I highly recommend check this ranch before you leave this area. I met Ranger/host Nate and he's a…read moreterrific guy. His family runs the ranch and it's something magical and remarkable about this place. We're planning to come back and spend an evening under the stars and grill some steak. It's worth planning your trip around it.

Manager was extremely rude to each of our guests, even yelling at my Wife, for questioning why…read morethere a resort fee of $40. This is NOT a resort and has zero WIFI, Television, or hot water in the "Cabins", (wooden shed). We tried to get breakfast in the morning, and we were served something our dog would refuse. I asked what happened to our food, and the kitchen cook stated, 'Yeah it got away from me...you don't have to eat it if you don't want to, Sweetie!" We will be disputing this with our credit card company. You will see in the photos, the breakfast brought to our table.

So first the good features of the room, it spacious, there is a clean kitchenette area and the ac…read moreworks. We are not at all impressed with this motel. The room has a super strong cleaning chemical smell, the ac is noisy, the shower is dirty with some trash in it and the curtains are almost falling down. The pillows are very flat, and there's just two towels in the bathroom. For the price of $100 I would expect at least a clean shower. If we hadn't got to our room so last I would complain to the manager. Fortunately we just spent one night here, less than 8 hours.

What I really liked about this place was the friendly management. The lady who runs the motel works…read morevery hard and was helpful. She brought us some extra towels and was there for us right away when checking out this morning. Some improvements I would like to see is the comfort of the beds. The mattress we slept on was a bit rough. But for the location, it was a nice stay. They also have a good restaurant across the street called the Crows Nest

Great location, friendly front desk, free breakfast, clean basic rooms at an amazing location close…read moreto the valley of fire entrance. Parking out front with easy access. Paid about $138 with taxes. Basic rooms but you can't beat the location.

Stayed here for the FireFest marathon and for what it is, it served the purpose. Remote hotel so we…read moreweren't expecting much though we were surprised with the morning breakfast. The rooms are dated and could use a facelift. There is a Mexican place across the street though it's not great. Very friendly staff and convenient parking. Secured entry in building is a plus.

Very laid back here, at least in late January....isolated campground as well as an RV Park and a…read moresmall single story motel....the store is well stocked but very seasonal...fairly reasonable prices considering there is NOWHERE close to here for provisions....the marina area is pretty small in comparison to the Nevada side....not much going on here as it is very isolated....the Lone worker in the store did say that they get busy during the warmer months but that is still a few months away/:..restaurant and bar are closed from mid October thru mid April or so....rentals are available for boats and equipment...water is about the same as Nevada, you can see where the boat launch used to be, pretty sad state of affairs....anyway, it's a cool spot...RECOMMEND

What an amazing place!! From the moment we all got there we had a blast!!! Extremely helpful…read morefriendly staff. Can't wait to go back!!!

Cool place to stop on your way to or back from California…read more Casino has a lot of slots. Plenty of places to eat. Clean restrooms. The roller coaster and log flume are seemingly abandoned.

GETTING HERE:…read more Located in Primm Nevada (Stateline) off the I-15. It's next to the Primm Resort (the old Primadonna) and across the freeway from Whiskey Pete's (RIP). REVIEW: This is a very hard review to write. I too, like many other Yelpers, stayed here as a kid and in my early 20's. So much fun and so much history! I have great memories of the roller coaster, especially. All of that is now gone; thanks to shutdown and other extenuating factors. But, the memories remain. I visited recently to see a concert at the Desert Star of the Arena, so thought it best to get a room. I was in the B Tower, and suffice to say, it was horrible. I won't get into details, but it was bad. V bad. I felt it was too late to call the Front Desk (after the concert, when I returned to my room) that I just sucked it up and powered through the night. When I checked out I made sure to mention the state of the room and they were more than accommodating and courteous and assured me that I ^should have called them when I returned late to my room. This outstanding service bumped this review up from 1 star to 3, and I was close to rounding up to 4. There's a Denny's on property and be sure to check out the Bonnie and Clyde Car! There's an old/empty food court area and it's located at the back. It has a separate Yelp page that I will reiverw and update shortly. Prayer circle for Buffalo Bill's that it will power forward and come out even stronger than before. I know they can and will!

When we decided to take a trip to Northern Arizona, a family member had booked this spot as many of…read morethe hotels close to where we were staying were sold out. This hotel is alright; it is kind of in the middle of nowhere without much to do near it. We stayed here as we wanted to visit the Grand Canyon Caverns near it. Prior to arriving to the hotel, I did not realize it sits directly in front of a train track. A train goes by once every 30 minutes or so. They have a box of ear plugs at the desk if you need them. While the train horns did wake me up, I drifted back to sleep quickly listening to the train on the tracks. Surprisingly we all had a decent night's sleep, but I know some people would absolutely hate the train tracks being right behind their room. Be aware unless you have Verizon or log into the hotel WIFI, your phone WILL NOT work here! We had zero service so we couldn't call or text anyone if we needed to. The hotel does have a small pool and a hot tub which were nice to use. They also have a small gift shop and a restaurant attached. The biscuits and gravy was delicious for breakfast. Breakfast is not included though; you will need to pay for any food you are wanting.

