Stovepipe Wells Village Hotel

Accommodation

Deluxe Rooms

Our comfortable deluxe rooms are suited for couples or families with a variety of bed configurations.  These hotel rooms have air conditioning, television, a coffee maker, a small refrigerator, and a ceiling fan. Many feature newly renovated bathrooms with granite countertops, stone floors, and a shower. A limited number of rollaway beds (small fee applies) and baby cribs are available. Our deluxe rooms are some of the best death valley hotel rooms in the park.

Standard Rooms

All standard rooms offer air conditioning, television, a small refrigerator, coffee maker, and two double beds, one full bed, and one twin bed, or one queen bed.  These Death Valley hotel rooms all include our standard amenities, including a desk. Private bathrooms are outfitted with a shower.

Patio Rooms

Surrounding our historic courtyard and situated near the auditorium, these quaint rooms are perfectly suited for lone travelers or couples. The “courtyard quarters” will accommodate one or two people and include air conditioning, television, a small refrigerator, a coffee maker, and the standard amenities, including a workstation desk. Private bathrooms are outfitted with a shower.  These smaller Death Valley hotel rooms, the only ones original to Stovepipe Wells, have one double or one double and one twin bed available.

Restaurant & Saloon

After a day of Death Valley adventure, it’s time to put your boots up and relax. Hungry? Thirsty? Want a taste of the Old West? Enjoy a great meal and wet your whistle at our Toll Road Restaurant and Badwater Saloon, the finest Death Valley restaurant in the park.

Toll Road Restaurant

Sidle up to a table at our Toll Road Restaurant and you’ll discover that this isn’t your typical western “chuckwagon.” A meal at Toll Road Restaurant is an authentic historical culinary event in the finest of Death Valley restaurants. Here, Death Valley’s history and topography inspire a delicious gourmet culture that patrons from all over the world appreciate. Diners are treated to an incomparable menu of regional fare named after the famous people and sites in Death Valley, prepared with attention to every detail you expect from world-class Death Valley restaurants.

Badwater Saloon

After a dusty day on Death Valley trails, do what American outlaws, explorers, and adventurers did back in the old days? Head for a saloon! The Badwater Saloon, named for Badwater, Death Valley, elevation 282 ft below sea level, lets you quench your thirst with our “As big as the West” beverage selection. You can enjoy an array of beers on tap as well as our own Death Valley label beer in honor of Death Valley history and the vast surrounding desert. The saloon’s full bar includes a large selection of wine and an imaginative menu of specialty cocktails and signature western spirits. Lunch and light fare are also available. Experience these fun Death Valley restaurants today.