We stayed in August - we arrived and found the receptionist a bit snippy - we didn't want ot ask her any questions - the room was fine - a room for 4, relatively small, with a used coffee filter in the coffee machine, but otherwise clean. The air con is noisy ( it probably has to be given the heat) and the screens on the windows ( needed to protect from the heat again) shield you from the view of the parked cars. And we had a good night sleep, in spite of the continual roar from the aircon. And overall, the hotel did the job - and the pool was a welcome relief from the heat- really lovely to lounge around there and enjoy the sun heated pool. If we went to Death Valley again, we'd probably stay there again- Death Valley itself is so other wordly, any hotel is bound to be a welcome relief from constant heat.

We (cyclist group) found that there is no better place to stay in Death Valley National Park. Our group of fifteen was warmly welcomed by reception. We made reservations for our rooms well in advance and were very lucky that they had a sudden cancellation and had room for the one extra cyclist we had in our group. The restaurant sat us as a full party, when we didn't think ahead to make reservations. The restaurant service was great especially when the restaurant Manager introduced himself to make sure everything was better than expected.... and it was.
The rooms were large, comfortable and convenient. Every night at Stovepipe Wells was a pleasure especially after a long day of biking. We especially liked that there were no phones in the room and some of our rooms had no TV. If you are looking for a real connection to Death Valley,but with comfort and modern convenience, this is the place to stay.
We will be booking all of our future tours at Stovepipe Wells.

We stayed there on our recent trip to Death Valley and enjoyed our stay. We got a deluxe room which included a small refridge and TV. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The room needs a bit of updating but it is aokay for a few days. The gas there is expensive but about 70 cents then the station at Furnace.

Very beautiful and desolate setting. No cell service was a plus. The staff was helpful, the rooms were adequate and clean. Will definitely be back.