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    Tonopah Station Hotel

    2.8 (159 reviews)
    ModerateHotels, Casinos
    Open Open 24 hours

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    Someone left their personal soap in the shower.
    Susan W.

    This is the first and last time we'll stay here. I felt bad for the employees, as most of them there were doing several jobs during the day. I know they have a shortage of employees but there is no excuse for dirty rooms, tables in the restaurant were sticky and had a greasy film on top. This place is old and it shows. The entire hotel needs a very deep cleaning. The carpets are filthy. Pigeon feathers and poop blowing in the back entrance. Then it's tracked inside rooms and restaurant. Our group (3 rooms) all had dirty carpets, no stoppers in the sinks and leaking faucets. Two of us had the floss / teeth picks on the floor. Someone left their personal bar of soap in the shower. The window sills are very dirty and little mold. Our bed king was very old and hard as a rock. the springs were so noisy that I couldn't roll over or get out of bed without waking my husband. If the health department inspected this place it would probably be shut down.

    Gloria L.

    2.5/5 stars rounded up to 3 We stopped here for dinner. We were starving after being on the road for 10 hours and tired, too. We had scattered internet so I only caught glimpses of reviews before getting here. We chatted with Diana at the registration desk. We asked to see a room before booking and she was kind enough to let us see one. The elevator takes you to the rooms since all are on the second floor. There are stairs between sets of rooms so it is a bit of exercise. The hotel was built in 1980 and renovated in 2003. It is past time for another renovation. The carpet and bathtub has stains and the walls have some splotches but the price is half that of other places in town. The bed was clean and bedspread was bright and cheery...and I check edges- no creatures roamed. The only thing I didn't check until late that night is the shower wouldn't turn on-or I wasn't strong enough to turn it on. This needs to be fixed, too. The coffee shop was nice and bustling. They had a ground round patty for entree served with soup or salad, mashed or baked potatoes and a vegetable. Dinner was plain but good. The soup (once reheated)and salad were both really delicious. The ground round patty was just plain-no onions or mushrooms but very good and the mashed potatoes and gravy were tasty, too. Breakfast was ok. Diced ham and eggs were really good. The country gravy was not great. But again service was nice. The Tonopah Station is an ok place for a night. It's not the best place I've stayed but it was quiet and safe. The casino smells horribly like smoke. They could use a better air handling system. Service by Diana and the staff in the coffee shop was wonderful. They earn a star by themselves.

    Vicky B.

    Driving to Vegas for a birthday trip, we decided to stop and stay the night I'm Tonopah. Tonopah Station is an older hotel, but despite that, the accommodations are great. The beds are very comfortable. The carpet is old, and it does smell musty and smokey, but they do have a casino on the first floor, while the rooms are on the second floor. There are stairs that lead to the rooms, so it may be a bit difficult if you need special accommodations. I almost won a free room as you can roll the dice at check-in to try to win a free night. I would definitely stay here again as it has some cool history and decorations.

    Helen B.

    Not so wonderful with really inadequate staffing. If you sit at a machine and hope for a drink... good luck! We played for over 15 minutes before we were able to get ahold of a guy who obliged us and found us a cold beer.. Probably a place the locals hang at. We tried getting lunch. Fiasco. The one waitress was off to the side doing something.. no customers were seated or in sight... and the cook was actually front of house and said someone would be with us in a minute, but she never reappeared. We left.

    Jennifer L.

    We wanted to go ahead and check out the casinos in town since there isn't a whole lot else to do around here at night that we knew of. I had to use the restroom when we got there so I went to where they were to find a sign that they were out of order, which could have been better placed before I wandered back to the weird area for restrooms by the laundry facility. So then I'm trying to hurry to the downstairs restrooms which were mostly disgusting. So my first impression was disorganized, creepy, and gross. So then we walk back to where the casino area is they do have some cool stuff around to check out. The casino is so dark and dank, kind of depressing. We decided to play some games though and it was enjoyable. Employees were really nice though. Honestly, this place could use a refresh.

    The entrance to Tonopah Station. Place is run down, dirty and sad.

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    This place and staff were awesome. It feels so nice not being stared at by staff and them actually talk to me and not just my husband.

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    It's an old and historical location. Good updates that are comfortable. Didn't eat at the restaurant. Would stay again when passing through.

