We were in the area today for my eyeglass adjustment, and since I received a "We Miss You" flyer…read morewith free play, I figured I'd take advantage of it. Well, that turned out to be a mistake. We waited at the cashier/cage for assistance, and even though we already had players' cards, it still took almost five minutes per card. No greeting, no smile, no thank you -- just a flat "here you go." They do have a decent variety of machines -- a mix of newer and older slots, plus poker and keno -- but the machines felt pretty tight. We did manage to make our money back eventually, which was the only upside. We were there for about an hour, and not a single employee acknowledged us or offered a hello. No cocktail server or bartender came by to ask if we wanted anything to drink, although certain guests seemed to get service. Sadly, this visit just reminded us why we stopped coming here when in Fallon. It was disappointing overall. To top it off, we left smelling like cigarettes -- and I quit 20 years ago. Even though they had a few newer machines that I've never seen before, I'm not sure we'll be back. I'll probably just wait until Fernley, Sparks, or Reno gets them.

The Bartender Slot Attendant Anthony is awesome and always make sure we are taken care of when I…read moreplay some games. Don't be mean to that guy. He keeps us coming back. Sad to see the table games go it is the only place in town that had it. Everyone will go to Reno now. The slots don't hit that's for sure.

I've never been in there, but I remember when we lived in Fallon in the 70s when my dad was…read morestationed at NAS Fallon, we would go to the Nugget and my parents would take turns "babysitting" me outside as one went inside to play slots or whatever else games are in there. I couldn't find anything on what it has inside as far as games go. We recently drove back to visit while on a trip to Reno for an American Legion convention and we drove through town to see how it changed. What kind of games are in there anyway? I cant find any literature or photos of the inside.

Great place to watch football and drink for cheap. The only other review is about betting on games…read moreand I don't know anything about that, but having a place that's open on Sunday to drink and watch football is money.

This place needs to be under investigation by Nevada, it's ironic they have every single ATM…read moreclosed or out of service.. I went to the gate and I asked can I use my card as an ATM? He says it's going to be more than the ATM... Kiss my ass. The sad part was I was willing to take out more money but they chose to try and charge me more. Will never ever frequent this place again to gamble.

excellent staff! clean rooms. good food at steak house. decent price . super good employees! will…read morereturn soon

Wow it's been years since I've played and with Covid places at home are closed but we were staying…read moreright near this and walked over to check em out and they were up and running and I was surprised more people weren't here on a Friday night! Maybe they were able to bowl all this last year so it was no biggie. Friendly service with a smile and there is a Filipino restaurant in there as well if your craving some lumpia or pancit it's legit authentic. Full bar and get your bowling on. Friday night we saw a Indian food truck in parking lot not sure if that's a regular thing or not it was not there Saturday night.

Price is right! Best deal around. Family owned…read moreGreat Filipino food. Home cooked kine. Older but definitely cozy. We had 14 people and there was more then enough room for us all Clean bathrooms Plenty parking There is a bar with pool tables inside as well.

Small casino in Fallon, actually called Churchill Springs Casino. People there are friendly…read more Not too busy, not too smoky which is a plus, and they have hot seat drawings on certain days. Slots seem like you can play a little. Slots don't eat up your dollars right away. Conveniently located right off of the main drag, Williams Ave and Allen Road

This cute little casino is my favorite casino in Fallon. I've won plenty and walked out smiling 75%…read moreof the time. The people that work there have always been very nice to me, they bring you drinks, have nice conversation and such. I like the machines they have, the old games and also the newest (I like the older games and machines the best. I would give 5 stars but the cigarette smoke is just too much sometimes, having to wash my sweater or coat if I wear it in. Not really their fault, I used to smoke many years ago and enjoyed it while playing slot machines for hours. Always use the players card!!. You might get a nice surprise where your name's called out and it turns out you've won some cash jackpot

It's a diner in a casino, what do you expect? I will say this - the food is good and the service…read moreis friendly. The place is clean for being as old as it is - no complaints there. Plenty of food for the price, I would go back if I'm ever in the area again. Good greasy spoon place.

