Working in Death Valley made the Longstreet very convenient to my job site, having stayed there before, I booked a room. The Longstreet sits in the middle of nowhere, just on the Nevada side of the line about 10 miles north of Death Valley Junction, the eastern approach to Death Valley. As I said, I have stayed there before, but... More

We stopped on our way to Death Valley from Lake Havasu. Not much around the hotel but was fine for our layover night. Room price was reasonable. They also had RV sites with some hookups.Staff seemed friendly. We walked around outside a little (felt like and looked like the middle of the desert), fed the ducks at the pond behind... More

If you want to see why I rated at only 3 skip to last paragraph. We visited the weekend where there was some sort of X-treme competition in Beatty (about 40 miles away). We were attending a volunteer event about 15 miles away from Beatty but every room there was booked. We got lucky and the Longstreet had a cancellation.... More

My friend and I came here after learning that our hotel in Death Valley Junction wasn't serving food. Our expectations were pretty low but we were pleasantly surprised at the quality of the food (fresh and nicely prepared) and of the service which was prompt and friendly.

I stayed here 3 nights when hiking in Death Valley. I was late booking and in park accommodations left were quite expensive for my needs. This worked. The drive back and forth was a bit of a drag but great scenery and a chance to rest after my hikes. Friendly staff and pretty good food.

After reading previous trip advisor reviews we decided to make reservations at Longstreet Inn and Casino. The non-smoking room was large and pleasant. Our dog was welcome (with pet deposit that was cheerfully refunded at check-out). We took the advice from several reviewers who suggested staying on the pond side. Good advice. Beautiful sunsets from the room! Peaceful and quiet.... More

Stayed for three nights at the Longstreet - it is 38 miles on very good roads (one lane each way of course) to Furnace Creek, which is probably the easiest starting point of any Death Valley meanderings. It is about 90 miles from Vegas. Certainly an unusual place, with the casino (several banks of slot machines) at one end, bar... More

This place is in the middle of nowhere, just inside the NV state line about 30 miles from Furnace Creek in Death Valley. It includes the motel, restaurant, casino, and an RV park. Prior to this visit, I've stayed twice always opting for the inexpensive road-side rooms. Traffic noise is not a problem and the rooms are 10 bucks cheaper... More

For the money, I was not expecting accommodations this nice. We paid extra for a lakeside room and the view of the mountains for the room was well worth it. The room was clean, spacious and even had a small deck (unfortunately it was too cold to use it). The staff was helpful and friendly. The food in the restaurant... More