Top Hotels Near Eureka Mine in Death Valley

"Very nice property, with lots of facilities, restaurants, and on-site things to do."

"In Death Valley, lodging options are limited. This site has rooms, restaurant, a "saloon", a nice pool, a general store and a gas station. Morning breakfast buffet including coffee was $15. Food was good."

"Our stay at The Inn at Death Valley was nothing short of incredible. Despite the intense heat (it reached 46°C / 115°F during our visit!), the hotel remained beautifully cool and comfortable throughout — a true oasis in the desert. The spring-fed pool was an absolute highlight. Surrounded by palm trees and open sky, it was the perfect way to cool off and relax after exploring the park. The natural water and tranquil setting made it feel more like a resort spa than a desert hotel. The property is stunning, with a mix of historic charm and updated luxury. Our room was elegant, quiet, and offered breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape during the day and star gazing at night. We also loved the delicious breakfast each morning — fresh, generous, and served with a smile. Being inside the park made it easy to explore early in the morning or late in the day when temperatures were more bearable, without the long drive in or out. If you're looking for comfort, beauty, and convenience right in the heart of Death Valley, this is the place to stay. We can’t wait to return!"

"This place is very cute and the staff is very friendly and helped us navigate some night time star gazing and next day activities. The room was small and just about all 2 people need for a quick stop after a long hard day. The resturant onsite offered some nice dinner and breakfast options and a surprising amount of craft beer for purchase. Night time stargazing was exceptional. "