We stayed here overnight on a trip to Las Vegas. Our check-in was later, around 9. You get to roll dice for a free room if you get three of a kind. The attendant allowed both of us to roll. We missed but it was fun. The rooms are not modern but the bed was very comfortable. And the floor was quiet. They offer military and senior discounts. We enjoyed the hotel restaurant in the morning. Opens at 6 am. The breakfast offerings are ample for any appetite. We had pancakes, three plate sized pancakes, light and fluffy. Also the eggs and bacon with hash browns, English muffins. Very good coffee. Our server continually checked in on us. We had to stop to tell the chef how good his food is. Don't know how he cooks his bacon but it was amazing. Like ham. Very good start to our day. They have a full lunch and dinner menu with breakfast all day. The hotel casino is decorated old miner style. There is lots of parking and RV spots in the rear. The hotel was $20 cheaper than elsewhere in town. Great stop. read more

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Last time we visited this place we stayed in our motorhome in the little RV park in back and we felt it was actually not too bad. This time we stayed in the hotel. It's been interesting to read reviews of others who have given the place much higher marks. However, there is a realization here that everyone has a different level of standards. Overall, we want a place that's clean and put together. We did not feel that was the case here. In other words, I could probably say it was about the worst hotel room I ever paid for. To begin with tissues from the previous guest were still behind the bed table. We left them there. The mattress spring covers weren't just dirty. It was stained and filthy. It was obvious with the condition of the way the bed was made and cords that there was no proper training on anything. There was a refrigerator in the room that when opened the ice had such a build up of ice you knew it had never been checked or cleaned. Moving down to the restaurant ..... the ketchup when turned upside down "clumped" to opening and didn't slide like fresh ketchup. The bottles of other toppings appeared to have also been there a mighty long time without being freshened up. Okay .. what did we order? We ordered two hot fudge sundaes. The hot fudge was lukewarm and clumped... After all, what did we expect? The following morning when we stopped by "Registraiton" to drop the keys off, the clerk was sound asleep in his chair. Evidently, he'd been there a bit as other keys were laying on the counter that had also been cropped off. He did look at me and grunt and then went back to sleep. read more

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.

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. read more

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Love to stay here. Everything you need they have if you want to just stay in. Great café, fun gaming machines. Laundry facility nice bar and some cardio machines in their fitness room. Staff is always friendly. Rooms are not bad. We had a remodeled one. read more

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

First.... wasn't told two days prior that the Casino is closed. Vending machine on second floor didn't work. Restaurant was a good place two years ago when we came through .....now the worst rib eye for $28.00 I ever paid. We will bypass this place now and find another in Tonapa. read more

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. read more

Tonopah Station Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Tonopah, Nevada

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. read more

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I'm mixed on this place. The bathroom had soap scum and other stains on the tub and fixtures that could have easily lifted with some bar keepers friend. All of the vending machines that had drinks were broken. Despite the rooms being non smoking, you could smell smoke strongly, probably made its way through the vents from the casino below. The worst part was, I took a tissue from the dispenser in my room after just waking up, blew my nose, only to find a giant brown stain on one side of the tissue. Gross. All of the historical memorabilia throughout the hotel was unique and gave a rustic feeling. The bed was comfortable, more than enough blankets, along with down feather pillows. It was very quiet. The heater was efficient and not too loud. It had a lot of the amenities in room that you would expect of a 3 star hotel: coffee maker, blow dryer, ironing board etc. There's also a laundromat on site which is convenient. The restaurant is subpar but it was good enough. The fries were very crispy and the service was pleasant and fast. Overall, a decent price for the stay and it wasn't terrible, but it's just not the cleanest or well kept given it is a 3 star hotel. read more

Nice little hotel casino where you can get a free night if you roll 3 of a kind. Lots of antique decor throughout. Very good breakfast at their diner. read more

While some recent reviews were positive, I just can't leave a very positive review. The museum-type grounds were very interesting and enjoyable to look at. The bed was comfortable, and the room layout was nice, but the bathroom smelled terrible. It smelled like raw sewage the entire time. We had to leave the window in the room open to help to dissipate the odor. We didn't bother to complain because the grumpy receptionist told us that they were completely booked. Others mentioned this place was clean, well not so much for us, because in our room the bathroom floor was very dirty, I took a wet Kleenex and wiped around the shower and picked up hair and dust and dirt from the floor. Also, the fan in the bathroom did not work so after taking a shower, it was very steamy and wet in there. I leaned over by the nightstand to plug in my phone charger and it was simply filthy with dust and hair along the baseboard and behind the nightstand. Probably had not been vacuumed or dusted for months. Anyway, outside of the room, we had wanted to watch the World Series from the motel bar, but the cigarette smoke was so thick it made it impossible. After paying nearly $100 for a room, I was very disappointed. I wish I would've paid a little bit more money and stayed in one of the other hotels. read more

