Hotels in Death Valley National Park

Death Valley, Death Valley National Park (United States) - Highway 190  see map

This hotel is located in the centre of the largest national park in the lower 48 states and is surrounded by 3.3 million acres of astounding beauty. This resort features 2 hotels, an oasis 18-hole golf course, 4 restaurants, a saloon, a cocktail lounge, retails outlets, a Borax Museum and spring-fed swimming pools. It also offers tennis courts, horseback riding, horse-drawn carriage rides, and a children's playground. The 66-room, air-conditioned inn remains open throughout the year. The proper...

Death Valley, Death Valley National Park (United States) - 325 Greenland Blvd  see map

The property is set in a green oasis in Death Valley. The world-renowned resort is laden with towering palms and meandering streams. All of this overlooks the desert salt pans and the majestic Panamint Mountains. This historic hotel was built in 1927, and is nestled against the Funeral Mountains. The Inn offers 66 classically decorated rooms. All feature modern amenities and come with coffee makers, complimentary movie channels and ironing sets. The resort is home to the world's lowest golf cour...

Death Valley, Death Valley National Park (United States) - Furnace Creek Ranch Resrt  see map

This intriguing resort enjoys a unique setting at the heart of Death Valley National Park. Nestled amidst a luxuriant oasis surrounded by the vast and arid desert, guests will experience the ultimate in seclusion and tranquility. Guests can enjoy a leisurely round of golf or choose to explore the rugged surroundings by bicycle. Guests will be impressed by the stunning south-western architectural style of the resort's two hotels, which allure them with the promise of exceptional style and unrival...

Death Valley, Death Valley National Park (United States) - Highway 190  see map

This resort is located in the centre of the largest national park in the lower 48 states, which has 3.3 million acres of astounding beauty. The ranch's surrounding landscape features the lowest point in the Western hemisphere, which is approximately 214 feet below sea level, sculptured sand dunes, and the Panamint Mountain Range, peaking at 11,500 feet. This is one resort with two hotels, four restaurants, a saloon, a cocktail lounge, retails outlets, the Borax museum and the setting of Death V...