Panamint Springs Resort

Name: Panamint Springs Resort
Address: 40440 Highway 190, Panamint Springs, California, Panamint Springs, US

Location: 40440 Highway 190, Panamint Springs, California, Panamint Springs, US

Star Rating: 2 Stars

Property Type: Motels

About this Property

Scenic Views and Amenities
Take in the breathtaking views from the terrace and garden. Enjoy complimentary wireless internet access and explore the gift shops, picnic area, and bicycle tour information available.

Dining and Entertainment
Savor a delicious meal at the onsite restaurant or grab a quick bite at the snack bar/deli. Unwind with a refreshing drink at the bar/lounge, perfect for relaxing after a day of adventures.

Convenient Facilities
Benefit from express check-out, access the library, and utilize the ATM/banking services. Free self-parking is provided for your convenience.

Experience the best of Panamint Springs Resort nestled in a national park, just minutes away from natural wonders. Book now for a memorable stay.

Important Information

Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Cashless payment methods are available for all transactions.
Contactless check-out is available.
This property welcomes guests of all sexual orientations and gender identities (LGBTQ+ friendly).

Policies

Check-in: 04:00 PM - 09:00 PM

Check-out: 11:00 AM

Instructions: An adult age 18 or older must assume all liability for the booking. The front desk is open daily from 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM. The front desk is staffed during limited hours.

Amenities & Facilities

Proposal/romance packages available
Express check-out
Firepit
Electric car charging station
Electric bicycle charging station
Long-term parking (surcharge)
Free WiFi
Terrace
Garden
Express check-in/check-out
Designated smoking area
Wheelchair accessible
Outdoor furniture
Picnic area
ATM/banking
Gift shops or newsstand
Hiking/biking trails nearby
Library
Front desk (limited hours)
Express check-out
Mountain biking nearby
Ecotours nearby
Grocery/convenience store
Snack bar/deli
Free self parking
Long-term parking (surcharge)
RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
Rock climbing nearby
Electric car charging station
Shared microwave
Firepit
Proposal/romance packages available
Children's games
Mountain climbing nearby
Electric bicycle charging station

Rooms Available

Premium Cabin, Multiple Beds, Patio, Mountain View

1 Queen Bed and 1 Twin Bunk Bed
1797-sq-foot room, balcony/patio with valley views

Food & Drink - Free bottled water
Sleep - Blackout drapes/curtains and bed sheets
Bathroom - Shower, designer toiletries, and towels
Practical - Window screens and children's books; cribs (surcharge) available on request
Comfort - Air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and heating
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 4 (4 Adults)
- Shower
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Daily housekeeping
- Ceiling fan
- Designer toiletries
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Balcony or patio
- Bedsheets provided
- Champagne service
- Soap
- Window screens
- Deck or patio
Premium Cabin, Patio, Mountain View

1 Queen Bed
1883-sq-foot room, balcony/patio with valley views

Food & Drink - Free bottled water
Sleep - Blackout drapes/curtains and bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower, designer toiletries, and towels
Practical - Yard, children's books, and window screens; cribs (surcharge) available on request
Comfort - Air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and heating
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 3 (2 Adults)
- Shower
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Daily housekeeping
- Yard
- Ceiling fan
- Designer toiletries
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Balcony or patio
- Bedsheets provided
- Champagne service
- Soap
- Window screens
Premium Cabin, 1 Queen Bed, Patio, Mountain View

1 Queen Bed
1463-sq-foot room, balcony/patio with valley views

Layout - Bedroom
Food & Drink - Refrigerator and free bottled water
Sleep - Blackout drapes/curtains and bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower, designer toiletries, and towels
Practical - Yard, children's books, and window screens; cribs (surcharge) available on request
Comfort - Air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and heating
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 3 (2 Adults)
- Shower
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Daily housekeeping
- Yard
- Ceiling fan
- Designer toiletries
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Balcony or patio
- Separate bedroom
- Bedsheets provided
- Champagne service
- Soap
- Window screens
Premium Cabin, 1 King Bed, Patio, Mountain View

1 King Bed
1797-sq-foot room, balcony/patio with valley views

Food & Drink - Free bottled water
Sleep - Blackout drapes/curtains and bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower, designer toiletries, and towels
Practical - Yard, children's books, and window screens; cribs (surcharge) available on request
Comfort - Air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and heating
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 3 (2 Adults)
- Shower
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Daily housekeeping
- Yard
- Ceiling fan
- Designer toiletries
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Balcony or patio
- Bedsheets provided
- Champagne service
- Soap
- Window screens
Basic Room, 1 King Bed