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    We liked the place. Restaurant and small casino and a decent price. We'll be staying there again.

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    Great overnight stay. Quiet room, although a little dated. Good restaurant, too. Cable TV for over the air stations was terrible.

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    Mizpah Hotel - Front entrance

    Mizpah Hotel

    (295 reviews)

    $$

    Historic hotel with old charm [Tonopah NV]…read more After passing through the town of Tonopah several times on our way to Las Vegas we finally booked a room at the Mizpah Hotel for an overnight stay. Last year I had a chance to walk around the different floors and housekeeping was nice enough to show me the Lady In Red room on the 5th floor, Room #502. My original review has a more detailed account of my experience where at that time I did a solo self-guided tour while hubby waited downstairs in the huge sitting area. This time he came upstairs with me. He said he felt chills and smelled perfume in the air. As for me -- nothing. Smelled like air freshener to me. The Lady in Red is said to be a kindhearted presence, watching over the hotel as if still bound by her past profession. We were assigned a room on the 3rd Floor, supposedly this is the floor where heavy footsteps of children running up and down the halls could be heard. Last year during my visit I did see two children roaming around the floors (one in his early teen and the other younger), it was in mid afternoon after guest checkout so only housekeeping were in the building. It looked like they were helping with the housekeeping because I heard them mention something about a trash bag. This time I saw two kids again when we were on the 3rd floor. The older one told me that "the hotel was haunted" and started giggling as both ran down the stairs. I didn't think anything of it because in both experiences they looked very real LoL! I even asked the desk clerk if there were kids checked in w/ their parents and I was assured "yes" there were families staying that evening. Every time we meet people they would give us a fist bump to make sure we were real ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ At the registration counter there is a large book where guests can note down any paranormal experiences they've encountered during their stay. Wished I had time to read some of them. We did inquire about a ghost tour but we had to book 48 hours in advance so unfortunately we weren't able to do that. Mizpah Hotel is a historic landmark that dates back to 1907, built during the height of the silver mining boom, its name taken from the nearby Mizpah Mine that delivered the first silver lode. I did not feel any presence. Our room was cozy with vintage decor and I slept like a baby not feeling a single funky paranormal activity. Checked off my bucket list. Review #3522 updated

    05-25-2025 The Mizpahhotel is a touristtrap keeping the Tonopah Town alive by claiming there are…read moreghost. Nothing special besides a creepy old run down, unkept, uncleaned, dirty hotel, hotel rooms from the 1900's Tonopah with a rude, vulgar, unprofessional #unkept woman dressed like she just got done with a 36hr OTR drive in a semi truck, with a matching vulgar mouth that sound worse then a mouth of a sailor. That woman talked so much trash about previous hotel guest who had issues with the broken down rooms and hotel, she stated the staff has a certain "f*** off" statement that she tells anyone who complaints (quoting that employee). We stopped and stayed in the "Red Lady Room". The things scary about this room were the fiberglass tub (they had fiberglass tubs in the 1900's??? ) that DIDNOT drain at all, the BROKEN furniture and single wooden chair, the BROKEN wooden blinds in the bathroom, the DARK YELLOW stained sheets and stained comforter, dirty cracked windows being held open with pieces of sticks, broken air condition. Dont forget you have to step into the tub to close the bathroom door to get to the potty.. Did I mention the elevator that takes the doors 3 minutes to close that was last inspected in 1911 that has names scratched into the walls and doors?? Reno Gazette did an article on 11-11-2000 How Sen. Pittman died on 11-10-1940 after winning the election and oldwivestales state his body was kept on ice, another 'story' they are passing as facts . Want to see where the MizPah Hotel is letting its stories and fibs from.... Google them, read the articles, do your homework before stepping into that traffic jam. You want to know what else you will experience here?? When someone else in ANOTHER ROOM (anywhere on the same floor) uses the #bathroom. The smells fill the hallways, stairs, corridors and your room. They try and mask the odor and mildew by putting plug-in's in every corner of each floor. Ghost: The hotel has a 3 ring binder of "hand written" experiences over 10-15 years old (same time the WSJ was posted) with pages stuck together, all in similar had writing that other people have heard, seen #orbs with #flashes in the mirrors (dust particles because the #ventilation is so dirty and old) and heard kids playing the hallway.. you can hear everyone in the hallway, looking around trying door knows . Nothing haunted about this place but the yellow stains on the bed sheets in the room your staying in. The hotel is run down with furniture that has been donated from the local families or stuff they 'found' in the trash on the side road (quoting the bartender down stairs) where we got dinner. The only ghost you'll see here are the ones in your head when leaving w/o ur $$$ and bad night sleep. Actually stop and look at the decoration, the pictures and furniture. Very few pieces are even related to the hotel, to "so called" incidents that "so called, took place" at the hotel - that you cannot find on paper anywhere. Some 'random' lady in red was "maybe" murdered on the 5th floor.. somewhere there - as the 'story' goes.. The murder of a 'political figure' kept in a bathtub of ice? Look at the newspaper article posted in their lobby thats from the "Wall Street Journal" dated 07-31-2015, stating "Ghost Town: Tonopah "Hopes to Become a Tourist Haunt". Hold on, hopes... and the actual WSJ states its a "upsell to help the town". Oh and for some weird reason, the title on the 'printed newspaper' in the frame vs the actual website article IS DIFFERENT! This is a old hotel that they don't fix broken things. Repair something, fix the things there that are either broken or missing parts. You can actually repair things and keep the fake historic haunted theme still. *THIS IS MY FIRST HAND PERSONAL OPINION FROM MY EXPERIENCE WHEN MY FAMILY STAYED AT THE MIZPAH HOTEL IN 2025

