The breath of the past can be felt here!…read more From its inception this was the hotel to be seen at. In 1932, Jim Webb brought his dream to Boulder City . It's a luxury hotel that has air conditioning. A place for all the A listers to stay, important individuals from around the globe to plan the future. This was their home away from home. Come in you're welcome here! The Boulder Dam museum holds so many historical artifacts from the early days of the day and outlines many toils of the past during its making. As you walk the halls they scream a story . If it was not for the "Friends of the Hotel, and its rescue in 1993, it might not be as great as it is today. After World War II, and the decades following the dam was closed and tourism fell to zero . Now after its restoration the breath of fresh air fills it yet again. Make sure and visit the hotel that inside this building. You can see how the Hoover Dam was actually constructed. How the design actually achieved? See the dam from the workers point of view. You can actually stay here too! The living space and rooms that so many people and actually workers have come before us. Truly what's not to love? Come and feel it !

This hotel is a blast from the past in the best possible way! The historic hotel was built in the…read moreearly 1900's and has had a lot of famous celebrities like Shirley Temple stay at this establishment. The lobby has vintage photos of the hotel from back in the day, the lobby is cozy and has a beautiful original fireplace on colder nights. A standard queen bedroom hotel price is around $120 and there's also plenty of free parking. Pro tip there is a free museum in the hotel with the history of the Hoover dam, a speakeasy downstairs named Cleveland's and a good Hawaiian restaurant that's a good spot for breakfast-lunch and then also dinner on Fri/Sat from 4pm-8pm

Before moving to Boulder City, I visited frequently for several years and stayed at many local…read moremotels. I have stayed at this Best Western three separate times, so this review reflects the aggregate of those experiences. Pros: Pet-Friendly: A major plus for me, as my dog is usually my travel co-pilot. Superior Mattresses: The Best Western has the most comfortable beds in town--even beating the upscale Boulder Dam Hotel. While other local spots seem to use the same stiff, mail-order foam mattresses, this property provides the support needed for a traveler with back and neck issues. Room Amenities & Parking: Rooms are decently sized and equipped with a mini-fridge and a coffee maker. The bathrooms are spacious, with ADA equipped walk-in showers available in many rooms. There is an enclosed swimming pool, and the large, wide parking lot offers plenty of space if you're travelling with a larger vehicle. Cons: Cleanliness & Maintenance: The rooms are outdated, but the bigger issue is that they are often poorly cleaned. During my stays, the bathroom sinks clogged quickly and stayed that way. Subpar Coffee & Breakfast: The complimentary lobby coffee is disappointing--tasting and smelling like mass-produced instant coffee. The included breakfast options are equally poor and also difficult to find. It took me two days to figure out where it's hiding haha. Since these amenities are built into the room rate, it feels like a waste of money. Poor Customer Service: Management is unresponsive. My front desk requests to fix the clogged sinks and cleanliness issues went unresolved, and the complaints I submitted to corporate via the Best Western app were completely ignored. Pro-Tip - if you are travelling with a pet and need a more comfortable mattress to sleep on, the Best Western in Boulder City is the best option, but I recommend eating across the street at the Southwest Diner and grabbing your coffee drinks up the street about two blocks at the Dam Roast House.

I actually really liked his hotel. It was a bit of a throwback as it sported more of a motel style…read morelike places that I used to stay when I was a kid traveling with my parents. All of the entrances as far as I could tell were exterior. Some people don't like that, but if the area is safe, I actually find it rather convenient. Just pull up to your door, unload and you're set. This hotel is located less than 30 mimutes from LAS, which is quite convenient, especially when you fly in late and there is a slow getaway from the airport (thanks to incredibly long lines for the rental car shuttle). Another key feature is that it is 20 minutes or less from Hoover Dam and about 10 minutes from the Lake Mead Visitor Center. This was the main reason for choosing this place as our lodging. The building is massive and looked almost imposing on arrival. The website says it has 99 rooms but the impressive structure is three stories high stretching deeper than you'd expect. I would have guessed more rooms than that without looking it up. We arrived at night and the outside lighting they employ creates an attractive facade as you pull up. The area in which it was located was interesting and bordered on kitschy, as it had that remnant of the Old West touristy appeal that I remember as a kid. There were plenty of hotels/motels and restaurants/pancake houses along the wide boulevard. The front desk clerk was very pleasant, efficient and knowledgeable. She had us checked in quickly which was appreciated given the late hour. We were at the back end of our building, so finding parking right by our room even at that time was no issue. The room was adequately spacious for our needs. They only had options for two beds at the time I made the reservation, even though I booked several weeks in advance. We usually prefer King or Queen options, but this was OK. The room was decently equipped and everything, including WiFi, worked well. Some might say the rooms need updating, but I thought they were perfectly fine. The furniture was in good shape and there was nothing about it that was off-putting. The pool was in a separate building. We did not use it, but it looked quite nice. There was also a small, somewhat inconspicuous exercise room on the first floor near the office. The bed was comfortable and the room was quiet, allowing us to get good sleep. The bathroom allowed us enough room to maneuver so that we could get cleaned up in the morning. The breakfast room was located on the second floor and had almost the feel of a church camp dining hall with an open, plainly decorated layout. But there were also some outside tables in the shade on the walkway and, if you could stand the 90-degree temperature even at that time of the morning, it allowed for a pleasant quieter meal. The checkout process was smooth and easy. I mentioned the proximity both to the airport and to Hoover Dam/Lake Mead as reasons for choosing this establishment. But the other half of the equation was the $108 price tag. With tax, it was around $120, which was a better deal than most places. Add to that the ability to get BW points, and it was an ideal option for us. I would definitely stay here again if we make a return visit to the local attractions. It was a perfect base for a Hoover Dam or Lake Mead visit.

