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!

Stayed ovenight while passing through on a business trip. There are not a lot of options in this…read morearea and thankful the BW was there. Reservation made through the BW website. Check in was easy, took only a few minutes. Parking is in front of the building streetfront or in the back lots. Entry is through a controlled entry common hallway. The breakfast area is across the covered breezeway. The bed was very comfortable, the room though dates served its purpose and met my needs. Plenty of hot water in the morning for my shower. 3.5 Stars rounded up for the really comfortable bed 01011

I stayed here again for two nights last week. It's still nice, VERY CLEAN, comfortable and the…read moreprice cannot be beat. The staff is always kind and sweet. I wish people wouldn't slam the entry door to the parking lot, but that's not hotel's fault...

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.

The Eureka Opera House was built in 1879 and refurbished to its current beauty in the early 1990s…read more Along with the Piper's in Virginia City, it is one of the 2 best restored and usable opera houses in Nevada. Things are a little slow with COVID right now, but in pre-pandemic times (and soon again), it hosts various music and community events/rentals. Gayle and I stopped by as part of our recent drive to Ely. We were free to walk around anywhere (with the assistance of a nice lady working there at the time) including the main floor, the hand-painted Curtin, the balcony (including the media room), backstage, and all the performer signatures down the stairs and out. I'd love to come back when the place is happily full, and watching a great performance.

Eureka, Nevada.....what a rustic little western-themed town. I was driving along the iconic -…read moreLoneliest Road In America and stopped here at the Eureka Opera House. My initial and only reason for heading inside this unique Opera House was to have my Loneliest Road "Survival Guide" booklet stamped identifying that I had passed through Eureka navigating along the 400 mile trek through Nevada. What I didn't realize.....upon having my survival guide stamped....the owner of this Opera House....a genuinely nice and friendly woman offered me a free tour throughout the grounds of this place. Wow....what an added bonus. I mean....I gave no thought into any of the incredible history and legacies that had been bestowed upon this site. I figured it was a small time joint. Yeah, literally it is.....but the amount of musical groups and performances that have played and passed through here was awakening. Eureka Opera House is quite famous in and of itself. The lady here was so generous and courteous with her time....showing me around and giving me a true history lesson about this locale. And incredible.....overall, the town of Eureka is so small and located sort of in the middle of nowhere....it's impossible to think how this Opera House could ever book any musical acts. But they have. The owner deserves recognition for keeping the lights burning brightly and maintaining the integrity of this landmark. Yeah...she gave me a private, free tour.....I walked up on stage and ventured behind the scenes. In the back, musical groups had signed their names all over the walls (think how the celebs do it on the James Corden Show). There are pictures and frames hung from all the famous bands, performers and guests that have played. This was a real treat to wander around and explore. Before leaving, there was a small donation box near the door and of course I was happy to put a few dollars in to help support this venue. Overall, this is not your typical "opera house". It's really an entertainment performance house for not just small up and coming acts, but from time to time legendary musicians and groups as well. And to be situated so secluded here in Eureka.....(if anyone's ever been to Eureka) this Opera House was a great roadside stop for anyone navigating along the Loneliest Road In America.

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!!!

Don't stay here it's nasty smells like cigarettes I came…read moreinto my room and checked it all out the toilet looks dirty there's no AC in any of the rooms then I looked inside my fridge and there was a cut with cigarette buds nasty obviously they don't clean these rooms good enough Don't stay here people save your money

It's a simple roadside inn with no frills, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that my room was…read morevery clean and the linen quality well above average for a motel. Manny (the man who checked me in) was very nice and I enjoyed my interaction with him. If ur ever on the lonely hwy and need/want to stop in Eureka NV this is a great option. Pet friendly as well :)

When I got here and went to check in, the office was locked. There was a ring camera on the right…read moredoor next to the entrance (they should put a sign up to let people know to click it if the office is closed). The front of the building looks nice with the blue color. There were a few parking spaces in the back of the building since the front was used up by other guests. The room was big and spacious. The lighting is also very good, That's about the only thing I liked about this place. The street and building was noisy with all the motorcycles and people smoking. Our door was difficult to operate - had to push hard or close hard...got a little worried at times.

Room was clean and snug. Earlier had requested a top floor…read moreroom. Request was not honored and were advised for more $$ they would accommodate....ridiculous, considering there were plenty of rooms and most people resist climbing stairs