The bed was comfortable, I think the best sleep I have EVER had in a motel. very clean, quiet and…read moreA++++++ customer service. Will definitely stay here in the future

Stay was one night lay over Two queens beds…read more Room was clean bathroom large clean as well Beds was great comfortable nice large frig Microwave oven had two ac units one for each Bedroom worked quite well bedrooms little small but no big deal parking can be tight if full size vehicles are there Mormon cricket season In the area but that is just something that is unavoidably at this time. for a lay over in the middle of Nevada in a semi ghost town not bad If you stay and it is a clear night take a drive out of town great star gazing

U.S. 50 may be the loneliest road in Nevada but Cold Springs Station is the FRIENDLIEST place in…read moreNevada. This is our second time here. First time we overnighted in the RV park and were lucky enough to time it with their Sunday buffet linner. The second time was to charge our Cybertruck. It's the best stop between Fernley and Eureka because we were towing our travel trailer. So, whatever floats your boat, this is a great place to stop. Thank you for your hospitality!

This place is such a gem! On our way from Fallon to Austin ,Nv on Hwy50 it was the perfect spot to…read morestop in for dinner and drinks. We were immediately greeted with a warm smile to be seated and asked what we would like to drink. (Which they have a great drink selection) My hubby and I ordered the ribeye and baked potato which came with a delicious salad and bread. Everything was delicious and perfectly cooked! The owner gave us a little back story on the restaurant and I thought how sweet she was to talk to us even though she was busy. The stop is definitely worth it!!!

This lovely B & B was a terrific idea. I had passed through Austin about four years ago…read more(pre-Covid) and thought the town was a cute historic mining town to check out sometime in the future. So I planned an un-plug couple of days for my wife and I to celebrate an anniversary. We arrived at about 4 PM and were greeted by the owners working on a yard project to maintain this building that is more than 150 years old. We were able to take a quick nap before heading out for the evening meal. The Emma Suite was entered with no more than one step up to the house threshold from the exterior patio landing. We entered into a private suite to the left of the entry. I was a four-poster King size bed that was very comfortable. Also included was a private refrigerator, a corner fire place and an air conditioner. Several very nice antiques were included in the historical decor. The private bathroom was very nicely updated with a double sink and a walk in shower with overhead shower head. What an extremely comfortable night. The morning was begun with a specially made breakfast of sourdough blue berry pancakes and sausage with fresh brewed coffee. If you want a relaxing stay with great ambience, try this Bed and Breakfast.

There are not a lot of lodging options in Austin Nevada. You are pretty much 70 miles from…read moreeverywhere. I found this B&B in a google search and after talking to the proprietor I was certain that it would be a good experience. We arrived and our room was waiting for us. Nice suite. Very comfortable bed and lounging area in the room. In suite bathroom that has dual sinks and a very nice shower. Breakfast is at 8am. The breakfasts are pretty standard American breakfasts and are really very good home cooked meals. There is a large living room parlor area for hanging out and to visit with other guests. All in all a very quiet and comfortable place. Did I say quiet? I highly recommend this place if you are going to be staying in Austin.

A funky, quaint motel to stay in. Very clean. This was the perfect place for us to stay in this…read morefun old mining town that is coming back to life. So much fun to walk around. The rooms are small and cute. We love it here and would stay again.

I almost never leave bad reviews but the one thing I can't let go is being overcharged and it not…read morebeing corrected. I booked a room months in advance, for 2 nights and upon arrival had my credit card swiped for $164, which I signed. After my visit, I noticed I was charged twice, totaling $328. I called, expecting it to be an easy fix. But to my shock, they refuse to correct it, claiming they charged for each night separately and couldn't find me to sign for another credit card transaction. I'm now fighting it with my credit card company and will look into reporting them to the better business bureau. I certainly would not have booked these rooms at this price! If you book here, be very careful with the charges as I see I'm not the only one that's had an issue.

Avaliable by appointment. This is the best piece of solitude. It has the darkest nite sky's, an…read moreAwsome place for star gazing or observing the night sky's through your own telescope against the background sounds of running water from the improved natural hot springs. That is perfect for a moon lite soak and the lonesome sound of my coyote buddies proving once again that yelping is fun!!!

We ended up here during a snow storm. The king-sized bed was very comfortable, and the towels were…read morethick, and appeared new. Our room was spotless! Also, the water pressure in the shower was excellent. They are also pet-friendly! Note that they closed the hot tub, supposedly due to Covid (but that's not stopping other hotels in NV.) As is very common right now, the desk staffer in the morning was new to her job. She was unable to get the coffee going in the breakfast area, but there was a coffeemaker in our room so that helped. The town of Eureka was very friendly and we enjoyed taking a quick historical walk on our own.

Stayed at the Eureka Gold Country Inn after a day at the Great Basin Park. Eureka is about 3 1/2…read morehrs from the Park and a convenient layover if you are heading to (or from) Calif. We chose the Inn because it is pet friendly, but as it turns out, it is also quite a nice diamond in the (rural) rough of the Hwy 50 Nevada desert route. The rooms are slightly larger than current conventional hotels (maybe 300 sq ft?), clean, and reflect a past western era. The hotel is very well maintained, has a laundry, and a small fitness area. Walking of pets can be done behind the Inn along a back street. They offer a complimentary breakfast. For lunch or dinner, this small (~450 population) town has a few eateries to choose from. I would recommend you ask the hotel Mgr for suggestions (we did not have time to visit any of them).

This is a hidden gem in a cool old western town. The rooms a spacious, well appointed and…read morecomfortable. Mike and Denice are super nice and helpful pointing out places to check out. It's perfect in every way.

From the owner: We offer a spacious studio apartment with full kitchen, laundry, large bathroom, and work station…read more Guests can relax in our outdoor garden and warm themselves next to the fire pit.

This is the best preserved gold rush-era hotel we stayed in. Really a neat place with an incredible…read moreatmosphere. Owned by the same people who run the Comfort Inn strangely. I want to come back and see all the other crazy rooms.

This historic hotel is perfect! Assuming you want to sleep in a meticulously restored room in a…read morehotel continuously hosting travels since 1877. Stairs are required. Each room is glorious. There is a classic community parlor leading to a beautiful and spacious balcony overlooking the awesome little town of Eureka. If it weren't for high speed wifi & color TV in the ruin I could imagine living in an old west town. The staff are fantastic and super accommodating. The only awkward thing is that the clerk is in a separate building a block away. Lots to eat and see in this vintage but vibrant town. Some say the hotel is haunted. I ain't afraid of no ghosts!

What a treat to stay in such a nicely restored historic hotel. Booking is handled by the SureStay…read moreBest Western a short walk down the street and that is also where breakfast is. Staff there are very friendly and professional. We had the White Pine room with a comfy king bed and spacious bathroom. Good linens, towels and Wi-Fi . Room faces back so no street noise but is by stairs potentially used by other guests. But you expect a few quirks with such an old building and we would definitely stay here again. As a bonus, there is a good Mexican restaurant just downstairs.

From the owner: Built in 1877, this eight room, victorian themed hotel offers modern amenities with old fashioned…read morecharm. Clean and comfortable. There are two balconies and a parlor for your enjoyment. Best view in the historic downtown area is on our front balcony. We feature Historical Ghost Tours on Friday’s and Saturday’s from May until October. First Friday’s on Bateman Street is May through October. Private Tours can be made available. Fancy, Afternoon Tea will be offered on Saturdays in November of 2020. Private Tea Parties and other events can be booked here. Your hotel stay here can be booked through the Eureka Gold Country Inn. Check out our Facebook page for updates on events.