Awful. Awful. Awful. Rooms are terrible. Toxic and unprofessional environment. The restaurant is bland, cool bartender but that's about all they have going for them. For a Jim marsh property. Sure was a disappointment. read more

The hotel casino is old yes but for what it is it is a very nice place to stop and rest and look at all the cool different antiques the hotel and casino have displayed. The rooms were old but cleaned very well and the gambling is okay here. read more

Doors get stuck on door latch could get locked out of your room ! Might have ghosts door shuts by its self or uneven floor making door move? Are son was only 3 years old kicked us out for him crying in the middle of the night read more

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. read more

Tonopah Station Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Tonopah, Nevada

Stopped here a couple times on my way to and from El Paso Texas. In July 20 20 it was the first time and I rented a room it last minute, it wasn't fancy or anything but it was exactly what we needed and the price was right! Bed was super comfortable and it was clean and they even allow dogs, and if I'm not mistaken, there was no extra charge. We're hungry and they have a cute little café. That is super good and open late. The casino was smaller with a bar. The only thing I wasn't used to is they didn't give complementary drinks as most casinos but it's small so that makes sense. The second time I stayed here was in September 2023 and I purchased a RV spot in the back. They are first come first serve and it was very inexpensive well lit and perfect for an overnighter. Again the restaurant was open and was perfect. It was sort of light when we pulled in. I was surprised that they were still open but apparently they stay open later than most in small towns I even gambled for about an hour! read more

Booked a room, checked in, filthy, tried 2 others. Just got worse. Got refunded, went somewhere else. Staff did not seem to care, place is old but dirty. Needs some love. read more

Glad we had reservations! Stayed here overnight on 9/2/22 (Labor Day Weekend). There was a sign on the desk at check-in that they were full and only accepting current reservations. We planned our stay here a month ago because of the EV charging stations across the street and we were passing thru to Spring Creek, NV; good place to stop after driving 6 hours from Palm Springs, CA. Our purpose here was just to sleep. Hotel allowed dogs. Room price was less than $80. The hotel is rustic with its own style. The decor of the hotel is but if updated it would lose its personal charm. The room, bathroom and shower appeared to be clean. I noticed the air vent in the bathroom was clean as were the base boards and crown molding around the room. That made me feel good because those can be often overlooked so someone's been cleaning this room. :) The bathroom door and floor could use some touch up maintenance. Room has fridge and grocery store next to casino. Diner onsite is appreciated. Quick, priced right. Plenty of outdoor patio tables to eat outside; order inside for take out. Public restrooms and laundry room were filthy at 9:45am. I should do 2 stars just because of that. However, those rooms were not my reason for review or my need to be here. Front desk staff were friendly and welcoming. RV parking available. EV chargers across the street. read more

Awesome little hotel on our way to Lake Tahoe. Breakfast at the cafe was great and reasonable! Won $800 on nickel keno before we left! Staff were very friendly, we may stay next time just to break up the drive. read more

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. read more

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If there was a minus I would use. We wound up not staying but couldn't find anyone at the desk 10 minutes after we checked in looked at our room and left. They have a promo video on their website and you can see the ripped awning when you look for it but it moves fast. We should have figured by the price. We went down the street to the Belvada. Great experience! Dee my review there. read more

Tonopah Station Hotel - The entrance to Tonopah Station. Place is run down, dirty and sad. - Hotels Near Me - Tonopah, Nevada

No TV service in the room the 3 nights we were there. Dead mouse in elevator. Dirty mattress pad on bed. The restaurant was good though and the staff pleasant. read more

Great hotel and great restaurant inside! Super clean with very helpful employees!! Very good food and nice size rooms! Will return in the future read more

* This review is for RV spot only * This was a great stop. Full hook ups for less than 30 bucks. Ok enough area to walk the three hounds. I would stop here again and do recommend. I would come back here once the Plague is over. Would love to try the diner and the perfectly smoky casino and bar. read more

