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"Property is a bit dated but is clean enough. AC is a bit loud. Hot breakfast with waffle maker is great. The gentlemen at dining hall, Bob, is wonderful and very attentive. "

"Absolutely filthy room. Zero amenities. Had a very old coffee machine and cups were filthy and no condiments. We spilled some water on the bathroom floor and when we cleaned it up the paper was black from all the dirt. Had a bug on my pillow (Caterpiller) harmless but gross. The guy that checked us in was condescending and down right rude. Our room was the last building (940) felt very unsafe. The bathroom tiles were missing grout which cut our feet and the bedroom floor looked like it hadn’t been vacuumed in years. All furniture was cracked and dirty. And our sliding door was unlocked which felt creepy and unsafe. At $400/night, I expect something better. A Super 8 motel would have been an upgrade! Step it up Xanterra! Before you lose more guests. "

"Very poor property, not a resort or hotel. It’s a motel. Rooms stink, especially bathrooms of cannabis, smoke, mold. Reception and casino areas stink as well. Pool closed for a long time. "

"Had a nice stay !! Thank you"

"Front desk staff was very nice and helpful. Room was surprisingly clean."

"This place and its history is very cool! Being able to stay in a place with so much history, isn’t something you have the opportunity to do very often. With that being said, it is old and very quirky and definitely more on the lines of roughing it. If you can appreciate a cool piece of history and want to stay close to Death Valley it does the job…"