Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is located in eastern California. It’s known for Titus Canyon, with a ghost town and colourful rocks and for Badwater Basin’s salt flats
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Things to do in Death Valley National Park
Top things to do in Death Valley National Park by www.earthtrekkers.com
Where to stay in Death Valley National Park
Best hotels in Death Valley National Park:
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Longstreet Inn (budget hotel)
Longstreet Inn is a unique oasis in the desert, located just outside Death Valley National Park. This quirky hotel offers a taste of old-school Nevada charm with its on-site casino, outdoor pool, and duck ponds complete with a waterfall. The spacious rooms provide a comfortable place to relax after a day of exploring the nearby national park.
One of the best things about Longstreet Inn is its convenient location. It's only about a 30-minute drive to popular Death Valley sites like Zabriskie Point, making it a great home base for park adventures. The hotel also has its own gas station, which is super handy given how remote the area is. When you're done hiking, you can grab a burger at the on-site restaurant or try your luck at the slot machines in the casino.
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The Inn (luxury hotel)
The Inn at Death Valley is a true desert oasis in the heart of Death Valley National Park. This historic hotel offers a luxurious retreat from the harsh surrounding landscape. The lush palm gardens and spring-fed pool provide a cool respite from the intense heat.
Inside, the rooms blend classic charm with modern comforts. Many feature stunning views of the Panamint Mountains or surrounding desert. The elegant restaurant serves up delicious American cuisine, with options for vegetarians too. After dinner, guests can unwind at the bar or stargaze from the terrace.
For those looking to explore, the hotel is perfectly positioned near popular park attractions. Guests can easily access hiking trails, scenic drives, and iconic viewpoints. Back at the inn, the spa and fitness center offer ways to recharge after a day of adventure. With its blend of natural beauty and refined hospitality, The Inn at Death Valley creates an unforgettable desert escape.
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Holiday Inn Express (medium range hotel)
The Holiday Inn Express in Pahrump is a solid choice if you're looking for a comfortable place to crash while exploring Death Valley. The rooms are clean and spacious, with comfy beds that'll help you recharge after a long day of hiking.
One of the best things about this place is the free breakfast - they've got a good spread with hot and cold options to fuel up before hitting the trails. The outdoor pool is a nice bonus too, especially on those scorching desert days.
The staff here are friendly and helpful, always ready with tips on local attractions. While Pahrump itself isn't the most exciting town, this hotel puts you within easy driving distance of Death Valley's main sights. All in all, it's a reliable spot for your Death Valley adventure base camp.
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