1 King Bed
2551 sq feet

Food & Drink - Free bottled water
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower, designer toiletries, and towels
Practical - Cribs (surcharge) available on request
Comfort - Daily housekeeping, heating, and ceiling fan
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 3 (2 Adults)
- Shower
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Daily housekeeping
- Ceiling fan
- Designer toiletries
- Bedsheets provided
- Champagne service
- Soap
Basic Room, 1 Queen Bed

1 Queen Bed
1614-sq-foot room with valley and mountain views

Food & Drink - Free bottled water
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower, designer toiletries, and towels
Practical - Cribs (surcharge) available on request
Comfort - Daily housekeeping, heating, and ceiling fan
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 3 (2 Adults)
- Shower
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Daily housekeeping
- Ceiling fan
- Designer toiletries
- Bedsheets provided
- Champagne service
- Soap
Small Glamping Tent

2 Twin Futons
1011-sq-foot room with mountain and desert views

Sleep - Blackout drapes/curtains and bed sheets
Bathroom - Shared bathroom and towels
Practical - Window screens and children's books; cribs (surcharge) available on request
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 3 (2 Adults)
- Shower
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Bedsheets provided
- Champagne service
- Window screens
Large Glamping Tent

2 Twin Futons and 1 Queen Futon
1916-sq-foot room with valley and desert views

Sleep - Blackout drapes/curtains and bed sheets
Bathroom - Shared bathroom and towels
Practical - Window screens and children's books; cribs (surcharge) available on request
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 4 (4 Adults)
- Shower
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Bedsheets provided
- Champagne service
- Window screens
Basic Double Room, Multiple Beds

1 Queen Bed and 1 Double Bed
2561 sq feet

Food & Drink - Free bottled water
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower, designer toiletries, and towels
Practical - Cribs (surcharge) available on request
Comfort - Daily housekeeping, heating, and ceiling fan
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 4 (4 Adults)
- Shower
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Daily housekeeping
- Ceiling fan
- Designer toiletries
- Bedsheets provided
- Champagne service
- Soap
Family Cottage, 2 Bedrooms, Refrigerator, Mountain View

1 Queen Bed and 1 Twin Bunk Bed
5489-sq-foot room, patio with valley views

Layout - 2 bedrooms and living room
Food & Drink - Refrigerator and free bottled water
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower/tub combination, designer toiletries, and towels
Practical - Cribs (surcharge) available on request
Comfort - Air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and heating
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 5 (5 Adults)
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Daily housekeeping
- Ceiling fan
- Designer toiletries
- Bedsheets provided
- Champagne service
- Soap
Basic Triple Room, Multiple Beds

1 Queen Bed and 2 Double Beds
3412 sq feet

Food & Drink - Free bottled water
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, shower, designer toiletries, and towels
Practical - Cribs (surcharge) available on request
Comfort - Air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and heating
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 7 (6 Adults)
- Shower
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Daily housekeeping
- Ceiling fan
- Designer toiletries
- Bedsheets provided
- Champagne service
- Soap

