Grand Canyon Western Ranch was my first Grand Canyon Experience. Wow! There are different spots…read morewhere you can climb up rocks, pose for photos, and take in the view. There is a small restaurant and restrooms here. There is plenty of parking for vehicles at the bottom and a shuttle or tour bus will take you up to the top where the viewing area is. Breathtaking sights here. If you get the chance to go don't hesitate. Just do it!

We live up in Meadview and come here for dinner sometimes on the weekend. The steaks are yummy…read morewith a nice potato and some delicious beans. Fun cowboy entertainment and a funky ranch vibe. You don't have to stay here to eat here.

So first the good features of the room, it spacious, there is a clean kitchenette area and the ac…read moreworks. We are not at all impressed with this motel. The room has a super strong cleaning chemical smell, the ac is noisy, the shower is dirty with some trash in it and the curtains are almost falling down. The pillows are very flat, and there's just two towels in the bathroom. For the price of $100 I would expect at least a clean shower. If we hadn't got to our room so last I would complain to the manager. Fortunately we just spent one night here, less than 8 hours.

What I really liked about this place was the friendly management. The lady who runs the motel works…read morevery hard and was helpful. She brought us some extra towels and was there for us right away when checking out this morning. Some improvements I would like to see is the comfort of the beds. The mattress we slept on was a bit rough. But for the location, it was a nice stay. They also have a good restaurant across the street called the Crows Nest

Great location, friendly front desk, free breakfast, clean basic rooms at an amazing location close…read moreto the valley of fire entrance. Parking out front with easy access. Paid about $138 with taxes. Basic rooms but you can't beat the location.

Stayed here for the FireFest marathon and for what it is, it served the purpose. Remote hotel so we…read moreweren't expecting much though we were surprised with the morning breakfast. The rooms are dated and could use a facelift. There is a Mexican place across the street though it's not great. Very friendly staff and convenient parking. Secured entry in building is a plus.

Very laid back here, at least in late January....isolated campground as well as an RV Park and a…read moresmall single story motel....the store is well stocked but very seasonal...fairly reasonable prices considering there is NOWHERE close to here for provisions....the marina area is pretty small in comparison to the Nevada side....not much going on here as it is very isolated....the Lone worker in the store did say that they get busy during the warmer months but that is still a few months away/:..restaurant and bar are closed from mid October thru mid April or so....rentals are available for boats and equipment...water is about the same as Nevada, you can see where the boat launch used to be, pretty sad state of affairs....anyway, it's a cool spot...RECOMMEND

What an amazing place!! From the moment we all got there we had a blast!!! Extremely helpful…read morefriendly staff. Can't wait to go back!!!

Cool place to stop on your way to or back from California…read more Casino has a lot of slots. Plenty of places to eat. Clean restrooms. The roller coaster and log flume are seemingly abandoned.

We stayed here last night it was late when we got In the bathroom was completely dirty the they…read moredidn't try to clean it at all pee at the bottom of the toilet trash and dirt around it then they left someone bar soap in the tub very disgusting on top of that they knocked at 9 am asking what time was we leaving we told them check out time was 12pm she wrote it down she came back while we were naked and the housekeeper walked in without knocking at 11am again asking when we were leaving very unacceptable

Warning! Do not stay at this hotel, it is a shyster operation altogether. I already reviewed their…read moremiserable restaurant and now I discover they blatantly overcharge. I made the room reservation at their website which informs you of an extra "concession" fee that will be charged when you check in, in addition to the very high room rate you have prepaid. Then, when I checked my credit card statement this charge was 50% higher! When I called to request a refund they hung up on me if you can believe it. Face it, even Indians can be dishonest. Stay overnight somewhere else -

first off the people complaining about no alcohol...ITS A RESERVATION…read more DIP #$&% ! no alcohol is allowed so quit your crying ... the train ? get over it ...they tell you when you arrive...they have ear plugs ..ask for a room facing the street and not in back ...wear your plugs and be quiet . staff are hualapai native Americans...their friendly but quiet people... please don't mistake that for rude ... only one thing and I cannot confirm yet ...but after staying one night I have possibly BED BUGS bites from HEAD TO TOES !

We decided to cruise up for some lunch, glad we did, it was a beautiful early March day and being a…read moreFriday there were no crowds and no traffic. The place has their service nailed down. The staff were amazing, and as friendly as you could be. Super attentive, polite and downright pleasant on all levels. Couldn't have been better. The food was good, they were out of a few basic items, but that's ok, we made due and still had a great lunch. The prices are reasonable when you consider they are "the only" place in town, literally. The portions were fine, and everything was fresh. Having a full bar is key. Beers were ice cold! Bathrooms were clean and tiddy. We will be back, for sure.

We had lunch there when out on a Saturday drive. Great service, very friendly staff, and fantastic…read morefood. Really can't ask for more.

My wife and I eat here every time we come to Boulder city. The food is really well done. Sandwiches…read moreand wraps. I get the Rueben with potato salad, while my wife likes the Turkey croissant with macaroni salad. We easily finish a bottle of wine, might as well order the bottle. The atmosphere is laid back and enjoyable. With the sandwiches, bottle of wine, tip and tax...$75 ($30 wine) DOG FRIENDLY

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

There's always something going on at Casablanca. Whether it's adding or taking out slots, or the…read moresame for dining venues. Activity seems to be a constant. This time it was doing away with the original sportsbook, and relocating it against a nondescript wall deeper in the casino. Not a good look for us bettors. I was told that Station casinos has taken over this aspect of of our gambling vice. In so doing, I'm thinking Casablanca has given it the Ol' heave ho. The sportsbook has been transformed into a comicbook. Good ridden to the bank of TV's. Out you go ample seating. So long talley board giving the spreads. Usher in the new and unimproved thimble experience. A few roundtop tables, and I wonder what the line on the game is? In the place of the old sportsbook location, installed are yet more uninspiring slots. Yes slots are the bread and butter of a casino. But bread gets stale and butter will turn rancid before long. Before you know it, the Casablanca will lean toward its one time neighbor The Oasis. That remnant is a blight on the landscape of Mesquite. However that infection could spread west if ownership doesn't quit tinkering with what made this casino resort a success. The renovated rooms are nice, and getting rid of the buffet was probably the right decision. What's lacking is the once old school ambiance. Adding new this and new that may not have the desired effect. What may happen is that we'll decide to stay home and gamble on our phones. Or better yet, gamble on our phones while in a national park or sitting on a beach in Hawaii. With diminishing returns hovering, it may not be prudent to gamble on repeat business. Quick Tip: If you want a quiet place to hang, visit the business center next to the elevators. In all the years that I've been visiting, I've yet to see anyone (other than myself) in there. You could literally have a party and not have to worry about being disturbed. It's also five times bigger that the new sportsbook!

My friend and I went to this resort to celebrate my retirement after 42 years at my job…read more we had delicious food and fantastic service. And we certainly let the food and manager know about the incredible service staff that we had. We both had massages and facials at the spa and I highly highly recommend. There was a little hiccup on the room when I checked in, but it was resolved by a skillful front office manager. I had the opportunity to talk with the general manager, and he was more than pleasant. I'm excited about booking my next trip back