The Inn At Indian Village, Indian Village - Reviews, Rooms Options & Prices 2025

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About the Resort

Highway 190, Indian Village, California, United States of America, 92328

The Inn at Death Valley is an elegant hideaway since 1927, renowned for its historic charm and AAA-rated four-diamond status. Nestled within the breathtaking landscape of Death Valley National Park, this resort has long served as an exclusive escape for Hollywood elites such as Marlon Brando and Clark Gable. The resort showcases stunning south-western architectural style and offers a unique blend of modern comforts amid natural beauty. The recent multi-million dollar restoration has brought new life to the property, enhancing both guest experience and aesthetic appeal.

Location

The resort is located approximately 192 km northwest of Las Vegas, making it easily accessible for travelers. Surrounded by the vast arid desert and nestled amidst a lush oasis of date palms, it presents a truly unique natural setting. Nearby attractions include the iconic Devil's Golf Course and Artists Palette, allowing guests to explore the beauty of Death Valley National Park while enjoying the comforts of opulent accommodations.

Rooms

The Inn at Death Valley features a variety of accommodations, including Standard King Rooms, Suites, and Casitas. Each unit is equipped with modern amenities such as air conditioning, flat-screen TVs with cable channels, and private bathrooms. Many rooms boast stunning views of the Oasis Gardens, desert vistas, or Panamint Mountains. Unique touches include laptop-friendly workspaces and bathrobes, emphasizing both comfort and elegance.

Eat & Drink

Dining options at the resort encompass a range of establishments, including the 1849 Buffet which serves American cuisine. Guests can enjoy a la carte breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a spacious dining room designed for fine dining. The resort also features a lobby bar and pool bar for light lunches and signature cocktails, ensuring a delightful culinary experience under the desert sun.

Leisure & Business

At The Inn at Death Valley, guests can indulge in wellness facilities including a sauna, fitness center, and a stunning pool filled by a natural hot spring. Outdoor adventures such as horseback riding, mountain biking, volleyball, and basketball are available for those seeking active pursuits. The resort also offers spa treatments to rejuvenate the body and mind, enhancing the relaxation experience.

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The hotel offers a variety of rooms including double rooms, family rooms, and suites with breakfast, free cancelations, and special deals

King Room

Max:

2 persons

30 m²

Bed options:

1 King Size Bed

Shower

Coffee machine

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King Room

Max:

2 persons

28 m²

Bed options:

1 King Size Bed

Shower

Coffee machine

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Casita

Max:

4 persons

46 m²

Bed options:

1 King Size Bed

Garden view

Shower

Coffee machine

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City Center

Indian Village 13.2 mi

Facilities

The hotel offers amenities for your comfortable stay and unforgettable experiences

Accessible Comfort

“The bathroom was spacious and designed with accessibility in mind, which made our stay comfortable and accommodating.” view full review

Delicious Dinners

“We thoroughly enjoyed the dining options, especially the pasta and desserts, which were good and exceeded our expectations.” view full review

Relaxing Poolside

“The pool area was a true oasis, providing a refreshing escape from the heat, perfect for relaxing after our explorations.” view full review

Spacious Accommodations

“Our upgraded apartment in the casita was incredibly spacious, making it a perfect retreat during our stay.” view full review

General

No smoking on site
Wi-Fi
Free parking
Safe deposit box
24-hour reception
Express check-in/ -out
No pets allowed
Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
Wheelchair access
24-hour security
Baggage storage
Locker room
Elevator
ATM/Cash machine
Coffee shop
Fireplace
Smoke detectors
Electric vehicle charging station
Fire extinguishers
Key card access

Sports & Fitness

Fitness center
Hiking
Horseback riding
Cycling
Tennis court
Golf course
Yoga class

Services

Valet parking
Housekeeping
Dry cleaning
Tours/Ticket assistance
Stores/Commercial services
Welcome drink
Happy hour

