I would stay at Shoshone Inn an entire trip. As my base. Very nice room tastefully appointed. A nice line of calming creams as a welcome gift on the bed. 2 waters in fridge. Another very pretty bag with toiletries. Kurig with choices. Super nice touches. Bed and pillows could have been more comfortable but it's not a game changer. Help yourself to bagels, condiments, fruit, yogurt, and coffee. Such a great base to explore Shoshone. 2 days at least. There are so many cool trails, gardens, ponds and history... everywhere! Close to Baker Ca, a quirky town in itself. China Date farm ranch(yum!) and fantastic trails abound. Dublin Gulch really cool hike through. And so much more. To be out all day exploring and then go back to the Inn to relax in the natural warm mineral spring pool. Just a heads up, I took a walk to the pool about 4pm. The walk in that area, from the Inn through the conservation area, is more beautiful at every turn. But the pool area was very noisy with children.

Looks like a modest roadside motel but has really nice rooms. The warm mineral pool is a plus. You can walk to a restaurant across the street, and that has pretty good food and a bar. The town itself is truly tiny and is in the boondocks, just south of Death Valley. Be aware the kitchenette rooms don't have stoves, just a microwave and minifridge and a couple of spoons, bowls, and cups, so don't think you're going to cook anything there. The check in person was nice and said there would be bagels, fruit, yogurt and coffee in the office in the morning but the place was still locked up and dark when we had to leave at 7:30am so we missed out on that.

Amazing place on the edge of Death Valley. Room was clean, spacious and well equipped. Staff were super friendly and helpful. Loads of info around local amenities. Plus there’s a tortoise sanctuary so you can see the desert tortoises!

My group of friends had a very stressful day with a lot of plans, and we were not able to find out when the check in closed. We called them several times and even left a message. We did not hear anything. We ended up by the hotel at about 00:00 am, but by then we found out that the check in closes at 10:00 pm. We tried calling again. Nothing. Lost like 400 $ on this + we had to stress with finding something new during the night.

Great hotel near Death Valley national park. There is no service but the wifi worked great. We only stayed for a night after the park but it was an enjoyable stay. I forget her name but the woman at the front desk was amazing as well!

It is the last opportunity to stay before entering death valley, when you turn left at the next junction. So you can buy enough to drink (and perhaps to eat) to travel 75 miles through the valley until you reach for example the Ranch at Furnace Creek. There is a moderate warm swimming pool just around the corner. It is permanently fed by a warm natural source or spring. Every guest may have a key to visit it.

Very nice property. A great place to stay after a day at Death Valley National Park

On arrival, the place looked pretty rough. But, the office and room had been remodeled.Like most of Death Valley, the place is old. Floor sagged a bit and the doors didn't quite line up. But, it was clean and well furnished. The Air Conditioner is heavy duty, a plus down there. Good blackout drapes.Hotel breakfast not impressive. Over all, a good experience.