Filet mignon was overcooked and really small. Cafe -Go get your own coffee in paper cups, pretty…read moretacky! Need to smooth up the sidwalks for the baggage carts.

Professional and welcoming staff saved a bad night…read more After a bizarre and highly hostile interaction with a rogue manager at the connected Mizpah Club/A&W next door, I walked over to the historic Mizpah Hotel to file a complaint. The desk manager was incredibly professional, empathetic, and attentive. She took my complaint seriously and immediately informed the General Manager about the behavior next door. She went out of her way to reassure me, confirmed that I was absolutely welcome at the hotel, and gave me permission to use their facilities. While the management next door at the club/A&W lacks basic customer service skills, the team at the Mizpah Hotel understands true hospitality. Thank you to the front desk team for treating me with dignity and class.

Awesome ,overall. Great staff, excellent service ,over and above,…read more ( personally id like to thank Jaimie,at the front desk, who found time to help us out in a very personal matter, which I wouldnt have ever thought possible from any place we had stayed previously, the level of consideration and humanity is a very much appreciated contribution to a society that lately seems to have forgotten what Hospitality and service are truly about. I thank you for not only your prompt help but the discretion you used as well. Thank you again for your kindness and patience as well as your genuine positive attitude twards a very sensitive situation) This person alone ,is reason enough to highly recommend this Hotel as a premier spot while mining in Tonopah, or any other activity that requires superior accommodations. And they also accepted the Cat, who has made travel at times more difficult than should be. The room was spacious, clean and very comfortable. Thank you again, and not only would I stay again, but plan on an extended stay in the very near future.. Hopefully Jaimie is still there, in any capacity and is considered for promotion or a raise or both, she truly raised the bar in the Hospitality and service industry, I hope she starts a seminar for the rest of the hotels throughout the state of Nevada. They all would benefit from her leadership and courtesy..

Last time we visited this place we stayed in our motorhome in the little RV park in back and we…read morefelt it was actually not too bad. This time we stayed in the hotel. It's been interesting to read reviews of others who have given the place much higher marks. However, there is a realization here that everyone has a different level of standards. Overall, we want a place that's clean and put together. We did not feel that was the case here. In other words, I could probably say it was about the worst hotel room I ever paid for. To begin with tissues from the previous guest were still behind the bed table. We left them there. The mattress spring covers weren't just dirty. It was stained and filthy. It was obvious with the condition of the way the bed was made and cords that there was no proper training on anything. There was a refrigerator in the room that when opened the ice had such a build up of ice you knew it had never been checked or cleaned. Moving down to the restaurant ..... the ketchup when turned upside down "clumped" to opening and didn't slide like fresh ketchup. The bottles of other toppings appeared to have also been there a mighty long time without being freshened up. Okay .. what did we order? We ordered two hot fudge sundaes. The hot fudge was lukewarm and clumped... After all, what did we expect? The following morning when we stopped by "Registraiton" to drop the keys off, the clerk was sound asleep in his chair. Evidently, he'd been there a bit as other keys were laying on the counter that had also been cropped off. He did look at me and grunt and then went back to sleep.

We had a great stay. Comfortable clean room, sink outside the bathroom, large fridge, coffee &…read morecookies in the lobby and a decent breakfast. This was our second stay here and we would stay there again.

Clean. Well taken care of. Service was excellent. Pool, spa, both clean and nice with plenty of…read moreclean towels. Breakfast was above most Best Western quality. I would recommend this hotel if you are in need of a stay in this area.

What an excellent hotel as soon as you walk in, you feel like you're stepping back 100 years. Came…read moreup with my wife just to check the hotel out for a weekend. Let me start off by saying the front desk on this visit , I dealt with two of them. Mallory and then Todd. Both of them had excellent customer service and were super nice. Now let's get to it, is this place haunted. Yeah I would say so. The weekend that I went up there with my wife around 1 o'clock in the morning, the curtain rod just flew off the wall. Nobody was near it. Nobody touched it. Our suitcases were not near it at all. It just decided to literally jump up off the wall. my wife wasn't very happy. She's not into that kind of thing but I loved it. I loved it so much. I came back up the next weekend with my brother and my daughter who both like to do ghost hunting ,on that weekend. Idon't remember the two ladies names that I talked to at the front desk, but however, again they were both excellent . We went on the ghost tour, which was OK. Later in the middle of the night we walked around with some of their equipment and we caught a lot of strange video and audio.

