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The nightmare of Death Valley. No electricity, for more than 24hours, then we left.No open restaurant. Cheap hamburgers ay 20 dollars (should have being comped) We were not told of the lack of electricity when we called or arrived, not until registered with no other place to go at that moment. Unacceptable. We should get our money back on all our expenses

Wonderful historic inn in an amazing location. Great breakfast. Great staff. Disappointing dinner menu at incredibly high prices. Encountered some housekeeping issues upon arrival to our room. The high cost of the inn rooms was expected but more should have been delivered for those prices. But all in all, enjoyed Death Valley and the inn.

Death Valley National Park is HUGE. So, you will be driving. The mountains, rocks, canyons, and valleys are beautiful. We visited between Thanksgiving and Christmas, the weather was great, the park was empty, no traffic, no noise, just spectacular desert beauty and silence. In 2 days only took five hundred photos. Really surprised by the beauty. I was expecting boring desert and got so much more.

We had the best time! The hotel is very close to amazing hikes and historical places. We had breakfast every morning in the dining room and then went out and hiked all over the canyons, sand dunes and salt flats. We had some amazing meals in the dining room and the hotel is one of the most beautiful we have ever stayed at. And the sunsets!!!! Oh my God, the sunsets were beyond gorgeous! We also took our last day and laid out at the beautiful pool and had a few cocktails. The pool water was a dream! It was the perfect temperature. I told my husband it felt like you are back in the womb! It was the most romantic weekend stay we have had in a very long time! The staff are all so wonderful, so helpful and nice! We thoroughly enjoyed our entire visit!

I wasn't expecting such awesome amenities! There was much more shopping than I expected. The Saloon was great! The food, especially the pizza, was delicious! The fact that the bar had an Islay scotch blew me away! Needless to say, I had a couple of glasses of that Scottish gold!!! Yum!!! The Borax museum, although self-guided, was taking a step back in time to see the equipment of a hundred years ago, the things we've never seen in our lifetimes, but has built our Death Valley history. It was very interesting! The entire staff at the Ranch was incredibly helpful, polite, professional, engaging, and extremely attentive! I was very pleasantly surprised. The location couldn't have been better! It made getting around Death Valley super easy! I have to tell you, by the time my family and I commented on everything we loved about the Ranch, it was time to go! Our stay was too short. We will definitely be back!!!!

The pool was excellent and room was good, as expected Only complaint is that the resturant food was too expensive for the quality of food provided. We enjoyed eating excellent food at the resturant at Stovepipe wells for about 1/3 to 1/2 the cost