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What Guests Said About Beatty:
10
Scored 10
Beatty is a very small town with a big heart.
Beatty is a very small town with a big heart. Wild burros, family owned restaurants & businesses nestled just outside of Death Valley NP. I would recommend staying in Beatty instead of inside the park. El Portal motel was a great place to stay. Has all the amenities travelers need. Support the local restaurants and businesses.
cowgirl92567
United States of America
4.0
Scored 4.0
To be honest, upon first arriving in Beatty my husband was...
To be honest, upon first arriving in Beatty my husband was kind of concerned about what our hotel might be like. (He hadn’t seen the pics). It’s a small old mining town with not much there and quite a lot of rundown buildings, but nonetheless a welcome oasis in the desert. There were only about three real options on a Monday night to find dinner (the few other places were small local places with limited menu options which may have been okay, but some of those even were closed or out of business) so we went with the Denny’s in the casino as a safe bet and had some delicious burgers. There is a large nice candy and ice cream store which we also visited. There is also a really cool looking building being renovated with intricate metal work on the outside. I hope they complete the job as it would be the gem of the town. Our hotel, The Death Valley Inn & RV Park, looked to be the best place to stay with the casino hotel next. I chose Beatty over Pahrump to save a little distance to returning to Death Valley the next day, to stay in a more unique location at a non-chain hotel, the ability to visit the ghost town and Goldwell Open Air Museum in Rhyolite as added attractions, and for the possibility of seeing the wild burros, which we happily briefly did in town (we actually also spotted about 10 of them on the hill near the ghost town). All in all, it was a good night’s stay with friendly people that met our needs.
Judith
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
Small town with convenient location in a place where...
Small town with convenient location in a place where accommodations can be hard to find. Near Rhyolite ghost town and Death Valley. Has a museum and nearby Native American and geological sites we will return to check out. Most importantly? Free-roaming DONKEYS! Friendly creatures will approach for head scratches, and food; if you want to share. Apparently it’s a birdwatching destination too.
Marc
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
Try the Happy Burro Cafe- limited size and menu but the...
Try the Happy Burro Cafe- limited size and menu but the chili is killer!
Try the VFW hall for eating---surprisingly good food, and friendly folk
Mel's Diner- serves great omlettes and pancakes!
Lawrence
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
Location is great, you could spend a couple of weeks...
Location is great, you could spend a couple of weeks exploring Death Valley and surroundings without repeating. Town has a nice rustic feel, with an eclectic mix of casinos and wild burros. Pack some food and veggies, and it's golden. ^_^
Andrei
Canada
8.0
Scored 8.0
A decent availability of options when travelling out this...
A decent availability of options when travelling out this far (my trip was from Reno to Beatty - then Las Vegas). For those looking for dark night skies, they are only a 5-10 minute drive out of town.
I love small, quaint motels and El Portal was great. Room was clean and had the amenities needed for our 4 day stay. From check in to check out we had no complaints. Beds were comfortable, rooms was clean and quiet. I love the nostalgia of earlier times. They have a house cat named Mittens who is very friendly and is a great touch. I would definitely stay here again.
p.s Mittens roams the property, does not go in the rooms.
The location, we were in a long day of driving and wanted to avoid staying in Las Vegas. Towing a trailer means looking for convenience in parking and security overnight. Also we have a dog and while more places are pet friendly finding a place can be a challenge. The pet fee was only $15, which is reasonable. Beatty is the East entrance to Death Valley NP and that there aren’t more place is surprising.
The man that took care of us when we arrived there (pretty late) was kind, fun and very helpful. He gave us brief and straight to the point instructions and was a pleasure meeting him. I wish everybody would have this man's spirit when you are in the reception of a motel / hotel.
Besides, we got to see wild mules in the morning right outside of the window!
Kind staff, large rooms, fridge, microwave, comfy large bed, the neighborhood donkeys, clean, jacuzzi, pool, near death valley. It’s a bit of a trucker ghost town with some donkeys walking around, but it kind of suits the death valley experience.
the room is out dated but it has everything you need in the room for a comfortable stay. its a small town and might be the only hotel there. a little pricy for what you typically get in a big city but this is In very remote area.
Near Death Valley. We enjoy the swimming pool after a very warm day.
The room was so clean. Wifi goes well, we had coffee in our room.
I recommend this place without any shadow of doubt
basic room for you to lay your head and get some rest after a day of hiking at death valley. had couple of food options nearby too, and a gas station 1 min walk away which was convenient.
Great location. Beatty is a beautiful town. Close to death valley. The view from the hotel was great.
Comfortable rooms and beds. Decent breakfast. Friendly staff. Definitely recommend.
Location was fairly quiet. The pool area looked nice, but it was too chilly in February to enjoy it. They have a cute friendly hotel cat, so I guess they get points for that.
Beatty was a good stopping point near Death Valley on the way from Yosemite to Las Vegas. We had a good supper in Smokin J’s Barbecue and a great breakfast at Mel’s Diner
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