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"Fine, “vintage” hotel/lodge in the middle of Death Valley National Park. Landscaping was amazing. "

"Stayed in the cottages. They were spacious, clean, had a washer/dryer, microwave, fridge etc to make the stay easier. Pool was a great size. Food at the restaurants were tasty. Food items in general store were expensive, but expected. The overall accommodation had a relaxing resort feel."

"Conveniently located for Death Valley visit "

"The only drawback is that the casino is a little smoky. Otherwise, Longstreet is an ideal stay! It is a lovely & quirky property, with a pond, a chapel, a pool, a convenience store, and a nice cafe. It is handicap-friendly. One of our favorite things is the animals: feeding the ducks, petting the casino cat, and admiring Ollie the water buffalo. And on this visit we even got to watch a pair of owls in the evening! We appreciate that the property is only 30 minutes from Death Valley. Longstreet is dog-friendly, and in the cooler season you can drive to the adjacent Ash Meadows where dogs are allowed on most trails and even on the boardwalk!"

"This was so far the best hotel on my trip this year. The rest of hotels I was staying in this trip received one star, this one receives 5 stars. All was great. Very good property. "

"Stovepipe Wells is a remote area of Death Valley, so you need to set expectations accordingly. That said, the basic rooms were comfortable and functional for touring the park. The restaurant and bar on site are excellent and a stand out for a remote park location -- and several echelons higher in quality, service and value than the mediocre Xanterra facilities at Furnace Creek 30 minutes away. The eggs at breakfast were REAL eggs, not plastic, powdered crap. The steaks at dinner were tasty and cooked to order. Save your money, avoid the Ranch and the Inn at Death Valley and stay here instead. Very convenient to Sand Dunes and Mosaic Canyon, 30 minutes from Furnace Creek. "