Guest Reviews

Mark (6/5): - Make it clear that the General Store where guests check in is near the gas station. When driving at night it is easier to find the gas station
Richard (10/5): - This was simply a minimally supplied tent on a concrete slab -- certainly not glamping.
Cathleen (8/5): - Loved the setting. Staff super-nice. Stand-up glamping tent very clean. The only downside was that the walls of the tent were loud as they shifted in the wind, keeping me awake for a while.
Tina (10/5): - Exactly what I was looking for off grid. Beautiful dark skies wonderful hiking accessibility to 190 US.
yajaira (8/5): - Great!!!😊
Kale (10/5): - Stayed in a glamping tent. Loved the restaurant on the property. Staff was very nice.
Mara (6/5): - Friendly staff.
Henry (6/5): - It’s not a nice place but the closest to Death Valley. Expensive but no other option
Michael (10/5): Great stop over - This place is very cute and the staff is very friendly and helped us navigate some night time star gazing and next day activities. The room was small and just about all 2 people need for a quick stop after a long hard day. The resturant onsite offered some nice dinner and breakfast options and a surprising amount of craft beer for purchase. Night time stargazing was exceptional.
Kevin (8/5): - It is good location and value for the price!
Davina (8/5): - Great wilderness experience with a clean tent and surroundings Shower available but did not shower as we stayed for 1 night only Restaurant across the road a plus Would stay again and for longer
Loeky (6/5): - This is one of only a few properties near/in Death Valley. It was "rustic", which was expected. It is a campground with very basic motel rooms. No TV, not sure about AC. The restaurant had a nice selection of food and the service was excellent. It was also quite expensive, but considering where it is located, also to be expected.
TANYA (8/5): - Beautiful surroundings! Lots of dust under the bed, but otherwise it was a pleasant room.
Benedicte (6/5): - Convenient with dining and gas on site. Still a little pricy for a basic room. would probably come back still.
Mark (6/5): - Room was very basic, no frills. No heat in the bathroom. Beds were fine.
Andrew (10/5): Great visit - I've stayed at this location before in one of the small cabins. This time, it was such a lovely time of year that I just used one of the tents. The tent was much better than I expected. There was a memory foam mattress on a low platform bed instead of the cot showing in the photo.
Verified traveler (6/5): Rustic is putting it gently - The place is quiet and the scenery is beautiful, but the rooms are badly in need of repair and maintenance. Windows didn't work, no mirror in the bathroom, the room was full of cobwebs, light bulbs were burned out, etc.... also an animal was living in the walls or eaves and made noise all night. You might as well stay in a tent!
Verified traveler (6/5): Ehh - No tv or fridge in premium cabins. Very small room, barely space for luggage. Floor was filthy…used a towel to wipe it down and it was black. Lots of flies in room(space under AC they were clearly getting in) and ants in the sink. WiFi only right in store/on porch of it. Convenient location for Death Valley and friendly staff but not quite as advertised. Very soft bed.
Jacqueline (10/5): “Rustic” comfortable stay. - Stayed in a cabin which, although small, was perfectly adequate & comfortable. It was located near a small man-made stream with lush vegetation: a real birding hotspot. Nearby restaurant/bar was good and another plus, and the location was great for attractions in and near the west side of Death Valley.
Derek (4/5): - Advertised with EV charge port, but have 1 broken charge port. Nearest EV charging station at least one hour driving from here. Wifi not working in room, you have to walk to restaurant nearby about 100 ft. When We check in, they told us hair dryer or electric kettle should not be used that they might blow the circuits because electricity are run by backup generator.
Jonathan (10/5): - We had a glamping tent, which was great since we don't have camping gear. Blankets and bedding provided. Restaurant across the street was great as was the guy who checked us in. Tent was noisy due to the wind but other than that, we had a great stay.
Pavel (10/5): - An oasis of life in the middle of nowhere, at the entrance to Death Valley. I rented a nice cabin with two beds, full bathroom. The conditioner is provided but i prefer open windows to have fresh night air. I opened the window and enjoyed the night though there where no mosquito net. But i had no problem, pribably in the Death Valkey all mosquitos are dead.
Ross (6/5): - Was expensive for what I got, but simple, rustic and clean. Great having restaurant right next door. No tv, fridge or WiFi, which is fine but just know that’s the case.
Tracy (6/5): - We loved our stay in Death Valley and Panamint Springs was a great option. My only complaint is that when booking they tell you that you are booking a “cabin” to me implies what they show you on the website in the photo. In fact it is not. It is 3 rooms that share walls next to each other. We were not the only ones that felt it was bait and switch.