    Belvada Hotel - Good coffee! There's also a little cafe off the lobby with more options.

    Belvada Hotel

    (62 reviews)

    Extremely unique, clean, good hotel in the middle of Nevada desert…read more We choose the Belvada as a stop over during our trip to Vegas as a place to rest before going on. This was a great decision. We got one of the suites which was one of the most unique hotel rooms I've ever stayed in complete with 19th century French books and turn of the 20th century charm. Our suite was unique with a smallish living room connecting to an old timey bedroom and bathroom. Everything was clean and very comfortable. I really liked the Belvada themed shampoo and soap. I don't usually sleep well in hotels but the hotel bed here was great. We also had a nice view down onto the street and the Mizpah sister property to the Belvada. There was a coffee machine, refrigerator and microwave. We really enjoyed our evening in this room and it was perfect for what we were looking for. The location was excellent with a couple different places to get food including an A&W and a casino restaurant just across the street. There's also several shops and amenities within a block or two. Really helpful for travellers. There's also a really neat casino with all sorts of things like written checks from different celebrities and a neat stuffed bear over there. Tonopah is one of the more unique places I've ever been with the vibrant history of the late 19th and early 20th century still echoing loudly in that town. The locals were friendly. Probably one of the best places to stop in the vast, expansive and gorgeous Nevada desert.

    Great location, very friendly staff and clean nice rooms. The remodel came out beautiful. Parking…read moreis a dirt lot behind the hotel but a loading zone out the front door. This place is pet friendly but we did not have a pet with us.

    Clown Motel - Horrifying toilet

    Clown Motel

    (261 reviews)

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    Going to The Clown Motel has been my dream so we finally went and stayed the night in the…read moreFriday-The-13th room. Here are the Pros, Cons, etc.. Pros Clean sheets, friendly workers, lots of Clowns, Graveyard Ghost Tour, Nice location for walking places. Cons Window has a break with tape over it Bathtub is rusted with no tub spout and peeling Floor has a indentation that is going to turn into a hole soon by bathroom door inside and someone's foot is going to fall through Decor in Themed Rooms is Not scary! Seriously, Clown pictures and movie or character murals are fine but... Flowered Bedspread and Beach themed shower curtain? My Office is scarier with a life-sized Jason, Movie posters and mask and Scythe hanging up. I know they can fined bloody themed sheets and blankets, towels, etc..even a Friday-The-13th Shower Curtain. None of the Themed rooms are scary in decor which was a bit disappointing. Experiences On the Ghost Tour, they gave us a clicker to sense energy fields. Mine turned itself off 11 times after supposedly being fully charged. Then, the Guide gives away one of the main secrets in how that works. I started feeling dizzy when I entered the room. While reading a book next to heater which was on, I would get chills like heater was going on and off. When friend moved my phone, the ceiling light blinked. Heard noise outside like a Thump and drag but nobody was there.