Dining

In-room breakfast
Restaurant
Poolside snack bar
Snack bar
Outdoor dining area
Picnic area/ Tables
Packed lunches
Special diet menus

Business

Business center
Meeting/ Banquet facilities
Fax/Photocopying

Children

Playpen
Board games
Children's menu

Facilities for people with disabilities

Toilet for disabled
Bathroom for disabled

Spa & Leisure

Heated swimming pool
Outdoor swimming pool
Sun loungers
Sun terrace
Garden area
Leisure/ TV room
Spa & wellness center
Sauna
Back massage
Head massage
Full body massage
Foot massage
Pool with view

Room features

Air conditioning
Heating
Sitting area
Patio
Terrace
Garden furniture
Tea and coffee facilities
Ironing facilities

Bathroom

Free toiletries

Media

Flat-screen TV
CD player
AM/FM alarm clock

Room decor

Carpeted floor

Location

Highway 190, Indian Village, California, United States of America, 92328

Map view

Highway 190, Indian Village, California, United States of America, 92328

City landmarks

Aguereberry Point Rd.

Aguereberry Point

1.5 mi

Dirt track off of Highway 178/Wildrose Canyon Road

Charcoal Kilns

1.5 mi

Aguereberry Point Road

Eureka Mine

1.5 mi

Badwater Rd.

Devil's Golf Course

1.5 mi

Badwater Road

Golden Canyon

1.5 mi

Badwater Road

Natural Bridge Canyon

1.5 mi

Badwater Rd

Sidewinder Canyon

1.5 mi

Badwater Road

Mushroom Rock

1.5 mi

Badwater Rd

Golden Canyon Trailhead

2.1 mi

Harmony Borax Works Interpretive Trail

Harmony Borax Works

2.4 mi

Manly Beacon

2.4 mi

CA-190

Zabriskie Point

3.1 mi

Gower Gulch

2.8 mi

Nearby

Museums

The Borax Museum

400 ft

Furnace Creek

1500 ft

11 mi south of Furnace Creek off Badwater Road

Artists Palette

300 ft

Skidoo Road

Skidoo Mill

1100 ft

Date Grove Rd

Borax Museum Furnace Creek

400 ft

Restaurants

The Inn at Furnace Creek Dining Room

400 ft

Highway 190 The Oasis at Death Valley

Reviews and Ratings

Feedback from previous guests about their experience

84%

liked the resort and would come back again

Stunning views

Unique pool experience

Odor in room

High dining prices

8.4/10

Great

Rooms

7.8

Location

9.8

Service

8.2

Dining

6.6

Paul

United States of America, January 2025

8.6/10

My stay at this hotel was a memorable experience, thanks to the stunning views and well-maintained grounds that added to the tranquil atmosphere. The unique pool was a refreshing escape from the heat, and I really appreciated having easy access to nature trails for hiking. However, the dining prices were on the higher side, which dampened the overall experience a bit.

Rooms

8.0

I loved the refreshing views from my room, especially during coffee breaks and stargazing at night from the balcony, although it felt a bit warm at nights.

Service

9.0

The staff were incredibly accommodating and helpful, always attentive whenever I needed assistance.

Location

10.0

This hotel is perfectly situated for exploring Death Valley, making it easy to visit the main attractions and enjoy the natural surroundings.

Dining

7.0

I had some really enjoyable meals here, despite the prices being a bit steep for what I expected in terms of variety and options.

Facilities

9.0

The pool area was unique and appealing, especially with the spring-fed aspect, making it a refreshing soak in the desert heat.

Robert

United States of America, December 2024

8.0/10

I had an unforgettable experience at this hotel in Death Valley. The stunning views and unique pool were incredible highlights, and the historical character added a special charm. However, there were some issues with room odors upon arrival, which affected my overall stay. Dining quality was high, but prices were on the steep side. Overall, it's a wonderful spot for adventure seekers, though the ups and downs should be noted.

