The Inn at Death Valley

About The Inn at Death Valley

Since opening in 1927 as a desert sanctuary for Hollywood's golden age elite, The Inn at Death Valley is a Spanish Colonial Revival masterpiece perched hillside overlooking the vast Panamint Mountains and the shimmering salt flats of Death Valley National Park. Step into a world where elegantly appointed guest rooms and private casitas meet lush date palm gardens fed by natural springs, where a historic spring-fed pool stays at a perfect 87 degrees year-round, where golfers tee off on the world's lowest-elevation course just steps away and where the Stargazers Deck offers front-row seats to some of the darkest, most spectacular night skies in North America. This isn't just a hotel. The Inn is a portal to Old Hollywood glamour reimagined for the modern traveler seeking both adventure and indulgence in California's most extreme landscape.

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Death Valley, California

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At 214 feet below sea level, Furnace Creek Golf Course holds the title as the world's lowest-elevation golf course—and Golf Digest didn't name it one of "America's 50 Toughest Courses" for nothing. The thin air and low barometric pressure send drives soaring in ways that defy logic, while palm-lined fairways wind through a landscape so stark and beautiful it feels like another planet. Coyotes patrol the rough, the Panamint Range towers overhead and every shot requires recalibrating what you thought you knew about the game. Post-round, the DV Wellness Sanctuary channels the desert's ancient healing power through signature treatments you won't find anywhere else. Every treatment room overlooks the date palm gardens, where the sweet desert breeze reminds you exactly where you are—and why you never want to leave.

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Accommodations

The crown jewel of The Inn is the 22 private casitas nestled within the gardens beneath towering date palms and alongside bubbling natural springs. These retreats offer complete seclusion with modern luxury—each coming with your own golf cart—and wet bars perfect for sunset cocktails on your private terrace. Beyond the casitas, the hillside guest rooms deliver sweeping desert panoramas—watch sunrise paint the Funeral Mountains gold or catch the Panamint Range glowing at dusk. Whether you choose a casita surrounded by gardens or a hillside room with mountain views, you're guaranteed the tranquility that comes from being surrounded by 3.4 million acres of protected wilderness.