This Hotel is an exclusive property where every guest reservation is both important and special to us. The Junction is a magical place that tends to leave a lasting impression on those who visit and take the time to enjoy its stillness. Wild horses visit the town regularly and bring their newborn in spring. The Amargosa Opera House is open to the public seasonally (mid-October through mid-May) for performances on weekends and open year-round for guided tours. Performances are varied but are usually acoustic music, ballets, plays and operas. Many visitors consider the café a gem in the desert in reference to the clean, tasteful interior, the high quality ingredients used on the menu and the outstanding espresso coffee. Most of the ingredients are locally sourced from farms in the area and baked goods are made in-house.
The Amargosa Café is open seasonally, from late September through Memorial Day, 4 days a week. In winter, guests can congregate around the open fire in the lobby area. To ensure guests are able to enjoy the peace and quiet of the beautiful desert surrounds (including some of the darkest night skies in all of North America), the rooms do not have TVs or phones. The historic Amargosa Hotel is open year-round, offering 16 rooms for rent, and welcomes travelers from all over the world. is to preserve and protect the natural and cultural resources of Death Valley Junction and the legacy of Marta Becket for the enjoyment, education and inspiration of current and future generations. (AOH, Inc.) is the non-profit that owns and manages this unique town of 3 residents. The goal of Amargosa Opera House, Inc.
The town's U-shaped complex was built in 1924 by the Pacific Coast Borax Company and is home to the Amargosa Hotel, Amargosa Café and the world-renowned Amargosa Opera House where Marta Becket (an artist from New York) painted the murals and performed ballet and pantomime for half a century.Īmargosa Opera House, Inc. Historic Death Valley Junction is located on the eastern edge of Death Valley National Park.
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