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"The Inn at Death Valley is certainly an Oasis in the Desert. The grounds are beautiful with water running through it, lush palm trees, beautiful pool and very comfortable suites. Highly recommend staying here."

"Golf was a blast"

"The worst"

"Understaffed. I waited for 15 minutes at the front desk and nobody ever showed up so I had to just leave. Same thing on the way in. Npbody at the front desk. I wanted to get a drink 30 minutes before closing and no bartender, so I left. Neat place, just poor service on site."

"The location was good and the room was clean and the front desk staff that checked us in were very nice. That’s the only good things I can say. Our room was as bright as the sun when the lights were turned off as it faced north with a parking lot and no blackout curtains. We were on the first floor and there is no sound proofing between floors. We heard every footstep from the second floor. It was so noisy. The upstairs room woke up at 3:30 am. Two people took showers and the noise from the showers sounded like a tornado going through the hotel. I’m not making this up. Also the wind was blowing outside and the windows and doors aren’t properly weatherstripped and it whistles like a train non-stop. If you just need a place to shower, this motel is ok. But if you want a restful night sleep, I don’t recommend it. "

"Tub didn’t drain. Need bathroom upgrade"