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"Breakfast was excellent. Room was clean. Staffs were supportive. "

"Loved it! It’s about 40 miles before Badwater Basin coming from California, but it’s a nice spot that you might pass. Stovepipe Village has everything you need before heading into Death Valley. Mesquite Sand Dunes are 2 miles away. Restaurant was good and reasonably priced. It is rustic. It is an underfunded national park. "

"Very unique property. The lobby, bar, casino, market, restaurant were very nice. The outside pond with geese and ducks were beautiful. The only thing that needs upgrading are the rooms. The hotel is close enough to Death Valley so you don’t have to spend a fortune to stay inside the park."

"If you are headed to Death Valley and won't be camping - staying inside the park. The Ranch at Death Valley is perfect situated for easy access to some of the must sees in the Park including Zabriskie Point, Badwater, Mesquite Flats and more."

"Staff was nice, it's a casino hotel"

"Should have a refrigerator in the room."

"Better than expected. Beautiful property. Room was very clean. Dog friendly option was perfect. Bed was comfortable. Pillows were great. The fridge worked well to keep out food fresh. Easy to walk to dog. "

"PROS: Very clean, excellent mattresses & linens, easy access to & from main highway through town, very quiet town, excellent communications with owner who is very accommodating.CONS: This is a duplex with inadequate soundproofing between units so noise from the other tenant was an issue (though not terrible). The concrete throughout the outdoor area is badly cracked & uneven making for trip & fall hazards, just be careful especially at night. The front bedroom was very cold since there is a slider (not dual paned) as a wall with the garage. Only 2 sets of bath towels for 3 adults."

"We were able to get a 2 person "glamping" tent a coupe days before our Saturday night stay. I now realize why there was plenty of availability... The showers... oh god the smell of the showers was just so horrendous. Please look at my picture of the shower before booking a stay here. I have stayed at plenty of campsites before, and this was the worst shower situation I've experienced. Unfortunately the night we stayed, the wind was also horrible. The entire night the tent was flapping like crazy and we got no sleep. Not the hotel's fault, but worth considering. We also ate at the restaurant - I was pleasantly surprised with how good it was. The avocado toast was great. The location is not ideal - very far away from all the places we wanted to see in Death Valley. Not the end of the world, but expect to drive a lot if you stay here. Honestly the shower just ruined it for me."