In the Middle of Nowhere You'd Rather Be

The Ranch

Welcome to the new and improved Ranch at Death Valley. The 224-room hotel has been part of a $100 million renaissance and is the energetic center of activity in Death Valley. Set along Highway 190 next to the National Park Service Visitor Center, you can enjoy a classic town square with towering date palms and mission California architecture. You’ll find a new restaurant, ice cream and coffee bar, a general store with souvenirs as well as groceries, and you can have drinks and dinner in the must-see Last Kind Words Saloon – straight out of a western movie.

The Inn - Completely Revitalized

An elegant hideaway since 1927, the historic Inn at Death Valley is a AAA-rated four-diamond resort that still pampers every guest. The serene 88-room hotel is perched against the mountains overlooking the valley with a natural spring running through the property. A true American oasis, the classic mission-style hotel features rooms looking out to flowered gardens surrounded by palm trees, 22 brand new private casitas, historic spring-fed swimming pool, an intimate dining room and bar, and a classic lobby with old California charm.

The Furnace Creek Golf Course at Death Valley

Golf at the lowest elevation course in the world. Experience one of Golf Digest’s “America’s 50 Toughest Courses.” At 214 feet below sea level, we can confidently guarantee you will play your lowest round ever.

Inn Casitas

Located in the shadow of the Oasis Gardens’ date palms, the Inn’s Casitas offer unparalleled privacy and luxury within easy walking distance of the Inn pool. Each spacious Casita is over 600 square feet comes with a complimentary golf cart for guests to use to get around the property (cars cannot get down to these rooms) as well as room options with either 1 King bed or 2 Queen beds.

A Land of Beautiful Contrasts

Death Valley – its name doesn’t immediately conjure visions of a lively holiday. And you’ve heard: It’s the lowest, driest, hottest place on earth. All true. But here, in one of the world’s most dramatic desert landscapes – a place of shifting sand dunes, multi-hued rock formations, and hidden canyons – you’ll wake before dawn to watch the rugged mountains turn pink with the sunrise. Then, come nightfall, you’ll marvel at star-filled skies as the desert wind rustles the palms. And you’ll wonder why it took so long to find your way here.