Stovepipe Wells Village

“Desert stopover with pool..”

We stayed here for 2 nights we had a large family room with 2 king size beds,our 2 boys shared a bed (they were not to happy about that lol). A big room in the roadrunner section,a tv,fridge,ceiling fans and ac. A large shower with good presure and hot water. On site the reception desk was helpful … Mais

We stayed here for 2 nights we had a large family room with 2 king size beds,our 2 boys shared a bed (they were not to happy about that lol). A big room in the roadrunner section,a tv,fridge,ceiling fans and ac. A large shower with good presure and hot water. On site the reception desk was helpful with information,there is a saloon/bar where you can eat,drink or watch large screen tv. Nextdoor there is the restaurant which served till 10pm,food was good and fairly priced. The pool was great to cool off in the afternoons with towels available. The general store over the road has everthing you could need and caters for the rv's camped behind. The location really sells it as its only 1 of the few actually in the park so great for sightseeing..

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“300 bucks and walk across the street for a bucket of ice”

I have been here many times. The current franchisee has upgraded at least the larger rooms nicely. The smaller rooms, not so much. Starlink wifi in the rooms works now, super. No in room coffee maker. Coffee in the lobby until 7; after that you go across the street to buy it. Oh, and that's… Mais

I have been here many times. The current franchisee has upgraded at least the larger rooms nicely. The smaller rooms, not so much. Starlink wifi in the rooms works now, super. No in room coffee maker. Coffee in the lobby until 7; after that you go across the street to buy it. Oh, and that's where you go for ice. There used to be three ice machines, but two are "broken". One person in the office said they were being replaced but I see from other reviews this has not happened yet. You're out in the middle of a very hot desert and no ice machines? The staff was generally quite nice but my friend in another room got charged for in room items which he did not take, and was charged only after he had left. It is pretty quiet and dark at night, much more so than in the main area at Furnace Creek. Yes the rooms are pricey.

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“Basic lodging in an amazing location”

room and hotel was just average. Only one ice machine for hundreds of rooms?? Restaurant was really good and open late room was clean and ready early, front desk staff helpful The pool was huge and greatly needed on hot afternoons a bit overpriced for what you get, but; Lets be real, this is the on… Mais

room and hotel was just average. Only one ice machine for hundreds of rooms?? Restaurant was really good and open late room was clean and ready early, front desk staff helpful The pool was huge and greatly needed on hot afternoons a bit overpriced for what you get, but; Lets be real, this is the only place to stay in the section of the park and the 5 min drive to the sand dunes makes it worth it to see the stars like they have never been seen before. Def worth it for 1 night!

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“Perfectly serviceable place in a great location at a great price”

We stayed here for a few days and loved being so close to the Mesquite Sand dunes that we could be there for sunrise and for sunset and stargazing. Right next to Mosaic Canyon as well! A solid base, easy breakfast on site; we ate dinner there one night as well.