The Inn at Death Valley

In 1927, Furnace Creek Inn, now The Inn at Death Valley was built by the Pacific Coast Borax Company of Twenty Mule Team fame as a means to save their newly built Death Valley Railroad. The Inn was designed by prominent Los Angeles architect Albert C. Martin and landscape architect Daniel Hull. Today, after 90 years, The Inn at Death Valley, AAA Four Diamond resort, remains an elegant hideaway. This oasis in the desert is open from mid- October to mid-May, guests experience fine dining in one of the world’s most remote settings, relax at the spring-fed pool, stroll through spectacular palm gardens, enjoy a relaxing evening gazing at one of the world’s renowned night skies on the terraces, or play on the world’s lowest golf course at 214 feet below sea level, located at the adjacent Ranch at Death Valley.