From the day we got there was pretty kool, the owner is just like me all about business and a nice…read moreguy. We did a staycation. The bar is awesome I don't do bars but I like this one, Everyone is so polite the bartenders are awesome. I like Marcus the owner.When my band is touring I'm used to the big hotels, however this place is small and quite nice. The people that work here have all been fantastic. Willie PSYCHO APPROVED

I really lucked out on this place. I called ahead because it was a Friday night. I was happy to…read morediscover it was the small motel I had remembered from the last time I drove through the historic part of Boulder City. The rooms are all updated: fresh paint, nice flooring and a bonus walk-in closet with a microwave and fridge. Free wifi works well, as does the a/c, the bed is comfortable and there are decent plug ins that are not hidden behind the bed. The wood furnishings including a desk look brand spankin new as do the blinds and lamps. All this for under 70 bucks total. There is a bar and restaurant by the lobby with outdoor tables, or you can cross the street and eat at the cute Southwest diner.

We love Milo's in Boulder City and come here often. Were thrilled to see some upgrading going on…read more Fresh paint and Jasmine plants. Would LOVE to see a menu change or revamping of the existing menu. New items added. We have for a long time been hoping for an updated menu. Keep up the positive changes.

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

I'm usually not one to stay in a Motel, but I was rather impressed with this one. The motel was…read morenear several restaurants: BBQ, Italian, and a Diner. It's also not that far from Lake Mead and the Hoover Dam. I was also surprised how quiet it is there. They do have several spots for parking and they even have a few spots for vehicles that have trailers. We stayed here with some friends in separate rooms. Their room had a bathtub and ours had a shower....a very small shower. The retro furnishings were pretty cool, but their fridge didn't seem too cold. Make sure your setting is set low. Our area had shelving above the fridge and our friends' did not. The bed was a little stiff and their pillows were the "fully stuffed" kind....they weren't really soft. Overall, not bad. You look around and see other motels and they look run down and sleazy, but this one is pretty good. If we come up this way again, we will stay here again.

This place was great I highly recommend. The room was clean, the staff super friendly and helpful,…read moreand the location was awesome. We were so happy with everything.

We chose this location because it's close to Hoover Dam and is pet-friendly, and we're glad we did…read more One of the highlights of our stay was meeting the Property Manager, Nari. His positive attitude and exceptional customer service truly set this property apart from many of the hotels we've stayed at in the past. From the moment we arrived, Nari made us feel welcome and let us know that if we needed anything during our stay, all we had to do was ask. He even shared some interesting local history about the town, which added a personal touch to our experience. Another big plus is the location. It's directly across the street from a park, making it convenient for walking our dogs. There are also plenty of restaurants within walking distance, which made exploring the area easy and enjoyable. Overall, we had a great stay, and this will definitely be our go-to place whenever we return to the area.

Motel along the roadside! As you drive past, how does one…read morechoose? Chosen, We are here at El Rancho! The outside of the property is beautiful and clean! The creepy crazy vibes are non existent here. It's older but it's a place over night. The parking lot is lit up well! The crime seems low. They keep it tidy and nice even at night. Stay local and come and see a piece of old Boulder. The staff are helpful. The room was clean too! Sweet dreams will come here as you wake to the next day of hope and joy.

I loved this place. We were here for two weeks…read more The cooking in our cottage was limited to microwave green chile tamales and "veggies made great" egg bites lol, but I have celiac disease and there are more appointed units if you prefer. Microwave and refrigerator was plenty for us. The town is walkable and I always felt safe. There is an endearing small town America aesthetic to this area and it was always quiet-- we were the loudest thing in town! Looking forward to staying here again as we house hunt later this summer.

Horrible place to stay. It's dirty the A/C didn't work. I paid for a week and needed one extra day…read morethey charged me $88 for a dirty room with no air conditioning. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY OR YOUR TIME. WORST MOTEL EVER!

