Nevada Inn, Boulder City

With a limited budget and three kids under the age of 13, The Nevada Inn is our home away from home. We love it there! The rates are very affordable and the staff treats us like we are family. All of our family needs(schools, groceries etc.) are within walking distance, which is always nice. One of my favorite things about the Nevada Inn is the views from the second floor rooms!!! In all three buildings, the views of the sunrise and sunset are breath taking!!! Its a place where you can stay with your family and feel safe, be yourself and relax.

Small and old this place is what you get out of it. One of the few pllaces that accepts dogs. Rooms were clean and service was just fine. If you are going to Hoover Dam, its as close as any you will find and cheaper. I had no problems.

I stayed here for a three week extended stay in one of the suites while waiting for my house to be ready for move-in. If you just need a place to shower and sleep between business meetings or something, this is fine. It's located nicely right off the main thorough fares through town. The "heated" pool was freezing, and the jacuzzi, so prominently advertised, was green with slime, apparently out of service quite some time. We had reserved a suite, but they put us in an upstairs suite, although I had two children, after a day or two the managers came knocking on the door because the downstairs neighbor, who I was told was a long-term resident who always complains about the noise upstairs, was complaining about the how heavy the children and I stepped. I requested a downstairs room for the remainder of my stay and a day or two later they granted it. The cleanliness of the second room I found deplorable. First, in order to get fresh sheets and towels, you must leave your soiled ones outside your door or go to the front office and exchange them for new ones. We were graciously granted one bath towel, a hand towel and wash cloth per person. When I inquired about housekeeping services, it was explained that the only housekeepers were the little old father and mother of the lady who ran the front desk, and they only cleaned check-outs. The daughter spoke the best english and it was difficult communicating with her as it was. I requested cleaning rags and bought my own chemicals from a nearby store and cleaned the room, walls and all myself. The rags were filthy by the time I was finished. Furthermore, just days after we gratefully moved into our new home, I'd heard there was a huge drug bust, though I don't recall seeing anything untoward during our stay. Too, managers cannot control the goings on of people who stay there, but all in all, my out-of-town visitors are told specifically that this is one hotel to NOT reserve a room at.