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₹9,103
₹9,741 total
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27 Oct - 28 Oct
2. Tarantula Ranch Vineyard - Death Valley
Tarantula Ranch Vineyard - Death ValleyAmargosa Valley
Melissa
₹7,681
₹10,115 total
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26 Oct - 27 Oct
₹10,369
₹11,614 total
includes taxes & fees
26 Oct - 27 Oct
4. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Pahrump by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Pahrump by IHGPahrump
Juan
₹11,189
₹12,197 total
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8 Nov - 9 Nov
₹9,027
₹9,840 total
includes taxes & fees
25 Oct - 26 Oct
₹6,164
₹6,718 total
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25 Oct - 26 Oct
Top Amargosa Valley Hotel Reviews
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Pahrump by IHG
10/10 Excellent
"Very nice motel. Definitively one of the better Holiday Inn Expresses I've stayed at in the last few years. Gal provided a list of dining options in town when I checked in. Very helpful. Great exercise room. Breakfast was very good."
Best Western Pahrump Oasis
8/10 Good
"I had a King room with the "kitchenette." The room itself was very nice....except it was very close to the road and traffic was VERY loud starting at about 5am each morning. Couple other issues: 1. I got there at exactly 2:47pm and asked to check-in. Was told I had to wait until 3pm. (OK....have never had another hotel quibble over 13 minutes, but whatever...) EXCEPT - after sitting in the car for 15 minutes, went back in and had to stand in line for over 30 minutes because the one girl (who told me I had to wait) was the only one checking guests in and it took her forever! 2. I tend to take short showers...except my last night there I took a little longer (MAYBE 10 minutes....) and the water made a weird noise and switched completely to cold. 3. One evening, I decided to go to the hot tub (near the pool) since I'd been hiking all day. It certainly shouldn't be called a hot tub - it was maybe "warm" (I'd guess about 90F) and it wasn't close to being full, so the water was splashing all over the place - the sidewalk and our faces. Overall, I didn't spend much time in the hotel - that's not the reason I go to Pahrump - so next time I'll probably check out the Holiday Inn Express just up the road."