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Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

608 Death Valley Junction Highway 127, Shoshone, 92328, California, United States

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Free parking

Free wifi

Air conditioning

Tour desk

Parking On Site

Non-smoking rooms

Picnic area

Free toiletries

Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

Welcome to the Amargosa Opera House & Hotel! Located in the charming city of Death Valley Junction, California, this 2-star motel is the perfect place to stay for an unforgettable desert adventure. With its prime location only 0.1mi from the city center, you'll have easy access to all the attractions and activities that this unique destination has to offer.

This hotel offers a variety of amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. From the free parking to the pet-friendly policy (with extra charges), your convenience is a top priority. Stay connected with the free WiFi, relax in air-conditioned non-smoking rooms, and enjoy some live music or performance for an extra charge. After a day of exploring, unwind in the bathtub and take advantage of the complimentary toiletries provided.

With 640 reviews and counting, guests rave about the Amargosa Opera House & Hotel. From the friendly staff to the cozy rooms, this motel provides a delightful experience for travelers. So pack your bags and get ready to embark on a desert getaway that you won't soon forget. Book your stay today with prices starting from $148.

When it comes to payment options, the Amargosa Opera House & Hotel has you covered. Cash is not accepted, but they do accept major credit cards including American Express, Discover, Visa, and Mastercard. So you can be sure that your preferred payment method will be accepted hassle-free.

Now, let's talk about the room types available. The Deluxe King Room is perfect for couples or solo travelers, as it accommodates two adults and one child. This room features a spacious king-size bed, and with non-smoking rooms throughout the hotel, you can enjoy a fresh and comfortable environment during your stay.

If you're traveling with a larger group, the Standard Double Suite is an excellent choice. With enough space to accommodate four adults and one child, this suite features two double beds. It's the ideal option for families or groups of friends looking to share a comfortable space.

For those who prefer a cozy and intimate stay, the King Room and Queen Room are both great options for two adults and one child. With their comfortable king and queen-size beds respectively, these rooms offer a relaxing retreat after a long day of exploring.

Lastly, the Double Room with Two Double Beds is perfect for families or groups who need more space. With its ability to accommodate up to four adults and three children, this family room features two double beds, ensuring everyone has a comfortable place to sleep.

No matter which room type you choose, you can expect a clean and inviting space to relax and recharge at the Amargosa Opera House & Hotel. So why wait? Book your stay today and indulge in the comfort and charm that this desert oasis has to offer.

Most popular amenities

Free parking

Free wifi

Air conditioning

Tour desk

Parking On Site

Non-smoking rooms

Picnic area

Free toiletries

Bathtub

Rooms

Deluxe King Room in Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

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Deluxe, King

1 King Size Bed

235 sqft

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Experience the ultimate comfort and luxury in our Deluxe King Room. With a spacious king size bed and accommodations for up to 2 adults and 1 child, this room is perfect for a relaxing stay. Smoking is not allowed in this room.

King Room in Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

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King Room

1 King Size Bed

235 sqft

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Welcome to our King Room, a cozy and comfortable space perfect for two adults and one child. With a spacious size of 237 sqft, this room offers a king-size bed, private bathroom, air conditioning, and free toiletries. Enjoy a relaxing stay with our convenient amenities such as heating, a wardrobe, and a bathtub or shower. Smoking is not allowed, ensuring a fresh and clean environment for your comfort.

Queen Room in Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

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Queen Room

1 Queen Size Bed

235 sqft

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Welcome to our Queen Room, a cozy double room perfect for your stay. With 237 sqft of space, our room can comfortably accommodate 2 adults and 1 child. Enjoy the comforts of a private bathroom, air conditioning, and free toiletries.

Standard Double Suite in Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

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Our Standard Double Suite is a spacious and comfortable suite that accommodates up to 4 adults and 1 child, featuring two double beds. Smoking is not allowed in this suite.

Double Room with Two Double Beds in Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

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2 Double Beds

235 sqft

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This air-conditioned room features free toiletries.

