Stay away from this one
My wife and I stayed at the Eureka from September 19-21st. We were under the impression it was one of the better hotels in Mesquite, NV - we were wrong. Our rooms were $149 a night and I can honesty say they were not worth it.
The hotel was under construction and had only a single working elevator. Our room(s) were on the 4th floor and at the opposite end of the hotel from the working elevator. Our first night was in room 457, a room with a lovely (not) view of a side road and dirt hill. This room had the most uncomfortable bed, extremely firm. I ended up sleeping on the floor. The shower pressure was very poor, you almost had to run around to catch the drops, took about 5 minutes just to get enough water in our hair to use shampoo, The toilet in this room didn't work right and it was definitely a "no frills" room. Popcorn ceilings and utilitarian furniture that looked like it was from the '70's.
My wife and I were getting away for the weekend for our anniversary and I wanted to book something nice. This room was unacceptable and I got us switched to another room that had a view of the pool area. This room was a marked improvement over the first, but not very impressive for $149 a night.
The outside of the hotel is pretty nice, the first impression of the front is good and the back outside area is very nicely landscaped. The pool and spa were decent and clean.
The working elevator has not been inspected in some time from the certificate posted (expired in March, 2007.) Most of the staff we encountered were indifferent to us as guests, rarely smiling. We encountered a very rude security guard our first night (the 19th) when we were in the pool area.
Overall, this should have been $60 -70 a night for the value. The hotel is pretty old, and I can understand the need for remodeling and construction but we couldn't help feel we were overcharged for the experience we got.
Another big downside is the hotel doesn't have any online reservation from their website and we were also not able to locate it the with the major companies (Expedia, Priceline, Hotels.com) to get any lower rate.
Stay away from this one unless you can get a significantly lower rate and the construction is complete.