Atomic Inn | Death Valley

The 54 revamped rooms are clean and accommodating with the nostalgia of the Cold War era with remnants of news events from the time as well as Area 51 features. The origin of this motel was for military personnel of the Ford Aerospace Corporation who were commissioned to work at the top-secret facilities inside Nellis Air Force Base. The hotel does a good job of preserving this complicated time period with subtle artwork in the Atomic Inn as well as the on-site Cold War Era Museum.

The Atomic Inn provides great service and value with fresh and attractive rooms at the right price. Rooms feature either king-sized or double beds. Standard rooms include TVs while deluxe rooms feature wall-mounted flat screen TVs and DVD players with HDMI hook-ups for gaming. All of the units at The Atomic Inn feature free wifi, AC, microwave, fridge, phone, and satellite/cable TV. Rooms are pet-friendly with pet rent and non-smoking rooms are available. Your visit to Death Valley National Park will be enhanced by staying at The Atomic Inn. This unique motel is ideally located to the park as well as Bailey's Hot Springs and several historic sites. Entrance passes to Bailey's Hot Springs are included with stays of three nights or more. Take the 4x4 tour from The Atomic Inn to explore Titus Canyon with stops at the Leadville Ghost Town, Rhyolite Ghost Town Ruins, and the Goldwell Open Air Museum. Come to stay at The Atomic Inn for your Death Valley National Park vacation. Enjoy the rich history and natural desert landscapes as well as the beautiful and vast Death Valley National Park.