We have been here about 4 times in the last 5 months. Today ordered the Reuben after a longer wait…read moreit was deliver after the server checked on it. The meat was as dry as the surrounding Desert. The meat was so stiff and chewy that it was like Rubber or a desiccated meat after laying in the desert sun for a week. The manager checked with the cook and he believes the meat was left on the grill too long. DUH. then why serve it? Obviously the manager and the cook do not care about quality . At least the French Fries were great. Must have been another cook. I do not blame the servers!! Management they are responsible for the poor service.

Got evacuated from forest fires here in Reno, Nevada. All hotels closer to where we live charged…read moreonly $59.00 a night discount to accommodate people who had to be ev. This place waived the pet fee but Stull charged $129 00 a night. Unfucking believable

The in room coffee maker did not work. The toilet did not…read moreflush Noisy neighbors Sticky floor in kitchen area Breakfast was lacking in fresh anything

$200 per night for a 20 year old dump??? Remodel they claimed to have done looks like bad "lipstick…read moreon a pig". Save the headache and non responsiveness from the staff HI and sleep in the parking lot rather than stay here.

Nice place. The indoor pool is 24 hrs and so is the laundry room…read more Parking is not bad. The only thonk i see thats not good is you do have to pay for the room! LOL. But it's a really nice hotel. Friendly staff

The Overland Hotel Restaurant is a tasty restaurant. It was a Basque restaurant in the past but…read morenow offers a great alternative to finer dining in Fallon Step into old Nevada and enjoy steak or seafood. There's a full bar next door to wet your whistle. We both ordered fish, blackened snapper and salmon. As you can see by the cleaned plates we enjoyed our meals. Service was excellent.

I was passing through the small town of Fallon, Nevada along driving The Loneliest Road in America…read more I had read that this.....the Overland Hotel was a worthwhile stop for anyone interested in exploring Fallon. After getting my Loneliest Road Survival Guide stamped at the Fallon Convention Center, I thought....why not stop by the Overland Hotel and check it out! It's situated right on the corner of historic Maine Street. It can't be missed. On the roof of the place....it simply says...."Hotel"....lol, that's how "old school" this hotel appeared to be. Also, the entire exterior was painted brick red with a little white awning hanging from the 2nd floor. My initial thought was that this hotel was gonna be a real vintage throwback. And that's exactly how I'd describe the Overland Hotel. In all, it's a combined hotel, restaurant, bar, lounge and saloon all mixed into one iconic landmark. Entering inside....the whole vibe and feel certainly oozed of your typical "dive bar". A no frills, classic bar and saloon dedicated to the blue collar folks out there. I would also slightly describe the ambiance like an old western saloon.....yet I had seen a lot better cowboy saloons along my Loneliest Road journey....especially in playful Virginia City, Nevada. Regardless, I did sit down and grab a drink at the bar. Overall, it was nice, an okay/decent moment to stretch out my legs, relax and unwind after many hours on the road. I would assume the hotel is a vintage type of place to stay as well, blending into the whole "old fashioned" theme. For me, I was content to have had a chance to discover this Overland Hotel as a fine roadside stop in Fallon. For anyone else interested in checking out some other attractions in Fallon, I'd recommend passing by the Naval Air Station (supposedly home of the Top Gun Training facility). Also a few miles just east of town along The Loneliest Road was Sand Mountain Recreation Area.....a unique and desolate spot with land-piles of sand and hills to wander, roam around and explore upon.....similar to but not nearly as majestic as Great Sand Dunes National Park near Alamosa, Colorado.

I stayed here on a trip for work. To the point is I was surprised that check in desk was inside the…read morecasino but this is Nevada. The staff was extremely busy but friendly. I got my key to my room but sadly it wasn't working. All I wanted to do was get in after being up at 3:30 AM,Driving 4 hours and going to the jobsite and working I was ready for a shower and eat something. I headed back to the counter but was greeted by a manager on her break who was so kind to interrupt her break to help me out. Her help is very appreciated. She got another key and was able to move me to another room.

I was here November 23 was worried about our vehicle with our camping gear on it being stolen but…read morethe manager which was a woman she was tops...she assured us everything was watched an taken care of..she rocks..had nothing taken..everything was secured..the rooms were clean..little out dated but roomy..will definitely stay again..you rock