Arrived late. It is great arriving here…read more I've arrived at Hualapai Lodge since about 1993. I was what the old-timer's called an "Indian Agent." For 36 years I had a professional relationship with our Nation's tribes in Natural Resource Issues; farming, grazing, transportation, forestry, wildland fire, fire rehabilitation, forest and woodland fuels. Tribal business sense and economic development skills have grown, developed and steadily appeared. In 1981, two Traditional Elders of the Yakama and Wanapum Bands of the Columbia River said, "...We're gonna Indianize you chris..." That has happened no matter where my feet landed. Because I was formally introduced to the Baha'i Faith by a Yakama Tribal member, signing my "declaration card" on the Yakama Nation, I have participated in sharing and discussions many of my "Last of the White Guys" co-workers never knew. My views toward "Indian Country" are weighted to the positive side. I see the positive, not so much the negative. I know the distance traveled since my wife's mother was removed from her home, age 7, and trucked to the Truxton Canyon Boarding School, later to the Phoenix Indian School. That is why we booked our stay here on TripAdvisor. We ended up driving more than our planned 6 hours per day, arriving 9:30 p.m. Saturday, May, 23, 2026. We called ahead as the sky darkened. Our room waited, reserved as contracted. What did we expect? Comfortable bed, bathing and brushing, some rest, a morning meal. Be advised, Peach Springs is the source of "The Peach Springs Oscillator." The Pacific Railroad Act of 1862, "An Act to aid in the construction of a railroad and telegraph line from the Missouri river to the Pacific ocean, and to secure to the government the use of the same for postal, military, and other purposes." To sweeten the pot for railroad builders, the U.S. Government granted every other 640 acre, 1 square mile "section" of land five miles either side of the railroad right of way. The route of the 1855 railway survey passed through the Traditional Use Area of the Hualapai People. December 8, 1941, the Hualapai People won their right to their aboriginal lands in the U.S. Supreme Court. https://www.fjc.gov/history/spotlight-judicial-history/hualapai-and-aboriginal-title The flattest part of Hualapai lands are the right of way for the Union Pacific Railroad. The Hialapai Lodge is built on the former railroad townsite of Peach Springs, on Old Route 66. You will hearrailroad locomotives thrumming along the nearby tracks. I have no prolem with railroad noise. Semi trucks and their Jake Brakes, railroad sounds are the soundtrack of my life. The Peach Springs Oscillator is time passed between each train. In booming rcomomies, a train every 20 minutes. Slowing economies, mote time between trains. Our economy is slowing in 2026 - at least in goods hauled by railroad. We had an excellent rest, clean sheets, comfy bed. Good selection of channels on our flat screen. We were pleased with our choice.

Beautiful location The drive there was easy…read more You can camp there and walk the hiking trails Great place to beat the heat

Ambiance: satisfactory Adult beverages: satisfactory…read moreService: satisfactory Food: satisfactory Pricing: satisfactory Recommendation: yes. Note: A full Menu change occurs from Lunch to Dinner at 4:30PM. Beer by the Pitcher not on the menu. (Ask)

Ate lunch with Friends and wanted to try something new so we tried Milos. There was no wait! They…read morehave dining inside and outside ! There menu is not large but the basic lunch menu ! Salad, soup , sandwiches and wraps . Our waitress was attentive and very nice. Food was flavorful and good. The reason for 4 stars. We sat at two different tables each table and chairs were sticky and not very clean. The high chair we needed also had to be wiped down. Plus we were swamped with flies inside . That needs to be fixed

My wife and I eat here every time we come to Boulder city. The food is really well done. Sandwiches…read moreand wraps. I get the Rueben with potato salad, while my wife likes the Turkey croissant with macaroni salad. We easily finish a bottle of wine, might as well order the bottle. The atmosphere is laid back and enjoyable. With the sandwiches, bottle of wine, tip and tax...$75 ($30 wine) DOG FRIENDLY

Great rooms ,great staff & great casino gaming! Would go again, too bad it's so far away.read more

This was my first time visiting Mesquite, and I'm glad I took a colleague's recommendation to stay…read morehere for a work trip. It definitely seems to be the best hotel in town. The property is very well-maintained, the restaurants are a delight, and the pool area is excellent--I loved being able to order drinks right from my lounge chair. My only real complaint was the check-in process; my room wasn't ready until two hours after the official check-in time. It was a bit of an inconvenience after a long day of meetings, but the staff was friendly, and I was able to pass the time using the gym. I also bought a day pass for the spa, which turned out to be pretty underwhelming. Aside from a private pool and steam room, it doesn't offer much unless you're booking an actual treatment. A private spa jacuzzi would have been a huge plus, especially since the main resort jacuzzi was constantly crowded. Unless you are getting a specific service, I would skip the spa pass. Overall, despite the check-in delay, it was a great stay and I would definitely return.