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Warren

8.2

March 2022

First and last, the price. We wanted to spend a few days in Death Valley but the prices in the park are astronomical for little more than a Motel 6 room, and food prices there are 2-3 times higher than normal. Amargosa was around $100 a night, and the location, a half hour drive from the sightseeing center of Furnace Creek, was quite convenient, esp. since the drive to Furnace Creek passed two of the top sights, Dante's View and Zabriskie Point. Also, Amargosa itself is a tourist sight--you pay $10 for a tour of the opera house and learn the amazing story of Marta Becket who spent 50 years there putting on shows. The walls of the hotel and opera house were all painted by Marta, and the scenes are wonderful. We also liked (and needed) the microwave and large fridge provided, since the hotel serves no food and you have to bring your own. The nearest restaurant is at a casino 7 miles away, and that can get quite crowded.

You have to be up for a little funkiness. The hotel is a giant maintenance headache, and the small staff can't really keep up. Our sink in Room 2 wouldn't drain, and they couldn't fix it in the 4 days we were there. The WiFi worked fine, but don't expect a TV or radio, except in the "commons room" where you can eat and play games and watch the DVD "Amargosa" about Marta's life. I am really worried that this place won't last, so if you have a little adventure in your soul, stay here while you can!

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Beth

8.2

November 2022

We turned up and what somewhat alarmed at the whole thing. I wont lie, it feels like a creepy place in the middle of no where and a bit like the start of a horror film. BUT stick with it. The charm of the place will really grow on you. Do the tour of the opera house, you're missing out if you don't. The staff were lovely and very helpful. The rooms don't have TVs but are perfectly comfy and the Wifi is good. Its charming unique but a bit weird, and who doesn't want that for an overnight in death valley.

Its 10 mins away from the nearest food so bring supplies!

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Donald

9.1

August 2023

Ive stayed here a few times so I knew what to expect. It appears that some work is being done on both the outside and inside of the hotel to make it look a bit better. This is a one of a kind hotel with a great story and it deserves to live on.

I said this the last time I stayed there, a few years ago. The cafe is not open but they do have coffee, but not until 8AM. I was well gone before then. How about a K cup option for early risers or leaving the water and coffee out and allowing the first riser to make the first pot of coffee in the morning. Otherwise, there was nothing that I didn't like.

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Zbigniew

9.1

July 2023

We like remote places and were looking for a base to start our Death Valley adventure with a twist - traveling from Las Vegas and the Hoover Dam. This quaint hotel proved to be a very good choice. It was interesting to learn the history of Marta Becket and her opera. Expect no frills and bring your own food. Enjoy the history. Play the piano in the dining room. The front desk staff had a strong customer focus and were extremely helpful. We will remember Armagosa Hotel very fondly.

It was disappointing that the theater was closed for the summer due to extreme heat - and there were no tours. Nevertheless, the entire experience was great!

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Peter

8.2

July 2023

I very much enjoyed my stay at the Amargosa. Guests should know upfront, however, that this is a 100-year old historic facility and it looks it, inside and out. It's also in the middle of nowhere, about 1.5 hrs from Death Valley National Park. It will definitely be a "rustic" experience, but the wonderfully friendly staff will make it all worth it. Keep in mind that you're stepping back in time 100-years, manage your expectations and embrace the experience!

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Kalikala

8.2

February 2022

The manager Michaela was great. Her customer service was superb, she made sure we had everything we needed. Answered all our questions. After we checked out we realized we left our cellphone & seen Michaela at lunch, told her & she immediately left & met us back at the hotel to give us our phone. Very trustworthy staff.

The building is old so the plumbing is a bit smelly & the room was a tad chilly, but they provided a heater that helped. A few updates definitely would fix it all.

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Robert

9.1

May 2023

The desert location was amazing. The background of how this place came to be was very interesting. The display units in the office area was very good to examine. Tabitha was so helpful and went the extra mile to help us with our questions. Allthough the rooms are small and quaint this only adds to the romantic aspect of the location. Our friends who travelled with us were amazed and loved th4 place and its location

a microwave OR tea/coffee machine would be nice, taking on board its ancient background the few defects such as a missing tile were did not cause concern Tea/coffee and pure water was available in the main room. A large Fridge was i evidence but not sure if it could be used---would be good to mention this if it is(Maybe it was mentioned and I missed itloved the

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Richard

8.2

May 2023

It's an older property about a 1/2 hour from the entrance to Death Valley. The staff is very friendly. It's run by a non-profit organization. The room was clean and the bed comfortable but the rooms shows it's age. They haven't put any money into restoring the buildings so keep that in mind as you stay there.