Tonopah Station Hotel - Dodge Ram pulling a 30' TT - Hotels Near Me - Tonopah, Nevada

The building is poorly maintain and old. The casino is and restaurant is closed at night until 6am with no where to eat before then without going to the truck stops across town. The front desk person was sleeping in the chair in the hallway in the morning. The building is dusty and some of the displays are have broken hands and part and looks as if they should be in a haunted house instead of a hotel/casino, The whole place is in need of a good cleaning including the bathroom in the laundry room which has black mold on the floor. read more

Oh Tonopah -- a tiny little town with limited accommodations and eating establishments. We decided to stay here on the fly, given there is nothing else around for about 100 miles. We landed on Tonopah station and were pleasantly surprised with our stay. It is a hotel/casino/restaurant and dog friendly which was key given we had our two four legged girls in tow. The price was right at roughly $80 for a room with 2 queens. The front desk staff was nice enough, although she seemed like she was ready for her day to be over when we checked in. Our room was clean and very comfortable (great AC which I love!). They have a little casino (and dogs were allowed in it!) where we helped infuse some $ into the local economy. We ordered dinner from the restaurant which they packaged up and we took to our room. It was actually really good! My hubs had the top sirloin with all the trimmings and I had the chicken fingers/fries. Super fresh and delish. All the staff we came into contact with were really friendly and helpful. I want to give this place 4 stars SO bad but I just can't as the common areas were just very dirty. Common areas being outside on the patio areas... did not look like anyone ever cleaned up (including people who did not clean up after their pets). It was really gross. Not sure if it is because the property shares the building with public services or what, but did not appear that anyone had swept or done a once over in the front, back or interior patio in weeks. read more

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Stairs stairs and more stairs!! Nasty, stinky dirty room? Front desk said cleanest in town..Really??? Dear lord, I literally would rather stay in a barn! I will pack a tent next time driving this way! 90$ plus a night WOW!! Lugged all my stuff up the stairs and key wouldn't work...back down to desk to stand in line...then back up again. Never again, unless they rebuild!! read more

Wonderful place to stop that's halfway between Las Vegas and Reno. It's small for a casino, but the main focus is catering to travelers. Restaurant on site, lots of outdoor tables available to enjoy your meal and/or rest. Laundry room available. Grocery store next door. Just a great place to be during a road trip - especially during the summer if you're coming from Vegas! Much cooler weather here. read more

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Pros? Well, it's old and cool, like Tonopah. Cons? Dirty, old and pretty much rundown....we stayed about 10 minutes, long enough for hubby to use bathroom, which he said he had to clean before using; UGHHHH. The casino wasn't very attractive, so we didn't stay for that, either. read more

NASTY!! First room given to us on 10/10/21 was occupied! ...but we had the key and opened the door! The 2nd room - sheets had been slept on. We will take up refund thru credit card company. We slept in our car at the nearest rest stop. read more

Tonopah Station Hotel - Those aren't fresh sheets!! - Hotels Near Me - Tonopah, Nevada

We've stayed at the Tonopah Station for the last time. Last month (September 2021), despite the broken elevator and ice machine, our stay was okay. Last week (October 2021), not okay. We checked into the Diamond Jim suite, and discovered pubic hairs in the bathroom sink, dried urine and pubic hairs on the toilet, and worst of all, dried blood on the tub and on the wall above the tub. We had the night manager look at the room, and he promptly moved us next door to the Chuck Norris suite. The next morning, when we were checking out, my husband asked to speak to the manager and referenced our problem with the Diamond Jim suite. A voice from a back room said, "Refund their money". My husband spoke to four people about this problem, and not one apology about the condition of the room. It seems that management just does not care. read more

Tonopah Station Hotel - Blood splatter above tub. - Hotels Near Me - Tonopah, Nevada

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Wow! This is the dirtiest place I have ever seen. I checked in to my first room which was so dirty it was scary. The very sweet lady at the front desk moved me across the hall. Better but not by much. I'm too tired to check out and find another place. The towels have not been washed. There are hairs all over them. A red head was here before me. I'm so grossed out. I will lay down for an little bit and then leave without taking a shower. I gave a star only because the staff is very nice. I will NEVER stay here again. Seriously, absolutely disgusting!!! read more

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

They were very kind at the front desk, sweet and friendly. They let us do a VERY early check in. 6am after driving all night. Casino is odd and all pays even if $0.10 is a hand pay, with only one person working. That one person never seemed overly pleased to be taken away from the table they sit at smoking in the saloon! Walking around with my 13yr old son was fun looking at the decor. read more

