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Hotels near Death Valley National Park
Stovepipe Wells Village
The Ranch at Death Valley – Inside the Park
The Inn at Death Valley – Inside the Park
Panamint Springs Resort
Death Valley Gateway -Suite B
Death Valley Gateway Suite-A
Longstreet Inn & Casino
Amargosa Opera House
Olancha Lakeside Tent Site #5 Near Lone Pine
Death Valley Passageway Lakeside Cabin A at Lake Olancha
Olancha RV Park & Motel
Trails Motel
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Charming bungalow with mountain views
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How much does it cost to stay in a hotel near Death Valley National Park?
At Travelocity, prices for Death Valley National Park hotels range from $39 per night to $445 per night. The cost of lodging near Death Valley National Park depends on the location, time of year, and amenities you need to create your ideal national park vacation.
How many hotels near Death Valley National Park are there?
You can choose from 194 hotels near Death Valley National Park at Travelocity–so you’re sure to find one that’s right for you in the park or in the nearby cities and towns.
Where are the best places to stay near Death Valley National Park?
In this fantastic national park, choose from a spacious vacation rental for a family escape to a cosy condo for a romantic outdoorsy getaway or a brilliant hotel base for a weekend of adventures. Streamline your search list with filters for hot tubs, pools, kid-friendly or adult only. There’s exciting Death Valley National Park accommodation whatever your wish list and whatever your budget.
What Death Valley National Park hotels are best for families?
Death Valley National Park is almost made for families, so at Travelocity, we have a great selection of family-friendly hotels near Death Valley National Park that offer adapted rooms, baby-sitting services, kids club, and more. To find a stay that fits your family, you can also filter your search by popular kid-friendly features, such as pools, waterparks, and the nearby attractions you know they’ll love.
What type of accommodation is available in Death Valley National Park?
To make the most of your time in California, hunt out a truly adventure-friendly hotel, a decked-out apartment, a remote cabin in the woods, a villa with a view, or a condo with a hot tub and access to a pool or spa. Explore Travelocity for the best outdoor trips
How can I find a hotel near Death Valley National Park?
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Death Valley National Park hotels essential information
Accommodation | 194 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | $39 |
Highest Price | $445 |
Popular hotels | The Ranch at Death Valley – Inside the Park, Stovepipe Wells Village, The Inn at Death Valley – Inside the Park, Panamint Springs Resort, Death Valley Gateway -Suite B, Death Valley Gateway Suite-A, Longstreet Inn & Casino, Amargosa Opera House, Olancha RV Park & Motel, Trails Motel, Olancha Lakeside Tent Site #5 Near Lone Pine, Death Valley Passageway Lakeside Cabin A at Lake Olancha |
Popular places to visit
Devil's Golf Course
Clamber over the serrated surface of this enormous saltpan in Death Valley, where huge halite salt crystals have sculpted the bottom of a former lake.
Red Pass
You can take time to visit Red Pass during your travels to Death Valley. While you're here, you can savor the top-notch restaurants.
Mosaic Canyon
Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Mosaic Canyon during your travels in Death Valley. While you're here, you can savor the top-notch restaurants.
Eureka Mine
You can find out about the history of Death Valley when you stop by Eureka Mine. While you're here, you can savor the top-notch restaurants.
Borax Museum
The oldest house in Death Valley is a 19th-century miners’ bunkhouse that now contains a shop surrounded by equipment that supported the valley’s primary product.
Aguereberry Point
You can learn about the history of Death Valley when you stop by Aguereberry Point. While you're here, you can savor the top-notch restaurants.
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