A great spot to spend the night if you want we find yourself traveling between Las Vegas and Ely…read more Many cabin like units available for travelers with a restaurant on the grounds to fill your hunger. There are single and double cabins. Workmate has a single cabin last time here that had jets in the deep tub. I've only been in the double cabins. I can say the walls are thin between the adjoining rooms, but my coworker is like me and not noisy, so it didn't bother me. Beds are very comfortable and the staff maintains the rooms very well. Some of the cabins are pet friendly, and there is plenty of room to allow your pets some roaming time after being in the car for so long. There is also free WiFi available. I was in an outer cabin, so service was a bit spotty. If you're a business traveler like me, might ask if there is a cabin closer to the main building.

Update: FOUR STARS FOR POSITIVE ACTION. This situation has been resolved following contacting their…read morecorporate office in Las Vegas this morning. Their (first Kat and then Dan) response was swift, and I mean really fast. They have confronted the offending manager and offered to reimburse us for costs associated with the other lodging we sought, as well as comp any future visit should we be up that way again. They are also going to implement that All staff and incoming staff will be educated on ADA laws regarding Service Animals. We are not vindictive people. Education is our preferred way of dealing with situations like this. Bad reviews will happen if there is no response. As with this review, it has been corrected following the positive responses from corporate and this is just one example of a positive way to deal with things. What happened: ZERO STARS IF AT ALL POSSIBLE. We were denied a room because of our Service Animal. Why do I say that? 1)They had available rooms. But... 2) We were told by the manager that because they did not have a pet friendly room, they would have to deep clean the room/cabin afterwards... therefore... 3) We, along with our service dog...were denied! Check your ADA Laws people!!

Loved our stay here! We arrived just after midnight and were warmly greeted like family. Our room…read morewas Miliatry themed, and was comfortable, clean, and quiet. Shower was great in the morning and we appreciated the coffee and packaged breakfast items before leaving. So cool that this hotel is a former Area 51 building. We plan to come back to this area to geocache on the ET Highway, and we will dfinitely stay here again.

It doesn't look like much from the outside, but we really enjoyed staying here. There are chairs on…read morethe front porch perfectly set up to watch the sun set over the mountains, the rooms are themed, and was very clean. Its run by a family that are very friendly, and it was refreshing to stay somewhere that wasn't trying to gouge every penny like most hotels now. Will definitely stay here again next time I'm passing through Alamo.

I believe that this place is permanently closed, there is no website or phone number and all of the…read morereviews look like they're from several years ago. We passed by here yesterday, hoping to take a look at the property, but the gate to it was only partially open and we didn't feel comfortable opening it up and driving in. After talking to some locals, it's clear that it's been kind of an on and off situation for the last few years mostly Off with them doing renovations, but never really opening up. It looks so quaint and charming and I'm sure it was lovely in the past, but it would probably take a pretty penny to turn it around and I'm not really sure what the current owner's motivation is to do with the property. Personally, I would just keep it for myself :-)

As a native Nevadan, I have not been to this Motel since the mid to late 90s. One of my fondest…read morechildhood memories. With tradition, every spring season, we would always stay one night at the Motel Spa then return to our RV. In the morning, we would head to our camp ground at Eagle Valley for some trout fishing and camping. Caliente Hot Springs Motel, will always have a special place in my heart, along with Ash Springs, when it was open to the public. Make the town of Caliente great again. A Nevadan hidden treasure. I love being from Nevada so many beautiful things to see, that only locals know or knew about.

A fun oasis right off the Extraterrestrial Highway. So far, I've been there 2 times and I will be…read moreback. Really good food and incredibly cold beer. They also have my favorite; Sol! Do not miss the Alien cheeseburger. Campy memorabilia and a cool place for photos. GO!

We decided to end our first big camping/exploration era on a very fitting note... the…read moreExtraterrestrial Highway We made the classic stop in Rachel, Nevada at the famous Little A'Le'Inn, and it honestly felt like the perfect weird little ending to the whole trip. We got the strawberry rhubarb pie with vanilla ice cream served warm and I'm not exaggerating when I say we completely inhaled it the second it hit the bar. No picture. No pause. Just immediate destruction. It was that good. The little bar/restaurant itself is super cute, super quirky in the best way, and everyone working there was genuinely so friendly. It has that "you are very far from everything but somehow exactly where you're supposed to be" vibe. If you're driving the Extraterrestrial Highway through Rachel, Nevada, the stop at Little A'Le'Inn is an absolute must. It's one of those places that just makes the whole road trip feel like an experience instead of just a drive. Overall: weird, iconic, delicious, and the perfect closing chapter to our very dusty, very hot, very unforgettable camping tour

We arrived without a reservation and the owner was very helpful. Our room was nice and very quiet.read more

Wish I could do a 2.5. Rooms seem to have been updated with new floors and wall hangings. Room…read morewas a good size - 303. Furniture was not comfortable. Two pancake pillows - used my coat to make mine work - should have just gone with the coat. Front office staff were very nice.

From friendly staff downstairs to the clean rooms, this is an amazing place to stay,have a drink,…read moreand play some pool. Absolute hidden gem. Will definitely be returning

We were in Pioche this past weekend so decided to stay at the Overland. According to some, it is…read moreHaunted, but we did not experience any of this. What we did experience was friendly staff and an amazing suite! It was huge! We stayed in the Victorian Suite. I have to say I was really impressed with how clean it was. Everything worked really well despite the age. The beds were so comfortable my partner had to look to see what mattress it is so he can purchase one! Honestly, I would love to stay here again. The price was so reasonable; especially for the size of the suite. Looking forward to visiting again!

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

Nothing . The owners do not care if the employees are treated like crap by the managers or not. But…read moreit's a beautiful view from the second floor!!!

Tv didn't work. They didn't feel like figuring it out either. No microwave. 2 hangers was not…read moreenough. Shower bar came off the wall. AC worked well.

Beautiful place water is fantastically hot, hot tub rooms very clean nice tile. Rooms are…read morebeautifully appointed and clean. Ramsey & Whitney awesome hosts! Love this place very peaceful and relaxing. Great place to stay some rooms have kitchens... Glad new owners decided to share this amazing place with the rest of us...