It's been maybe 6 months since I stayed here at this Courtyard Hotel. I'm back out here by that…read moreGigafactory place for another work assignment. Normally when I pick a work hotel to stay for a few days, I go with Holiday In Express, but out here east of Sparks at the USA parkway, there isn't a Holiday Inn Express, unless I wanna drive a ways out to Fallon or something. I've stayed at that Motel 6 "hotel" place back years ago when it first opened, but now it's degenerated to a crappy place, so I was glad to see there's this Courtyard by Marriott that's pretty new out here, located right near the freeway and USA Parkway. I checked in with my crew no prob and the place seems newish and clean. The staff was very friendly and directed us to our rooms. One thing missing here is the free breakfast like where we normally stay, but heck we're on expense account so no biggie. They do serve breakfast here at the hotel at least. Decent breakfast, or you can go out to Burger King or something. I'll say the rooms here are nicer than most Holiday Inn rooms and everything work like the WiFi so I can get work done and the shower had good pressure and endless hot water. If we ever have to stay out this way again, I'll be happy staying here. I got no complaints from anyone on the crew about the hotel, so it's all good. This is the best hotel option if you have work out this way, cause I don't think there's anyone out here on vacation! OK, gotta get to work!

Horrible place. Power out for over an hour at midnight, no free anything. I called Nevada Energy…read moreand the person who answered said they couldn't help me without an exact address. Only good thing was the emergency lighting in the corridors.

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

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.

Howard is a great guy. He did my wedding video and I was so happy with it that I talked a friend…read moreinto having him do hers. She was also very happy with the work he did for them. A photo album is great, but hearing what you both said (you'll forget) and getting to watch some of the events of the day that happened that you missed (while doing wedding things) can be captured by Howard. It's worth it!

After Howards response over a year later, all I have to say is read the other review on weddingwire…read moreto see that he is still pulling the same stunts this year. He has a review that almost duplicates my experience but this time he said his wife had a stroke, then she found a friend who knew his wife and the story was a lie. I have saved all emails and would be happy to show anyone the proof of him cussing at me on my wedding day after his lies.

I was in need of a clean and comfortable room at a decent price. I wasn't looking for a 5 star…read moretype hotel. This fit the bill perfectly. It was both clean and comfortable. It seems like it may have had a more recent update as well. Check in was quick and easy and parking is readily available right in front of your room. Perfect for those riding motorcycles. If you're not expecting luxury, you will happy with what's provided here.

It's a very clean and quiet hotel. I lived there for 4 days. Pretty good. Fallon is a small city,…read moreit's so hot in summer .

Best sauce anywhere. I would love to find it on the grocery store shelves hopefully that will…read morehappen soon

Bought a full rack of ribs, a brisket sandwich and a bottle of bbq sauce to go today at the rib…read morecookoff. The bottle of bbq sauce was opened and about 1/3 used. WTF The brisket was mehh and the bun was a wet mess. Ate some of the meat and tossed the rest in the can. The smoked apple desert was terrible and for the low low price of $14. We threw it in the garbage after the first bite. If Git is a Reno rib cook off champion we will never go again. Stood in line for over an hour and the food was 3 outta 10 at best. 1 outta 10 with the ridiculous wait in line.

We stayed here for one night because we were in town for a party, we wanted something that wasn't…read morethe casino because we have a newborn. It was a little far and out the way and didn't realize til' we were on the way, but it didn't bother us! It was actually really nice that it was away from everything. It's a small hotel, but everything's new and the room was beautiful! Comfy-cozy!

Everything in this hotel is new, clean, and neat. The location is a bit remote and away from the…read morefreeway, making it very quiet. The staff is fantastic--friendly and accommodating. I arrived late, around 12:30 AM, and requested an extra blanket. The front desk staff (I didn't catch her name) kindly provided an entire set, including a pillow, bed sheets, and a comforter. A wonderful hotel that I highly recommend!