Laura (8/5): - The "glamping" was what it was for the price. The bathroom was in poor condition and smelled terrible during the heat of the day. But there are very few options in the area, and the owners are very clear that this is a rugged "resort." I suggest showering in the evening or morning when the smell isn't as bad. Wear shoes in the shower and use the hooks to hang your items from rather than on the floor or the chair. The reason for my four stars instead of two or three is the restaurant serves delicious food, has some great beers on tap, and all of the staff are five stars. The stay was manageable.
John (8/5): Great location in Death Valley - Liked the location. Restaurant was good and had fast internet. No internet in cabin. Would have been nice to have a hook to hang clothes.
Wendalyn (6/5): - The room was reasonably clean, check-in was quick and friendly, and the bed (room 5) was comfortable. This is an old ("historic") motel with no microwave, fridge, in-room coffee, or even plastic cups. I realize it's out in the middle of nowhere, but it could be more inviting. The area is all dirt and dusty. The room has AC and a ceiling fan but no thermostat IN the room. The AC ran all night, which is probably fine in the summer. Consequently, it was very cold, and only one thin blanket for the bed. It was a little too rustic for me.
Peter (10/5): - Super friendly and helpful staff. Beer selection was great and so was the food for the middle of no where
alanna (8/5): - nice
Galina (10/5): - Nice and cute place to stay in the park
Charles (4/5): - No Wi-Fi or cell service.
Kayleigh (10/5): - Great place to stay in Death Valley! Lovely restaurant and friendly staff. I was very comfortable in my glamping tent and appreciated the showers and wifi after a long day of exploring.
Jose (10/5): 2nd visit - This is my second time here, first with my kids and they loved the experience. Have referred to my family and friends.
Rachel (10/5): - We had a wonderful 1 night stay here with our dog! Super no-frills basic spot but just what we needed for a non-camping and dog-friendly option while exploring Death Valley. Restaurant was great (we enjoyed dinner and breakfast), lovely setting, and amazing stargazing at night. We would happily return.
Girish (4/5): - The place is old, with many things broken or not working properly.
Randi R (10/5): - It was clean and what we were expecting. Simple. No hassle for check in or out.
Steven (10/5): - Quiet
Trilochan (2/5): - They charge way over for what this property is worth...maintenance is bad...Wi-Fi does not work properly. They need to do a better job.
William (8/5): - Older rustic rooms and restaurant. At least the exteriors. But the room was clean and comfortable, and breakfast was really good. Reasonable price too. I would stay again.
VANESSA (10/5): - This was such a great experience. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. It is about a 40-ish min. drive from the park which was the only downside. There is no microwave or fridge so if we bring food I recommend an ice chest. There is a firepit so i recommend bringing your own firewood. I would definitely come again
DEBRA (8/5): - For the price of the room, they do not provide any Kleenex, the towels look like rags and the floors and base boards were dirty. We stayed two nights and the second day never came to give fresh towels.
Verified traveler (10/5): Family weekend trip - We stayed in a bunk cabin for two nights and really enjoyed our stay. The bathroom was equipped with soap and shampoo, lots of towels and washcloths were available and everything was clean. The EV charger was right in front of our cabin which was very convenient for us. The restaurant serves excellent food, we enjoyed breakfast and dinner, and the people were all really nice. We could stay again!
Jeff (10/5): - Clean cabin, affordable, friendly and accomodating staff.
Michael (4/5): - Web description inaccurate for tents. 1 blanket on cold night. Staff nice, but I had a lousy night.
Aneta (10/5): - Friendly staff - made the experience extra pleasant. Really nice peiple
Marilyn (10/5): - Great place to stay with stunning views. Best kept secret in Death Valley
ping (10/5): - beautiful land with good people. Ben the owner is awesome.
Richard (2/5): Drive to Ridgecrest, CA or Stovepipe Wells, CA in - My son and I arrived first and wandered the area to also explore the desert area. We immediately used the bathrooms and were "disgusted." It looked like an animal used them before us. A porter-potty at a truck stop was more cleaner. We also noticed the gas prices were more expensive than "Stovepipe Wells" which was 20 minutes away. Thankfully, we filled up in Beatty, NV. We went into the "General Store" to look around and the prices were way over-inflated to be polite. We attempted to check in to our yurt tent and was informed that housekeeping had to go through it first and come back in an hour. We wandered more. We came back and the associate looked like a dear in a headlight. But remembered my name. He stated "it wasn't ready." And his feet dragged more. I then explained to cancel the reservation and we'll drive the 1 hour to Ridgecrest, CA. He just shrugged his shoulders and made no effort to encourage us to stay. We left and i was still billed on my credit card. On the positive, we left and stayed in Ridgecrest, CA in civilization with a comfortable bed, a clean bathroom, and a staff who welcomed us in with open arms. (Motel 6, Ridgecrest, CA). One hour from this so-called facility.
Allison (6/5): - The tents were a lot smaller than we were expecting
Karun (8/5): - Property was good to stay. Few necessary thing was missing like - room freshener and WiFi was not working
