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The Inn at Death Valley

Death Valley, California, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Pacific Coast Borax built this adobe inn in 1927 to put railroad tourists in the desert, eighty-eight rooms above the Furnace Creek floor. Spring water still feeds the gardens and the date palms, and a spring-fed pool holds naturally at 87 degrees. A hundred-million-dollar rebuild in 2018 kept the old house standing, and AAA has it at Four Diamond.

About The Inn at Death Valley

History

Opened 1927 for the Pacific Coast Borax Company, meant to bring railroad visitors into Death Valley. About 88 rooms. Major restoration in 2018.

The setting

Above the valley floor at Furnace Creek, Death Valley, California.

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