    The only reason this place gets a 1 star rating is I thought the museum was cool and the cemetery…read morehad a lot of interesting history. This motel has been featured on paranormal shows and in books as being "haunted". It has that creepy "Devils Rejects" or "The Hills Have Eyes" vibes since you are in a remote area and feels like a group of sketchy locals might be waiting for darkness to strike. When we first arrived there was construction going on in the parking lot that went on until 10pm. That was really annoying. I originally booked room #107 which is one of the most paranormal rooms and basically one of the only reasons I booked months in advance to get it. When I arrived the gentleman at the desk said he was sorry but there was an issue with room #107 and it could not be rented to me. I said told him that was disappointing since I booked this months out. I asked what was wrong with the room. He said there was a leak and could not be rented out. I opted for the 2nd most paranormal room which was #108 (The IT room). The manager gave us a few keys and said check a few rooms out since they were all empty but a couple. I was there for the paranormal accounts so stuck with #108. We took a self tour of the tiny museum. I did enjoy that and bought some merch. The museum had the vibes I was looking for. Creepy and kind clown dolls that have been donated over time. The museum is free and you can make a donation if you wish. I would recommend stopping by the museum. Once we got into the room we noticed cockroach traps in the corners and In the closet. Clearly there was is roach problem at this motel. The room just made me feel itchy and gross. I got no spooky vibes at all, no EMF activity in the room. I pulled out my blacklight and there were gross stains all over the wall, bed, and the toilet was unbearable. Me and my bro decided to sit in the parking lot at 9pm and walk the cemetery in the dark when nobody was there. As we walked outside to tour the cemetery we noticed the room light was on in room #107 and the curtain was cracked. We could see two people on the bed. I was pissed because the manager lied to me and said the room could not be rented out due to a leak, yet two people had checked into it. They probably offered to pay him more and he gave it to them. I did enjoy walking the cemetery and reading about each occupant. We paid our respects and went back to the room. After seeing how disgusting the room was we decided to check out at 10pm. We told the manager the room was too gross and could not stay the night especially with signs of a bug infestation. The manager said he knows the rooms aren't nice and he is sorry. They will not refund you if you choose to leave. They will only refund you if there is a mechanical issue or plumbing issue. I also think that is not good business. We packed our things back in the car and left for another hotel 5 minutes away. It was called the Belvada and was awesome. Also has a haunted past. 1906 Victorian style hotel. I would NOT recommend staying at the Clown Motel. It is worth seeing to go to the museum and cemetery but that's it. Avoid the rooms. I don't believe the rooms are haunted and it's a gimmick to get people to stay in these rundown rooms. I think the reviews where people say they could not stay the night wasn't because of ghosts but because of cockroaches. They need to spend less money on the outside decor and put more money into renovating the rooms. I was very disappointed and hands down worst motel I've ever stayed in!

    Comfort Inn Tonopah

    Comfort Inn Tonopah

    (34 reviews)

    Large parking area. You can part an RV safely. Being a…read moresmall town the price is high. Friendly employees. Check in was easy and room is clean and spacious. Nothing fancy but comfortable and very clean. Breakfast had a lot of selections along with small waffles! Coffee was fresh with a varied of flavored syrups. Large workout room with towels and bottled water.

    This one was tough. The usual Achilles heel of any business is its staff. In the case of the…read moreComfort Inn in Tonopah, the staff was simply awesome From the moment I checked in to my late night nay early morning arrivals I was met each and every time with a polite Hello and a smile. The room was spotless during my standard wipe down (Except one are noted below). The common areas were kept clean at last to my eye. So why 3 stars? The issue was with the general worn down condition of the room and part of the hotel. 1) Rear entrance. The scanner does not work. Some of the time the door was propped open with a rock. Arriving late as I did meant walking around the hotel with my gear. Doors being propped with a rock is not reassuring from a security standpoint 2) The carpet. It was puckering up in multiple areas. Enough so that in the middle of the night my socks caught it twice and I tripped both times 3) Grease or mold spot on shower curtain. Either way gross I will stay there again because the staff was so on point. I hope that my room was not representative of the others

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