Panamint Springs Motel & Tents, Panamint Springs

This place has its moments, especially if you find yourself stranded in the desert. I appreciated the comfortable cabin and friendly staff when I needed them. However, don’t expect modern amenities or soundproof rooms, as comfort can be compromised. Overall, it’s a convenient stop, but you might want to check other options first for better value.

The motel is perfectly situated on the edge of Death Valley National Park, ideal for those wanting to explore the park with ease. While the rooms are basic and show some wear, they are clean and serve their purpose well. The breakfast spread is decent, with a good selection, but the overall service could be hit or miss. If you prioritize location over luxuries, this place offers great value for your stay.

I had an interesting stay at the resort in Panamint Springs. The family cabin was spacious and comfortable, and I enjoyed taking showers with a beautiful view of the mountains. However, the dining options were quite limited and overpriced. Additionally, the shower facilities had some issues, which affected my overall experience. It's a clean place with a good atmosphere, but be prepared for some quirks and high prices.

My stay at this resort spa was a mix of charm and discomfort. The cabins have a quaint, rustic feel and a great setting for enjoying the desert, but there were noticeable shortcomings. While I appreciated the clean surroundings and beautiful sunsets, the dining experience left much to be desired and some amenities were lacking. Overall, it offered good value for those looking to immerse themselves in a desert experience despite its flaws.

Panamint Springs has a unique charm being nestled in Death Valley, but it definitely has its shortcomings. The rooms, while clean, show signs of wear and could use updates. The dining experience was surprisingly pleasant, with good food. However, the overall maintenance and breakfast quality left much to be desired, so be prepared for a rustic experience.