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The Ranch at Death Valley – Inside the Park
8/10 Good
"It was pleasant but not the best. Staff was very nice and helpful, but rooms are a bit old. Rooms could use more light, it was dim. And the coffee pot worked but was tilted (a leg broken off?). Also, we were on second floor and had to carry suitcases up stairs, no elevators. Saloon Restaurant was fun, and food was good. Thanks!"
Panamint Springs Resort
10/10 Excellent
"This place is really one of a kind. There is literally nothing there except for a gas station and shop and the restaurant. But the cabin that we rented was cosy and very clean. The staff is super friendly and makes this place, that felt very lonely at the first impression really special and not lonely at all. If you are not afraid of being quite remote I would definitely recommend going there! :)"
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