The Mizpah Club is a casino with 100+ machines and live tables. They had blackjack with a full…read moretable the Saturday I went last weekend. Lots of locals and plenty of tourists having a great time. Pool table near the DJ, good selection of whiskeys and freshly brewed beers on tap. My wife and I enjoyed some jello shots while playing video poker and had a bunch of fun talking with locals. Very friendly staff, clean and exceptional drinks. It's a great casino to stop by while visiting Tonopah and I will be back again.

Going to The Clown Motel has been my dream so we finally went and stayed the night in the…read moreFriday-The-13th room. Here are the Pros, Cons, etc.. Pros Clean sheets, friendly workers, lots of Clowns, Graveyard Ghost Tour, Nice location for walking places. Cons Window has a break with tape over it Bathtub is rusted with no tub spout and peeling Floor has a indentation that is going to turn into a hole soon by bathroom door inside and someone's foot is going to fall through Decor in Themed Rooms is Not scary! Seriously, Clown pictures and movie or character murals are fine but... Flowered Bedspread and Beach themed shower curtain? My Office is scarier with a life-sized Jason, Movie posters and mask and Scythe hanging up. I know they can fined bloody themed sheets and blankets, towels, etc..even a Friday-The-13th Shower Curtain. None of the Themed rooms are scary in decor which was a bit disappointing. Experiences On the Ghost Tour, they gave us a clicker to sense energy fields. Mine turned itself off 11 times after supposedly being fully charged. Then, the Guide gives away one of the main secrets in how that works. I started feeling dizzy when I entered the room. While reading a book next to heater which was on, I would get chills like heater was going on and off. When friend moved my phone, the ceiling light blinked. Heard noise outside like a Thump and drag but nobody was there.

The only reason this place gets a 1 star rating is I thought the museum was cool and the cemetery…read morehad a lot of interesting history. This motel has been featured on paranormal shows and in books as being "haunted". It has that creepy "Devils Rejects" or "The Hills Have Eyes" vibes since you are in a remote area and feels like a group of sketchy locals might be waiting for darkness to strike. When we first arrived there was construction going on in the parking lot that went on until 10pm. That was really annoying. I originally booked room #107 which is one of the most paranormal rooms and basically one of the only reasons I booked months in advance to get it. When I arrived the gentleman at the desk said he was sorry but there was an issue with room #107 and it could not be rented to me. I said told him that was disappointing since I booked this months out. I asked what was wrong with the room. He said there was a leak and could not be rented out. I opted for the 2nd most paranormal room which was #108 (The IT room). The manager gave us a few keys and said check a few rooms out since they were all empty but a couple. I was there for the paranormal accounts so stuck with #108. We took a self tour of the tiny museum. I did enjoy that and bought some merch. The museum had the vibes I was looking for. Creepy and kind clown dolls that have been donated over time. The museum is free and you can make a donation if you wish. I would recommend stopping by the museum. Once we got into the room we noticed cockroach traps in the corners and In the closet. Clearly there was is roach problem at this motel. The room just made me feel itchy and gross. I got no spooky vibes at all, no EMF activity in the room. I pulled out my blacklight and there were gross stains all over the wall, bed, and the toilet was unbearable. Me and my bro decided to sit in the parking lot at 9pm and walk the cemetery in the dark when nobody was there. As we walked outside to tour the cemetery we noticed the room light was on in room #107 and the curtain was cracked. We could see two people on the bed. I was pissed because the manager lied to me and said the room could not be rented out due to a leak, yet two people had checked into it. They probably offered to pay him more and he gave it to them. I did enjoy walking the cemetery and reading about each occupant. We paid our respects and went back to the room. After seeing how disgusting the room was we decided to check out at 10pm. We told the manager the room was too gross and could not stay the night especially with signs of a bug infestation. The manager said he knows the rooms aren't nice and he is sorry. They will not refund you if you choose to leave. They will only refund you if there is a mechanical issue or plumbing issue. I also think that is not good business. We packed our things back in the car and left for another hotel 5 minutes away. It was called the Belvada and was awesome. Also has a haunted past. 1906 Victorian style hotel. I would NOT recommend staying at the Clown Motel. It is worth seeing to go to the museum and cemetery but that's it. Avoid the rooms. I don't believe the rooms are haunted and it's a gimmick to get people to stay in these rundown rooms. I think the reviews where people say they could not stay the night wasn't because of ghosts but because of cockroaches. They need to spend less money on the outside decor and put more money into renovating the rooms. I was very disappointed and hands down worst motel I've ever stayed in!

