Stovepipe Wells Village Hotel

Great place to visit and for me, to work. The rooms are exceptionally clean and have blow dryers, microwave, and mini fridge.

Pros- gas is $2 a gallon cheaper here than furnace creek.
Check in was not what I expected- host was rude and we were Told to come back in two hours when that is the check in time. The property is clearly not booked, the host want to engage, be helpful, just said to check back later.
- It’s great for being so close to the dunes, and it was cheaper than the other places, I don’t expect much.

Great spot to stay when visiting Death Valley! More of a motel style but recently updated rooms and has restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, general store across the street with gas, and bar on site. Beds were very comfortable, great water pressure, mini fridges and even though they are wall units, very sufficient AC! Hotel is excellent location: 3 minute drive from Masquite Sand Dunes, 5 minutes from Mosaic canyon, small ranger station across the street and about 30 minutes to Furnace Creek which is center of the park! Would highly recommend staying here!

Not cheap - it is in the national park after all. Rooms are fairly basic, with a small fridge. Nothing fancy but I love the place because it is in the middle of the desert; you can just walk out your door into the wild. The stars are awesome at night, and they have good non-glare exterior lighting. Coffee maker in the rooms and they usually give you bottles of water if you ask. Housekeeping is hit or miss with a multiday stay but if you ask you can get whatever you need. I'm not a big fan of the on-site restaurant but you don't have any choice unless you bring your own food (but you can't cook in the rooms). Don't count on the "general store" across the street at the gas station - it has mostly become a souvenir shop. Wifi? Ha, a joke, very very slow and only in the lobby. Cell service works but again the network is heavily loaded and tends to get bogged down. Spend your time, instead, out on the dunes or in wilder places in Death Valley. Gas is much cheaper here than at Furnace Creek.

A good choice with decent price for staying inside the park. It's close to the dune and good for sunrise. There are also gas station, restaurants and gift shops nearby. The staff is very nice and friendly. They'll give you detailed instructions on everything.