We stayed here in the middle of April because it was a very convenient location for visiting Death Valley and much more reasonably priced ($80/night) than lodging inside the park ($200 to $350/night). We would not stay here agian. Not that we need everything nice and new, perfectly clean, or to be waited on. We don't. And we know you... More

We were excited to finally stay and the Amargosa Opera House and Hotel! We drove past it before and really wanted to experience it as it is said by some to be haunted....The first night I awoke to hear strange noises of an old woman by the door clearing her throat. Then again by the bathroom, an old man clearing... More

We spent last night at this hotel, me (35) husband (36) and little boy (7) Having arrived at 7.45pm tired after a long day travelling throughout the valley it was lovely to be greeted by a very friendly, warm man who was courteous, helpful and informative. We stayed in room 22 which had a circus theme. We chose to stay... More

I met my friend here for a one night stay. I was early and waited in the lobby for several hours so could observe the considerable goings-on at the hotel. The one upside was the staff who built a nice fire as it was unseasonably cold out...very thoughtful. The downside: absolutely everything else. Tragically run down, dirty, dusty, stinky, no... More

We booked two months in advance to stay at this hotel for one night, when we arrived we were told by the proprieter that he had gave our rooms to a wedding party and that we could go seven miles further down the valley and stay at a casino in nevada. at first we were pretty cheesed off (and thats... More

I'm all for charming and run down but filthy, no sir. When we arrived I couldn't find anyone but a walk down the hall with all doors open presumably because rooms were being "cleaned" showed ratty stained mattresses, thin old stained pillows, cracked walls, boarded up windows and more of the ancient uneven carpet from the hall. When we were... More

Despite some negative reviews, my girlfriend and I decided to brave the 'horrors' of the Amargosa. As soon as we pulled into the parking lot of the hotel, we knew that we were in love. The hallway is filled with portraits on its walls and the rooms are charming with painted-on headboards above comfortable beds. It's almost impossible to get... More

I just can't believe people found something good to say about that place. The place is a ruin, the owners have not invested one cent in the last 50 years at renovating the place. I got there after a long day of driving and I could not believe how bad it was smelling, it was just gross. They carpets have... More

Our experience was unexpectedly shocking from the moment we walked in. We were greeted with the receptionist saying, "We have a few issues." Walked in to an awful-smelling hallway (imagine an overpowering mold-ridden smell) and were shown the first issue: a room with the door knob and lock smashed out of the door. We were then shown the second issue:... More