Yes I'm giving this place 4 stars. Okay it's out in the middle of Nevada where very little is and…read moreit's on a dirt field. However, it is wonderful if you're looking for a clean and safe place to spend the night after being on the road. This is the perfect little pull-through RV park with full hookups. It's easy to get into and easy to pull out of. There isn't much there but restrooms and there may be a laundry but I'm not sure. It's wide open and easy to see. I'm sure we'll be staying here again on our way back through.

We stayed here with our RV. We didn't have water because the manager said it was going to freeze…read moreovernight but our weather report said 36degrees overnight. She then told me she had called earlier in the day to tell me no water was available but I never received a call. Also the TV was a snowy connection for our RV . We had never had a problem before. It was just an overnight stay for us but not a good one.........

Every year during the last week of May, about a 3-hour drive from Las Vegas, the town of Tonopah,…read moreNevada hosts a homegrown festival called "Jim Butler Days." (It is also called "Founder's Day.") The story goes that in 1900 Jim Butler was camping around Tonopah Springs when his burro wandered off, causing him to follow, where he found gold! (That's right, GOLD in them 'thar hills!) Mines were built, and Tonopah produced in excess of five million tons of ore, as well as, a bustling economy and happening town. Many Serbian immigrants came and exerted influence on the community and culture. Tonopah had its heyday of being a gold rush town in the early 1900s. But then the gold dried up, and it became all but a ghost town. Today Tonopah is back again on the rise, reviving as one for silver mining. You see Teslas at charging stations on the main drag. So that tells you where things are going...And interesting, historical features like this annual festival continue! Come and join the parade of local politicos handing out candy, free live music shows, raffles, rodeos, and general Western charm and spirit. It's lovely, small town fare, with wild children and show horses, where you will feel instantly at home. There are nice places to stay, including a couple of newly renovated, historic hotels right on the parade route. Casinos are not prominent here like in "Sin City." And if you do something wrong up here, you may end up in front of a stern judge with deer and elk heads adorning the courtroom walls, and likely a pistol in his pocket. No kidding. (Not that I have any particular reason for knowing this or anything!) Being at a higher altitude than you are in Southern Nevada, you will find the temperatures very moderate in May when Las Vegas temps are already reaching the 100s. Bring a sweater, though; it can get a bit cool at night. You can check this festival out online for next summer. A good way to see more of the great State of Nevada. Don't neglect to bring your Stetson hat and cowboy boots!

Beautiful hotel that has been restored. We had a very large double queen room on the 5th floor. It…read morewas super quiet, nice views, tons of room and styled very well. There is a coffee shop on the first floor. The wood work, Tin ceilings and brass fixtures hearing back to an earlier time of quality craftsmanship. I loved it!

Extremely unique, clean, good hotel in the middle of Nevada desert…read more We choose the Belvada as a stop over during our trip to Vegas as a place to rest before going on. This was a great decision. We got one of the suites which was one of the most unique hotel rooms I've ever stayed in complete with 19th century French books and turn of the 20th century charm. Our suite was unique with a smallish living room connecting to an old timey bedroom and bathroom. Everything was clean and very comfortable. I really liked the Belvada themed shampoo and soap. I don't usually sleep well in hotels but the hotel bed here was great. We also had a nice view down onto the street and the Mizpah sister property to the Belvada. There was a coffee machine, refrigerator and microwave. We really enjoyed our evening in this room and it was perfect for what we were looking for. The location was excellent with a couple different places to get food including an A&W and a casino restaurant just across the street. There's also several shops and amenities within a block or two. Really helpful for travellers. There's also a really neat casino with all sorts of things like written checks from different celebrities and a neat stuffed bear over there. Tonopah is one of the more unique places I've ever been with the vibrant history of the late 19th and early 20th century still echoing loudly in that town. The locals were friendly. Probably one of the best places to stop in the vast, expansive and gorgeous Nevada desert.

Stayed here 2 yrs ago…read more we still remember it because of the worst front desk/check in/staff service ever. Nobody in this place seemed to care. Room was $$ and scruffy. Bad rep for ramada!

The rooms are newly remodeled and clean. You don't have to sort your way through the casino to get…read moreto the rooms. The staff is courteous and professional. The bar is incredible, and doesn't force you to sit in front of a gaming machine. It deserves way better than the other reviewers have given it. I used to spend 250 nights per year in hotels and I would stay at this one again.