Shoshone Inn, Shoshone

Shoshone Inn offers seventeen rooms, including five with kitchenettes for extended stays. The heated swimming pool utilizes naturally warm mineral springs for relaxation after a day out. Guests can explore the surrounding trails that provide habitat for endangered species like the Shoshone Pupfish and Amargosa Vole.

The hotel provides various accommodations including a bungalow called the 'Whiffletree', ideal for group meetings with a full kitchen and outdoor area. All rooms include essential amenities to support a comfortable stay. Each room is a convenient base for visitors exploring Death Valley National Park.

Situated just one mile from the southeast entrance to Death Valley National Park, Shoshone Inn serves as a strategic location for outdoor enthusiasts. Nearby attractions include the Shoshone historic district and the Crowbar Café and Saloon. The stunning landscapes of the Amargosa Basin are easily accessible, enhancing any outdoor adventure.

The hotel is a gateway for exploring several trails, including the Shoshone Spring Interpretive Trail showcasing local wildlife and unique habitats. Dublin Gulch provides a glimpse into the mining history of the area with its historic dwellings. Guests can also trek the Shoshone Bluff Vista Trail for remarkable views and seasonal wildflowers.

Adjacent to the Shoshone Inn, the Crowbar Café & Saloon offers a diverse menu that includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. Guests can enjoy signature dishes such as chili, burgers, and seasonal vegetables. The casual dining atmosphere complements the Old West charm of the area.

Location: One mile from the southeastern entrance to Death Valley National Park

Rooms: Seventeen rooms including the Whiffletree bungalow

Dining: On-site Crowbar Café & Saloon with diverse menu options

Excursions: Access to the Shoshone Spring Interpretive Trail