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Good place to eat when traveling the open road through Nevada. Had the linguisa scramble which was really good. Prices are right. Service was extremely fast. Love the sign saying no pets except service animals for those rude people who think we want to eat around their unlicensed dogs. Good place. Highly recommend. read more

This review is strictly for the casino and their diner. My hubby & I were itching to get out of the house for awhile (we live in North Las Vegas). So, we jumped in the car and headed north to Tonopah...We didn't really know what to expect (we didn't do any research...sometimes exploring is more fun that way). Well, after driving for nearly 3 hours we arrived in bustling (not) Tonopah. In all honesty, after seeing the city of Tonopah we felt we should have just stopped and explored Beatty, but that'll be for another day. Tonopah Station Hotel & Casino is on the small side. As I mentioned, we didn't stay at the hotel, but it's about the size of a Best Western, at best. Apparently, the hotel used to be run by Ramada, but now it's just "Tonopah Station" and not under any major conglomerate control. There are some neat photos and old looking antique objects to check out. It was basically an mining town in its heyday. The casino is rather small...I was playing a slot machine and was going to cash out my big .85 cents. The machine said "attendant must pay." I was like, "Really, I need a hand pay out for under $1.00." Talk about embarrassing. It turns out the casino did this by design. My understanding is that the machines that spit out those little tickets you'd normally take to the cashier run an extra $10,000 per machine. The casino has 80 slot machines, which would have cost a small place like this nearly an extra million dollars. I can understand why they have people running around to just pay out the "winnings" by hand. I was pretty lucky that night...Every machine paid me a few bucks more than I had put into them. By the time we left I was up about $50...that may not put me in the next tax bracket, but I'm ALWAYS pleased when I leave a casino with more money than I had when I entered. As for the diner. It's just a little diner with a miner theme. The prices are okay, I guess. I'd say they ranged from $10 bucks for burgers up to around $30 for steak dinners. My hubby ordered the steak sandwich. I was shocked. I was an actual steak between a huge hoagie roll. It looked like a good 12 oz steak, but was really tough to chew. I played it safe and had breakfast for dinner. It was a dish with eggs, potatoes, cheese, in a skillet with a bisquit (that was cooked to perfection and yummy country gravy). I had no complaints. Our server, Topanga, was great. Poor girl was pretty much working the room by herself. There were some assorted people helping the delivery of meals, but I think she was the only waittress. My hubby ordered a glass of wine to go with dinner, but that never made it to our table. Not because Topanga did anything wrong...She was never able to get the wine delivered from bar. We decided to go check out the bar after dinner...and it wasn't really crowded. I think there was 4 people besides us. So, I'm not sure what the hold up was with the wine for dinner,but all was forgotten and forgiven rather quickly because they had the makings for my FAVORITE cocktail. A Golden Cadillac. No, not a Cadillac Margarita (which is what everyone seems to give me when I place the order), No, I said a GOLDEN CADILLAC. It's a cocktail made with Galiano, Creme de Cacao, and cream (as in half & half milk). I have only found 2 other restaurants that have all the ingredients (yes, I said "all" even though there's only 3). It's a very yummy drink for people who LOVE black licorice. I was in heaven...The bartender was very sweet. She had no idea what I was talking about when I said I wanted a Golden Cadillac, but after we discovered she had all the ingredients she happily made it for me. Between being able to drink my favorite cocktail AND walking away $50 richer I can say wholeheartedly I had a wonderful time at the Tonopah Station!! read more

This place is riddled with tweakers. After going out to eat I came back to my room and was preparing to go to bed. Someone with a "master key" opened my room door pretty sure they didn't work here either I yelled and they took off. Called the front desk she came up to see if she could find anyone but couldn't said she would speak to the manager. If the tweakers in this town have a master key to all rooms none of your stuff is safe I'm glad I was in the room when they tried to enter they weren't able to steal any of my stuff. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE read more

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

Super impressed with our breakfast! Ham steak and eggs were great. The biscuits and gravy were the best. Pillow soft biscuits and a simple white milk gravy over top. Try it! I also tried the wranglers skillet. Those potatoes chunks make it rustic and so good. read more

Tonopah Station Hotel - Biscuits n gravy. Light fluffy biscuits and simple white milk gravy over top. So good!!!! I was impressed - Hotels Near Me - Tonopah, Nevada