Name: Amargosa Opera House and Hotel
Address: 608 Death Valley Jct, Death Valley, CA 92328, USA, US
Telephone: +1 760-852-4441

Amargosa Opera House and Hotel is a lodging, located at 608 Death Valley Jct, Death Valley, CA 92328, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 760-852-4441, visit their website www.amargosa-opera-house.com for more detailed information.

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608 Death Valley Jct, Death Valley, CA 92328, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 28 July 2016

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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David H Steinbrugge

26 April 2018

Very cool old historic property in pretty much the middle of nowhere. I didn't have a chance to take in the tour of the Opera house but I understand it's very worthwhile. Just stopped in for a visit, did not stay overnight which I believe you can do.
Congzhong Zhan

17 April 2018

Unique hotel and querky rooms but beware it's very very old so don't expect your usual hotel room amenities. No hairdryer. We couldn't charge cell phones because there is just no outlet in the room, and the water feels weirdly soapy I think they use water softener. But it's at a good location for visiting the park.
Paul V

20 February 2018

Clean establishment with very friendly staff. Quaint little spot on your way into the park. Definitely worth staying at least a night. They let you use the fire pit out front too. There's also an entertainment room with board games and a TV, table and chairs to hang out inside.

Didn't see any ghosts though :/ we even stayed on Friday the 13th!

Added bonus, there's a really friendly pet cat that stays there too :)

Highly recommended!
Julia L. Mcmillan

24 January 2018

If you are put off by a bit of chipped plaster, amateur carpeting, or worn furniture, don't stay here. You will just be grumpy. However, if you are looking for a wonderfully comfortable, impeccably CLEAN, peaceful, and charming place that is an easy drive from Death Valley National Park, this is absolutely perfect. It was also one-third the price of the places inside the park, so it was a HUGE bargain without sacrificing convenience. My only complaint is that the hotel didn't tell us in advance that there are limited kitchen facilities for guests: a fridge, freezer, toaster, toaster oven, microwave, and coffee/tea station. If we'd known this, we would have brought more perishables. The common spaces were so comfortable and cozy, and the location was perfect. The cafe next door is excellent, for breakfast and lunch, and even had soy milk espresso drinks! We will absolutely stay here again if we return to death valley (although we might not bring my parents ;-))/
Maureen Wagner

29 November 2017

Exciting to spend time in living history.
Enough convenience without today's intrusion into the ambiance.
We sat outside under the stars with wine and cheese and imagination.
Great cafe with homemade everything.
The tour of the opera house is fantastic. complete with a wonderful host named Kelly whose personal experience with the property and most importantly Marta, brings the opera house alive.
Luca Galasso

07 October 2017

Good price/quality service and rooms
Merrill Flores

30 September 2017

A desert icon. Remembered seeing Marta dance. The ceiling of the Opera house is glorious.
Conductor DS

24 September 2017

An historic, charming dump. Right after you walk in the door, you feel like you've stepped back in time to a bygone era. The place is nearly 100 years old, and the plaster and plumbing are a patchwork, but everything functions as it should. The furnishings are dated and worn, but that adds to the experience. Having said that, everything was very clean. The painted murals and historic photos that adorn the hotel also add a lot to the experience. There are no TV's, but they do surprisingly have WiFi. If you want a modern motel, don't stay here. If you'd like to step back into history, and don't mind some peeling paint and out of date carpeting, you should check this place out. The cafe also serves an amazing homemade breakfast!
Gayle E

05 September 2017

Oasis in Death Valley. Charm, character, history. Surpassed my expectations based on the reviews I've read. Really lovely place to stay. Much love to creative genius Marta Beckett.
Kara Hale

29 July 2017

Marta Becket's Opera House is a must see. If you are in the Death Valley area, it's a great place to check out. Step back in time, escape, and enjoy the Mojave.
Jason Winston

19 July 2017

This place has a lot of charm and character. The staff were very friendly. This is a place to visit if you are looking for a unique and interesting experience. I look forward to starting there again!
Rex Bosse

08 July 2017

Some of the nicest, most dedicated people I've ever met. The history is compelling. And its right on the edge of the east entrance to Death Valley, so you can eat and drive into the park and be very happy.
Rayetta Haskin

12 June 2017

A very unique place to visit in the desert. Charm and ballet at the Opera House. At one time over 5,000 people lived here.
Al Risden

20 March 2017

The central location was my initial purpose for selecting this place, but after review of the resorts within death valley and the close proximity of everything, I made the decision to stay for all 4 days. There's history here and genuine Western appeal. I didn't come to death valley to play golf and go swimming and the costs of places in the park didn't justify those things. I'm sitting out in the front left porch enjoying the relaxation after a long day of photos and hiking. Tomorrow I'll go to another location in the valley and enjoy another day. And I'll be back here to nurse my feet again. 😀. If I'm driving through here again, even just for a night, I'll be back at the Opera House and hotel.
Karen F

14 December 2016

Only place to stay for miles. Staff was very nice and accommodating. Rooms were out dated. Sink didn't drain properly. Only offers food on certain days and there are no restaurants near by. Plan accordingly.
Ralph Capper

10 December 2016

Quirky, lonely, strange. Quite an experience staying here, eccentric staff, faded charm, ghosts (maybe). It's a weird place, eh, said one guest to me, in a whisper, in the lobby lounge where you can have a roaring fire on winter nights. I loved it.
Priya Raj

02 December 2016

Very old construction. Table, chair was filled with dust. No proper ventilation. Heater provided was very far from the bed. Which is of no use. The heater is with restriction 'not to move'. No option to plug charges. Neith fridge nor oven is available, to save or prepare food. Only restaurant available next to the hotel servers from 8 to 3pm with Thursday holiday. Could have improved. The theme of the hotel is interesting.
Helen Schoch

04 November 2016

A place right out of a Quentin Tarantino Western. Weird, funky, interesting. Rooms are very simple and small, but clean. I slept surprisingly well. Meals are 7 miles away.
Connectivity is bad, which is a great opp to just settle down and soak in the atmosphere and read. This place is magical after dusk and in the early morning.
Michelle Keatman

04 August 2016

This is such a lovely, quaint little place, untouched by time - 1925 to be exact! (though they do have WiFi in the lounge!) All the gorgeous murals Marta Becket painted still emblazons the walls everywhere you walk and in all the rooms.

The room we had was an odd number no.9 which meant we had a room on the outside with an external door. This means you can park the car right outside the door and get in and out of your room this way - a bonus!

There is no food there, so remember to stock up on sandwiches and drinks for dinner and something for breakfast. You can store it all in their fridge and there is tea and coffee available, but no milk so bring your own. There's a shop on the way through Death Valley to purchase food and drinks.

The lady that greeted us as we arrived was full of enthusiasm and couldn't do enough for us to make our stay the best.

There is air conditioning in the room, though it is old though and makes a bit of noise, so bring ear plugs if you want to sleep.

All in all, just wonderful. So much history. Highly recommended for an overnight stay on your way to or from Death Valley.