocked with snacks, water, a coffee machine, some essential toiletries, and even stuff for PB&J. The beds were a little firm, but after a long day of exploring it didn't matter much. It's about 25 mins from the Death Valley Park sign, 35 to Zabriskie Point. There was also a huge bonus: farm animals and a casino cat, Jackpot! Currently, there is a cow, a sheep, a goat, and two donkeys. The goat is VERY needy and loves chin scratches and attention. There was also a pond with ducks and geese.

Look, this is not a 5 star hotel, but it's exactly what you need when visiting the surrounding area…read moreand Death Valley. It's about 30 minutes from the park. The rooms are fine; not flashy at all. The shower was very very worn, but the beds and linens were completely clean which is what matters most to me. The restaurant was AWESOME. Very reasonably priced, good variety, and everything came out tasting great. The ribeye is a must try.

We stayed in one of the cottages at The Oasis while we were in Death Valley this past week. And it…read morewas Awesome!!! It was our first time in DVNP, and the cottages looked super cute and convenient. (They were!) In our duplex cottage, we had our own porch area, and inside, a living room (with a sofa fold out bed), a kitchenette area (with a fridge and microwave and coffee maker), a bathroom with a shower, a little washer/dryer laundry machine, and a master bedroom with a closet. We had access to, and used, the 86 degree pool (great after hiking), and there were restaurants and a gift shop and an ice cream shop, and golf facilities. The Oasis is right next door to the Furnace Creek Visitor Center (which we didn't make it to) and the Furnace Creek campground. Super convenient, Super cute, Good food available at the Wild Rose Tavern (which we went to twice), and our cottage neighbors were great. We loved every minute! Staff are super friendly and helpful and we hope to be back.

We stayed here for 2 nights during our recent visit to Death Valley National Park, before…read moreThanksgiving. Room rates were average at $592 for 2 nights. We had the queen bed deluxe bedroom with balcony in building 800. Room was just ok, but it did the job to keep us cozy and allowed us to rest before each day. Eateries are limited but we ate dinner at the ice cream parlor and wild rose on 2 separate nights. The dinner buffet is $30 per person which we did not try. Last kind words for dinner was always so packed and we did not want to wait. Borax museum on site for us to explore. General store for us to buy some snacks for the kids. That's pretty much it. The spring-fed pool was warm but we only dipped our toes.