Parked out front and got to walk around and look into all the plopen windows for a glimpse of a…read moreghostly figure .Took pics with my friends out front.

Goldfield Historical Marker 12 [Goldfield NV]…read more We have been stopping by this old hotel in Goldfield NV since 2013 either on our way to or back from Las Vegas. Our last stop was our 5th time during the Labor Day weekend 2024. One memorable visit was a stop we made over 6 years ago in July 2018... we arrived in Goldfield around 9:00p, not too terribly late. We passed by a patrol car parked nearby, we parked on the side of the hotel and peeked inside. It was well lit inside and there were some tools as if renovations were being made. Outside I heard voices, two men having a conversation. I couldn't make out what they were saying but there were two voices of men that was very audible and seems nearby... I didn't see anybody. My hubby who was a few yards away from me began walking towards the street towards the front of the hotel (I wondered where he was going). After he came back we both head towards our car and left. I asked him where he went and he said he heard voices and he tried to see where it came from. Now neither one of us mentioned to each other about voices... I looked at him and told him I heard the same thing but the voices were closer to me. He said no, it was towards the front of the hotel on the main Street. We both got creeped out. As of May 1, 2024 tours are being offered by appointment only. 2 person minimum. The flyer gave plenty of details: Children under 5 FREE Ages 6-10 - $15 Age 11 and up - $25 Non refundable. Cash preferred. Does not include investigation prices Since our first time seeing it in 2013 they have been trying to revive the hotel. It has been through a series of changing hands between owners and every time we pass by no construction company seem to want to take the job. It is one of the "Scariest Places on Earth" (hmm, I thought it was the Clown Motel or the Mizpah Hotel in Tonopah)... anyway, it captured paranormal pros from all over, including Zak Bagans' Ghost Adventures crew who visits regularly. I believe the Goldfield Hotel was their first lockdown investigation. Happy haunting! Review #3523

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.

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!

This place is a great value and great experience. The owners are extremely helpful and friendly,…read morewithout being intrusive. The rooms are comfy and have all the comforts you'll need. I stayed in the Asia room. It was very comfortable for a three night stay. Each morning they offer a tasty and satisfying hot breakfast. It's a great way to start your day into Death Valley, or wherever you are headed. The place is full of Peacocks, rabbits, and goat named Esmeralda. See pictures attached. The location is about 30 minutes outside of death Valley. It's about 25 minutes away from a small town called Beatty. Beatty offers services like gas a few restaurants and a few convenience stores. Be careful when driving around town. There are free range donkeys that roam the streets. They're really cute, but they move it their own pace. The stars here are pretty amazing. I brought my telescope and was glad I did. But even without a telescope, it's worth taking a glass of wine out to the backyard and just gazing into that black sky and soaking in the stars. Pro tip hit up the dollar store in town for supplies. Don't forget to grab a lot of water For your day(s) in Death Valley. Bonus pro tip - wake up early and catch the sunrise in the backyard.

My family and I will never go back. This place has some…read moreserious problems, floors were so dirty, no plugs work, no TV, no ice, beds were so uncomfortable, no hot tub. The picture on the website are soo miss leading, we were excited at first but then it just kept getting worse and worse as we pulled up. Absolutely NO customer service here! If u ask for something get ready for the attitude that will fallow from the lady at the front desk. The kitchen is a horrible experience they will yell at you if you grab food . They will yell " we have other guest u know." Like scream it, I don't see anywhere that says one plate per person. If its busy and need to bring the food to your room they will absolute flip out. I wish I was kidding. I have a bad back so I needed to go eat in my room didn't think it was going to be such a shit show. This place smells as bad as it can get as well. The pool was the only good part but its in a huge green house so its very hot and humid in there so it wasn't to relaxing. So yeah if u want to just throw your money away and enjoy nothing come to this place. You will absolutely leave disappointed. As the other reviews say as well just keep driving the extra 30 minutes we had such a better time and it was clean great food as well, Oh and u can bring food back to your room without fus..

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.

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!

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.

We made our way through the Sierra Nevada Mountains and down in to the town of Tonopah…read more where we stayed the night at the Mizpah Hotel. It's said to be the most haunted hotel in America. The architecture and decor is lovely: beautiful windows, chandeliers, wallpaper, wood bars, carpeted stairs, old elevators, velvet couches, etc. According to their website, it's been a destination since 1907 and was restored to its glorious yesteryear decor in 2011. There are ghost stories about a little boy and girl heard laughing on the 4th floor, miners in the basement, the elevator operator and the infamous "Lady In Red". She is the most sighted ghost at the hotel, it was said that she was murdered in room 512 by a jealous lover and walks the halls of the 5th floor. We stayed in the room next to hers but neither of us heard a peep from her. In fact we had a very restful stay and felt nothing but good vibes the entire time. It's the kind of place that reminds you why road trips are worth taking the scenic route.

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.

This place is fun and divey. They have a casino, hotel rooms, and apparently a restaurant which all…read morehave characters and charm but this place is not my favorite as it is a bit dated and dirty. We usually stay and eat at the Mizpah. That place is clean and has good food in two restaurant area options. We also like the little brewery. They have great pizza.

We have houses in Los Angeles and Boise, so I drive back and forth on a regular basis. 9 times out…read moreof 10, I stop in Tonopah and spend the night at the Comfort Inn. It's not fancy, but it's nice, clean and VERY QUIET. I always sleep well at that hotel, which gets me off to a great start for a long drive in the morning. The people at the front desk are always friendly and the prices are reasonable. Tonopah is a really cool little town with a lot of interesting things to see. Believe it or not, there are some great restaurants and bars in the area. I highly recommend the place. You'll be glad you stopped by to check it out. Cheers!

Check in process was horrible. Had 2 beds booked, only 1 was assigned. Came back and showed clerk…read moreproof I had 2 beds but was still asked to call the website I booked it with to prove it. Also all the ice machines were broken. Place wasn't clean flies all over the breakfast room and found a roach. Seeking to get a refund but property hasn't responded yet.

Great little motel. It's a motel not a 5 star resort, but one of the cleanest & most spacious…read moremotels I've stayed in in a while. Harry helped me at the front desk & was so kind & accommodating.

Great motel, better than some hotels I have stayed at. It is very, very clean and has the basic…read moreamenities one would expect. The price is good and service desk is helpful. I recommend this motel and will gladly stay here again.

Stayed at the Star Inn for a night, and overall, it was a great choice for an affordable stay. The…read moreroom was clean, didn't have any weird odors, and the staff was friendly and welcoming--which goes a long way when you're road-tripping through smaller towns. A couple of minor critiques: while the bathroom wasn't dirty, the floor and walls could use a good deep scrub to freshen things up. Also, the continental breakfast was pretty limited--just a make-your-own waffle station and some cereal. It would be nice to see a bit more variety. That said, for the price, it's a solid place to stay if you're passing through Tonopah. I'd definitely consider staying here again!

The price was affordable. The location is great. The parking is great. Lots of room for large…read morevehicles. They're keeping the place up nicely. Pet friendly. No enclosed dog run.