PEIFANG (6/5): - It looks like a rundown property. Kinda scary. With the amount they charge, you’ll be way better off to stay at the ranch at Death Valley. However, the restaurant server was exceptional. I would love to dine there but not stay there.
April (4/5): - Far from Death Valley, really tiny, lights didn’t work, very thin sheet, no heater, wouldn’t stay here again.
Jia (6/5): - Old, no WiFi. Hope there will be a little more lights around the property.
Ramesh (2/5): - We booked room but get tent, no light, no heat, 30-40 degrees temp with heavy winds not enough blanket not anyone available to speak , no network to find alternate hotel, had to spent night in the car with kids , It was nightmare,
Ken (10/5): - Nice location, the camp site and cabin are gorgeous, the restaurant and staff are good, too.
Jacqueline (4/5): - The property is near the entrance to Death Valley and has a fairly good restaurant. The rooms are small. The beds are clean but the rest of the room is not. They definitely treat this more as a camping ground than a hotel. Walls are thin, might as well be camping! Super overpriced since it was also a busy weekend.
Chintan (6/5): - Toilet was clogged after couple of usage. Door knobs were difficult to open or close.
Gerd K (10/5): - can't beat the location, great view and so peaceful
Bernd (4/5): - Bathroom facilities are awful.
LauraNell (6/5): Adequate in a Pinch - We got exactly what we booked, which was a safe place to sleep with a bathroom available! We got a small glamping tent and it was basically the only thing available since we booked kinda late and camp sites were full (we aren't "first come first serve" type). I'm glad we brought our camping gear because the beds were less comfortable than sleeping on the ground would have been, so we eventually folded up the best and put our ground pad down. The tent was also incredibly loud in the wind. Bathrooms were clean and front desk staff were fabulous. Probably won't book again, but worked out for our short notice trip. In the future I'd rather save some money and pitch our own tent.
Blaise (8/5): - Was perfect for what we wanted. Only downside is the beds were not as pictured and we planned based on the pics. Please upgrade the showers or at least functional handles for temperatures.
Nancy (10/5): - Amazing experience!
Sharlene (8/5): - Easy check in. Friendly and helpful staff. Quiet. Broken window shades and a/c didn’t cool the room. But the room was large with a double sinks.
Tom (10/5): - Went smoothly and staff was exceptional
Jessica (8/5): - Great little unique property, highly recommend in the cooler months as some of the rooms (historic rooms) do not have air conditioning. We had to head out super early to beat the sun and the fridges were down in the gas station d/t the hottest July on record at Death Valley!! The night sky is worth the heat!!
Thomas (6/5): - Stayed in tent. Large group talking loudly until 3am. Need a set quiet time.
Craig (2/5): - This was supposed to be a resort. It turned out to be a grouping of motel rooms built in the 1920s. They were old and had a lot of issues. One being there was no air conditioning in the majority of the rooms. There was supposed to be swamp coolers keeping the air cool. However, in the room we were assigned the vent was covered by tin foil and no air was coming in. Remember this is in Death Valley National Park. I estimate that the temperature in the room was around 90 degrees. I went back and complained and we were given a bunk cabin with a double bed. There was an air conditioner in this unit but it did cool well. Overall it was a big disappointment in what was expected. The only bright spot was the restaurant which had excellent food and a friendly staff.
Yaroslav (6/5): - I stayed in their premium cabin, haven’t seen the motel. The cabin was very tight, barely enough space around the bed to put your bags in, no fridge or microwave. There’s no cell service and the Wifi is only at the restaurant and convenience store buildings, not usable in the cabins. The AC in the cabin was powerful but loud, so I had to turn it off to sleep. Other than that, it was a fun stay. It’s a unique accommodation in a remote part of the DV National Park, and I’m glad they are open, otherwise it would be much more difficult to explore the west side of the park.
Caleb (8/5): - Was a good stay except it was so hot, the tent could have done with a fan which would have made it that much better. All in all a beautiful location and good stay
Angela (8/5): - An outside tent is where we stayed. The advertisement didn't state a tent. It definitely was not what i expected.
Natalia (8/5): - Great dining
Deborah (2/5): - It is death valley and the property did not have working a.c. store and food only from 7-9, mandatory tip of food which is sub par again with no a c. And bugs. Bees infested the room when I turned the light on at 5:00 a.m. There was much damage in the room along with bugs and cob webs. It is unbelievable this cost $275 per night. I could go on, but I would say never select this place. Nothing good about it.
Verified traveler (8/5): - Stay was good. Room was small but equipped with A/C which did a good job in the heat. The door almost didn't open as the doorknob didn't work properly.
Primitivo (10/5): - I didn’t know what to expect at first. Staff was friendly and helpful. I have to say it was a great stay. Nice room almost like a mini cabin. Bed was comfy, the AC worked and bathroom was just what we needed. View from our little patio was great. We are definitely going to go back.
Robert (10/5): - Enjoyed our stay and experience
