When I pulled into the parking lot, I questioned my intelligence in booking the room. This is an old, historic hotel that needs a LOT of updating. It is memorable! Enjoyed our stay very much!…įirst of all, if you are looking for luxury, go somewhere else. The performance was excellent and the setting provided an historical experience that would be difficult if not impossible to duplicate. We saw 'Opera in the Movies' presented by several members of the Las Vegas Opera company. Pahrump or Las Vegas) over a weekend, another worthwhile activity is attending a performance at the attached Amargosa Opera House, where a variety of musical and dance performances are staged. If you are fortunate enough to stay at the Amargosa (or within close driving distance (e.g. It's ideal for preparing meals brought by guests and for meeting other travelers.

Ice, coffee, tea, refrigerator, microwave, toaster oven, plates, etc are available for guests in the large hotel common area. The on-premises cafe has limited hours (8-3 during our stay), but the hot meals and baked goods are very tasty.

It is a little worn, but very clean, and the staff are friendly, helpful, and accommodating.

Don't expect all the modern conveniences of newer hotels/motels (hence only a 4 rating rather than a 5), but if you like unique hotels with interesting history, this place is worth a stay. The Amargosa is the closest and most reasonably priced lodging if visiting Death Valley National Park.

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