Rooms

7.0

Our room had breathtaking views of the valley from the balcony, which made for lovely morning coffee and nighttime stargazing. However, we encountered an unpleasant odor probably due to a plumbing issue, which was quite bothersome.

Service

8.0

The staff was very responsive and worked hard to address our concerns during our stay. They were cautious about health protocols, which made us feel safe.

Location

9.0

The hotel's location was fantastic for exploring Death Valley, with easy access to main attractions and nature trails for hiking. It truly felt central to everything we wanted to see.

Dining

7.0

Dining was generally enjoyable with high-quality meals, although the prices were a bit much. It’s a treat but not the most budget-friendly option.

Facilities

9.0

The unique spring-fed pool was a standout feature, especially in the heat of the desert. The gardens and grounds were also beautifully maintained.

Stunning views

Odor in room

Keith

United States of America, November 2024

8.8/10

My stay was filled with breathtaking views and a unique pool that provided a refreshing escape from the desert heat. I particularly appreciated the historical charm of the hotel, which added a special touch to my experience. However, I found the dining prices to be on the higher side, although the food quality did not disappoint. Overall, a lovely and memorable trip, but I would suggest being prepared for the dining costs.

Rooms

8.0

The room I stayed in was comfortable and came with a balcony overlooking the beautiful gardens, adding to the overall tranquility of my stay.

Service

9.0

The staff was attentive and quick in fulfilling any requests I had during my stay, which really enhanced my experience.

Location

10.0

The hotel is perfectly situated for exploring Death Valley, with easy access to several nature trails and scenic spots.

Dining

7.0

While the food was delicious and well-prepared, I found it a bit pricey, which might be a downside for some travelers.

Facilities

9.0

The unique spring-fed pool was a major highlight, providing a distinct and refreshing experience during my stay.

Stunning views

High dining prices

Steve

United States of America, September 2024

8.2/10

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at this hotel, especially due to the stunning views of Death Valley that greeted me every morning. The unique spring-fed pool was a refreshing escape from the heat, and the historical character of the hotel added a charming touch. However, the dining prices were quite high, which was a bit disappointing, and while the service was generally good, it felt a tad stretched at times.

Rooms

9.0

My room was located at the end of the building, providing sweeping views of the valley. I absolutely loved having my morning coffee and night-time stargazing from the huge balcony.

Service

7.0

Service was generally helpful, although I noticed they seemed a bit stretched at times while trying to attend to guests. I appreciated their efforts to maintain a safe environment with staff being very careful.

Location

10.0

The hotel is in a superb location, with easy access to various nature trails and key attractions in Death Valley National Park. It's truly a gateway to my outdoor adventures.

Dining

6.0

While the quality of meals was commendable, the prices were a bit too steep for my taste. I found that the breakfast options were a little lacking, but other meals were enjoyable.

Facilities

8.0

The unique spring-fed pool was a highlight and offered a great retreat from the desert heat, but it would have been nice to see other amenities more actively promoted or utilized.

United States of America, September 2024

8.4/10

My stay was marked by stunning views that truly took my breath away, especially during sunset. The staff were attentive and added a personal touch to my stay, making me feel welcomed. The unique spring-fed pool was refreshing and a wonderful escape from the desert heat. However, I felt that the dining prices were quite high, even though the quality was decent, and the rooms, while comfortable, could use a little updating.

Rooms

7.0

The rooms were cute and comfy, capturing a vintage feel reminiscent of the 1920s and 1930s. However, they felt a bit small for the price point, which was around $500 a night.

Service

8.0

Service was exceptional overall, with staff providing a warm and welcoming atmosphere. However, I noticed that some responses felt repetitive, which was a bit odd.

Location

10.0

The location is superbly set in the heart of Death Valley, making it perfect for exploring the area's natural wonders.

Dining

6.0

While the food quality was certainly good, I found the prices to be quite steep, particularly for meals that could have been less expensive elsewhere.

Facilities

9.0

The pool area was a highlight of my visit, with its unique spring-fed feature providing a refreshing retreat from the heat.