Hotels With Parking in Nevada, United States

Although the state is still under restriction, the ****** is open and the people are out. The restaurant in the hotel was closed but the sister hotel across the street was open. All of the hotel staff were welcoming, friendly and helpful. I love Elko!

We chose this hotel for our family trip because it offered good value for money. The hotel has plenty of entertainment facilities, and the location is also quite good. Overall, it's a decent place. The biggest takeaway, though, is that everything is self-service. Check-in is self-service, and check-out is self-service. It really tests your English skills, which was actually great practice for the kids!

You can imagine how exciting it would be to see a bunch of colorful lights in the dark, endless Gobi night! The hotel in the wilderness is surprisingly complete: restaurant, small supermarket, **, laundry room, very convenient. It is a very western hotel, with a resident small band and folk singers, and a tabby cat lying in the nest for you to pet. When I got up in the morning, I found an oasis lake behind the building, with swimming ducks and geese, motionless sculptures and churches, and a small zoo with horses and sheep. It's really interesting! The hotel is quite retro, the room space is quite large, the table is wide and there are many chairs, the facilities are clean and tidy, although there is no coffee machine and tea bags in the room, but there is a coffee machine and microwave in the small supermarket, which can be used for free, whether it is heating milk or making noodles. It is very convenient. The employees I met in the store are very friendly and enthusiastic, and I feel at home. This is in Nevada, and the prices are lower than those in Death Valley Park, and the gas price is nearly $2 cheaper. It takes about 40 minutes from here to the Death Valley Park ticket office. Death Valley National Park is very large, but hotels are extremely scarce, so staying here is a very good choice.

If one needs one night of good sleep in the middle of a long trip, this facility serves the purpose well. It’s next to Highway 80. The room is clean, and the king bed is very comfortable. We actually stayed two nights— on the way to Yellowstone National Park and on the way back.

After a disappointing two-night stay at a diferent hotel, Mandalay Bay was a breath of fresh air. While it is located a bit further down the *****, the free tram connecting to Luxor and Excalibur makes getting around very convenient. Overall,I had a great experience and would definitely stay here again.

The rooms were absolutely fantastic and incredibly convenient! Our family of four booked two rooms, which turned out to be two separate one-bedroom, one-living room, one-kitchen, and one-bathroom suites, all behind a single main door. This setup was so practical! We cooked instant noodles and even made pork rib soup for the kids. We stayed for three nights, and what's even better is that each suite came with a washer, dryer, refrigerator, and dishwasher. So convenient! We'll definitely be back!

It was a nice stop on the way from San Francisko to Salt Lake City. The service was great, the room was nice.

Front desk was sweet and helpful for accommodating when we informed them that we would be late for check-in due to bad traffic. The room was clean. The inn is conveniently situated around restaurants and cafe. Don’t skip on B.J. Bull Bakery down the street!

This hotel near LAS Airport is perfect for layovers. An Uber or Lyft ride costs about $20. There are plenty of dining options nearby, plus a 7-Eleven, making it very convenient. The front desk staff was very welcoming, and I even got a free room upgrade, which was spacious and clean. My room on the second floor faced the street, so there was a bit of traffic noise. The bedding was a bit soft for my taste, but the bathroom was clean, and there was plenty of hot water. Overall, it offers good value for money.