Donna (10/5): - Beautiful get away!
Debbie (2/5): We were unable to stay at the resort - Actually we didn't stay there so I can't say everything about the place is bad. I accidently on line booked for the wrong night. They weren't helpful in credit for another time so we lost our money. I was disappointed they weren't willing to give us more time rather than losing the cost of one night's stay
Thomas (8/5): - Loved the tent! Spacious and equipped with plenty of sheets, blankets and towels. The bar and grill next door was awesome - great food and great people! Campground bathroom could use a little upgrade, but it did the job. We had an awesome time in the desert!
MONINA (6/5): - Look pass the rooms…(there is a story behind but the view is great ). Beside is a gas station and convenience store . Panamint Restaurant is a good one. The location is Quite a drive to the visitor center and other attractions. They are all worth seeing. We still enjoyed Panamint especially at night watching the moon and stars while having cocktails or wine from the restaurant.
alexandra (10/5): - Lovely outdoor setting. Wonderful views
Marjorie (6/5): - Nasty
Judy (8/5): - We loved the tent and the camping area. Bathrooms need a little more cleaning of floors and ceilings
Daniel (10/5): - Great stay over with friendly staff and lots of great food and drink options, love to stay again
Tom (10/5): - Panamint Springs is awesome!! Cooler(temperature) than staying in the valley. My goto place when staying in DV.
Andrew (10/5): - Stayed one night on our way through the Death Valley area. Stayed in one of the cabins located across the street from the restaurant. Although small, it was very clean and had everything needed, a nice bed, full bathroom, A/C, and a great covered porch. We eat two meals at the restaurant. While a tad expensive for what was served, it was well prepared and quite tasty. We will certainly be back for an extended late winter vacation.
Zenon (4/5): - Very bad central air condition. No controlable.
Abhudai (10/5): - Most beautiful night sky visible from here
Denise (6/5): - The original part of the motel we were supposed to stay in had central air through a vent in the ceiling which was closed and we couldn’t reach it to open. It was incredibly hot. There was also only 1 electrical outlet in the entire room, and the bathroom plumbing smelled horrendous. They thankfully moved us to a cabin across the street, much much nicer!
brian (8/5): - Management and employees were pretty unfriendly and seemed like they didn't like people too much. Poor customer service starts at the top of management.
Leconte (2/5): Only if no other options - Very expensive for only a basic room and very noisy between rooma
Verified traveler (10/5): - We loved staying in the cabins of panamint springs. Perfect for our stay. So clean and great for stargazing at night. Everything was seamless from check in to check out. The restaurant onsite had a great breakfast and wonderful service. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting the area!
Shailesh (8/5): - No wifi in the rooms, only at the restaurant.
Marianne (2/5): Abysmal communication - Hotel never answered messages to clarify glamping beds configuration a week before arrival. Had to find alternative lodging. Waiting for an answer to my cancellation and refund requests.
Dick (8/5): - Overall, this was a good place to stay. Because it was near the west entrance, most of the places were close to an hour away. Most places outside the park were also about an hour away to the park anyways. Most tent cabins had a driveway/parking space to park one's vehicle but my tent cabin #19 was the smallest and didn't have a dedicated parking spot. I had to park directly in front of my tent cabin. It was really cold and windy when I stayed. There was a hole with a flap on the roof of the tent that I wasn't able to keep closed so it was even colder at night. I should have asked if there was a way to keep it closed permanently.
Yusuke (4/5): - No dryer. It was hard to find the check in place .
Joanna (6/5): - Location was good. Very noisy and zippers were ripped. Not enough blankets.
Robert (10/5): fab in the desert - funky clean hideaway in the panamint valley outside of death valley. has cabins, tent cabins, rv spaces, a bar, a restaurant that serves basically fast food, a general store, and a gas station. inexpensive considering the prices in death valley, AND, very friendly employees.
George (4/5): - There is only one outlet in the room. We had to unplug the lamp to plug in our phone chargers. No AC. Bed mattress springs could be felt.
Verified traveler (6/5): - This is an extremely old cottage in basically the middle of nowhere. The bedding and bathroom was clean but its really really old. Not much they can do with this ancient building. Staff was nice and we wanted to be right at Death Valley.
colin (8/5): - What I liked best was its location. It's pricey, but in a remote area so your expectations need to be lowered. Rooms are clean but austere. Funniest part was the walls are so thin, a couple could be heard clearly having sex two rooms away! A long session at night and a quickie in the morning. 😃 No TV, AC, space heaters only, and no phone or WIFI unless you're in the restaurant. The restaurant staff is very nice but understaffed. I was with a group of 30 and we would overwhelm the staff at meal times leading to 90 to 120 minutes for a meal. Overall, it's quaint and picturesque but don't expect luxury.