They really need to start upgrading the property as the wear and tear of age is unappealing in many areas. Also they need darker curtains on rooms facing the road as daylight comes through pretty early in the morning.

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John

10

May 2023

This is a unique, amazing place. If you want a boring, predictable, conventional hotel, then stay elsewhere. But if you want a historical building in a starkly beautiful setting with a fascinating backstory, consider the Amargosa Hotel. And make sure to take time for a tour of the Opera House.

I have nothing negative to say. I really don't want the operators of this hotel to change a thing. It's a basic hotel, but more homey. I didn't expect a bunch of fancy amenities, and adding them would detract from the experience.

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Sarah

10

December 2022

This is a very old property. But loved the history and culture. Beds were very comfortable. Furnishing old but kept up. Paint peeling on walls, old fixtures in room and bath. Shower and tub fine. No breakfast but coffee available in old dining room. Part of lodge blocked off. Only rent 12 rooms at a time. Okay it’s funky but clean and funky. Did not get to your opera house but will next time. Yes we would stay again.

Older than I expected but when I learned more history liked staying at historical landmark site. No restaurants in Death Valley junction. Bring your own food or eat in pahrup or Death Valley park.

Points of Interest Around Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

Attractions

Badwater Basin

20.3mi

Death Valley National Park

21.5mi

Devils Golf Course

27.9mi

Amenities of Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

Free parking

Free wifi

Air conditioning

Tour desk

Parking On Site

Non-smoking rooms

Picnic area

Free toiletries

Bathtub

Stay rules - Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

  • Check-in / Check-out

  • Pets

  • Internet

  • Age restrictions

  • Curfew

  • Parking

  • Reservations

  • Children and beds

  • Cards accepted at this property

Frequently Asked Questions - Amargosa Opera House & Hotel

Can pets stay with guests at Amargosa Opera House & Hotel?

Yes, you can stay with your pet at Amargosa Opera House & Hotel. Just make sure to inform the hotel in advance and note that there may be charges for bringing your pet.

What's the check-in and check-out schedule at Amargosa Opera House & Hotel?

Amargosa Opera House & Hotel offers check-in timings from 03:00 PM to 08:00 PM. Make sure to check out by 11:00 AM.

Is there parking at Amargosa Opera House & Hotel?

Yes, the hotel provides parking facilities on-site. It is a public parking area, available to all guests. There is no need to make a parking reservation, and the best part is that it is completely free of charge.

How much does a stay at Amargosa Opera House & Hotel cost?

Starting prices for Amargosa Opera House & Hotel are around $148. This may vary based on room categories and travel dates. To confirm rates, please provide your stay dates.

Which room categories can I book at Amargosa Opera House & Hotel?

The Amargosa Opera House & Hotel offers a variety of room types including Deluxe King Rooms, Standard Double Suites, King Rooms, Queen Rooms, and Double Rooms with Two Double Beds. Smoking is not allowed in any of the rooms. The rooms accommodate between 2-4 adults and 1-3 children, and bed sizes range from King to Queen to Double beds. Room sizes are approximately 237 sqft.

Where can guests find entertainment in Amargosa Opera House & Hotel?

Guests at the Amargosa Opera House & Hotel can enjoy a variety of leisure activities during their stay. One of the main highlights is the opportunity to experience live music performances at the hotel. This unique amenity allows guests to enjoy professional music and performances without even leaving the property.

Additionally, guests can take advantage of the walking tours offered by the hotel. This is a great way to explore the surrounding area and learn more about its history and attractions.

For those looking for some indoor entertainment, the hotel also provides board games and puzzles. This amenity offers guests the chance to relax and have fun with family and friends, creating memorable moments during their stay.

Overall, the Amargosa Opera House & Hotel offers a range of leisure amenities, including live music performances, walking tours, and board games/puzzles, ensuring that guests have an enjoyable and entertaining time during their visit.

Does Amargosa Opera House & Hotel accept credit cards and cash payments?

Amargosa Opera House & Hotel does not accept cash payments. However, they accept credit card payments including American Express, Discover, Visa, and Mastercard.