NEW NAME IS: Lake Mead INN…read more The evening of Easter Sunday 2026, after a long exhausting day which began at 4am, we fell fast asleep before 8pm.  10:30pm someone was pounding on our door yelling "open the door", who's in there", "what's your name". Was it a husband looking for his cheating wife, or maybe a person high on drugs, we had no idea. My husband looked through the peep hole, never saw the oriental man before, and asked what was going on. In poor English and in anger, the man just kept saying "open the door" and "what's your name".  My husband opened the door and said, "you must have the wrong room", "I don't know you", "I'm not giving you my name", and finally "go away". The man left, but we slept lightly after that, waking at every little sound. In the morning my husband went to the office to report the incident and was told that our room was rented to someone else and when they came to the room they found the door latched from the inside. (we were out cold and didn't even hear them trying to enter our room) They said that the office records indicated the room was vacant. So the man was employed by the hotel and it was a software error or an office error, but how did that situation require such an abrupt angry response TOWARDS US, paying guests? It was an extremely inappropriate and unprofessional way to handle THEIR problem. Even the explanation he gave was given without apology and with an angry attitude.  My husband asked when the manager was coming in and said he'd be back then, at 10am, to talk with him about the situation and a refund. We packed and loaded our luggage into the car, but left our food in the fridge to stay cool while we drove to a few local spots we were unable to visit the day before.  We had the room until 11am and planned to be back by 10am for the talk and after that we'd get our food and head home. We arrived back a little after 9:30am, the manager was there, his attitude was cold and uncaring but he told the oriental man to apologize. The man said that he already said he was sorry and wasn't going to say it again. The manager said he'd take $40.00 dollars off our bill, and we left to get our food from the room. We found the door to our room wide open. The woman that cleaned was in the bathroom. My husband asked why she was in our room, it was our room until 11am, we hadn't checked out yet, then he opened the fridge and asked where our other bag of food was. She mumbled something but it wasn't in English. The bag was no longer tied shut as we had left it, but opened, and in the bathroom with her. She handed it to me and we left. When we got home I opened the food container and found food was missing and there were 2 small bites missing from my chicken breast.  The $40.00 refund didn't even cover the cost of the leftover food we had to through out. For these reasons we will never go back there.  As for a regular review of the hotel:  We used this hotel last year and the young man was the same man that checked us in then. So, he was not new at his job, I don't think the error was made by him, the receipt he gave us had the room number on it and check in went fine.   We knew that the rooms were not high quality. The price was not low but it was the lowest near the area we wanted to be in. The location is great and we had a busy weekend planned so the room was just a place to shower and sleep. The first thing I'll mention is that the grounds were not cared for in a very long time. Their "desert rocks" landscaping, which is everywhere, had more knee high weeds than rocks! The cracks in the cement walkway to our room were filled with rabbit droppings and healthy weeds. The outside areas were definitely not this bad last year. The inside of the room was as we expected with sloppy paint smears and splatters throughout the room. The floor had carpet squares which are easy to replace if they get stained, yet beside the dining table two squares had a huge stain and we're not replaced. Adhered to the shower wall are pump containers of shampoo conditioner and body wash. The shampoo was orange, and there was orange shampoo still on the wall of the shower from a previous user.  The furnishings are old and the night stand had a ring stain from someone placing something very hot on it. You can't login to your Netflix account because the hotel did not wish to pay the provider the $2.00 extra per room so guests could access this service. This review platform is limited to 5000 characters so I have to stop. Next year we'll spend the extra for a nicer room, but more importantly, for management and staff that understand that paying guests are the reason they have a job.

Scary place for women!…read more And now they call themselves Lake Mead Motel. Arrived late at night. First room, the tub didn't drain. How can you clean a tub and not notice that? Worse after that they gave me a key to an OCCUPIED room. Imagine arriving late as a women traveling alone with a young girl and be given the key to a room already occupied. I'm lucky I wasn't shot or worse waking someone up like that. And to add insult to injury. The manager got upset with me as if I wanted to try my luck with an occupied room. And apparently, if you stay here, it's your fault for not immediately checking that the tub drains. Terrible. I used to like this place for being clean and convenient. Something changed. The whole time I was worried they'd give someone else the key to my room. Don't stay here.

A great clean place to stay in historic Boulder City. The new owners are taking care of the…read moreproperty and deliver wonderful customer service.

Very kind, and courteous staff who will drop everything to help you the moment the need arrives…read more The rooms are clean, cozy, and well taken care of, and the internet here is fast. The value of the rooms is one thing, but the service is absolutely invaluable!

Ok we got in late and got a room, talk about a room you would be afraid to look to close at…read moreanything, afraid it will get on you, thank god we didn't have a black light. We slept on top of the blankets and got out of there asap, I would not pay more than 20 bucks for the whole Nite. Total dive better to sleep in your car it's cleaner and safer

DO NOT STAY HERE... I made the mistake of coming to Vegas during CES. Big problem, as everyone was…read morebooked, and that included the Feista Hotel who normally charges 41 bucks a night and was getting 400 during that week. So I got stuck with the Desert Inn... I SLEPT WITH MY SHOES ON PEOPLE!!! This place is a complete dive, and I will sleep in a box next time. I paid 350 for the week, and I am RUNNING to the Holiday Inn in Henderson 3 days before that week is up. The place smells awful, the WiFi is a joke, the toilet is so small I have to hold my stuff out of the water, and the list goes on. RUN, don't walk to anywhere else, and consider the box before staying here.