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.

Timbers Lodging and Grill is the new name for the old Windmill Ridge. It is reopening under the…read moreprevious owners. We are snowbirds traveling between Arizona and idaho each year. this is our favorite stop. the people are extremely accommodating here. We once experienced a breakdown of our vehicle and had to stay several days. They helped us with rides, provided great food and lodging and basically saved our summer. We are so happy to see those original owners back at the helm. We will be returning every year on our annual north south migrations!

Absolutely the best food, go and enjoy a wonderful meal with someone special in your life!!read more

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

Little A'Le'Inn It's…read morenot every day you find yourself pulling up to what looks like a desert container and realizing... you've just arrived at alien ground zero. Now, I'll be honest I'm not the "they're out there" guy. That honor belongs to my buddy, who treats anything extraterrestrial like it's a confirmed appointment. Me? I got pulled into this whole thing after watching Alienstock and thinking, "Alright... I gotta at least see this circus." And right there in the heart of Rachel, Nevada sits this legendary little outpost. From the outside, yeah it's humble. No frills. No illusions of fine dining. But that's not why you're here. You're here because this place is basically the unofficial headquarters for alien believers, conspiracy chasers, and curious road-trippers who took a wrong turn and leaned into it. And let me tell you the staff? They get it. They lean ALL the way in. My buddy was absolutely eating it up like he was about to get recruited into some intergalactic council. Me? I'm standing there half amused, half impressed, like, "Alright... I respect the commitment." It's fun. It's self-aware. It doesn't take itself too seriously, and that's exactly why it works. Now, let's talk food. The burger? Solid. Not life-changing, not gourmet but when you've been out in the Nevada desert questioning reality for a few hours, it hits like a five-star meal. Cold drink, hot food, and a place to sit down and laugh about the absurdity of it all? That's a win. But here's the real deal the "ambiance," if you can call it that. You're not just eating... you're participating. This place has history. It's iconic. It's weird in all the right ways. Stickers, stories, people passing through with wild theories and even wilder road trip tales. It feels like a clubhouse for the unknown. So yeah if you break it down piece by piece? Building: simple. Food: good, middle of the road. Service: great. But the experience? That's where it goes full five stars. You're not coming here for perfection you're coming here for the story. And buddy... it delivers. Boop. Five stars.

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.

I came up here for my annual Red White and Blue Veterans Camp. Eric at front desk was very friendly…read moreupon check in. We stayed in the Kokopalli Room. The room was very accommodating, very clean, and the Native American decor was very unique . The bed was very soft and comfortable. Only 2 small cons where bathroom sink had low water pressure but shower had great pressure the toilet seat was small for my big butt lol. Besides that I would give them 5 stars . This was our 3rd stay and would definitely comeback again. I would definitely recommend staying here.

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

I booked this motel through booking.com. I had booked the wrong place for our route. Booking.com…read morehad very poor customer support, but the folks at Alamo were great. I can't thank them enough and recommend them highly!

This was my first time visiting Mesquite, and I'm glad I took a colleague's recommendation to stay…read morehere for a work trip. It definitely seems to be the best hotel in town. The property is very well-maintained, the restaurants are a delight, and the pool area is excellent--I loved being able to order drinks right from my lounge chair. My only real complaint was the check-in process; my room wasn't ready until two hours after the official check-in time. It was a bit of an inconvenience after a long day of meetings, but the staff was friendly, and I was able to pass the time using the gym. I also bought a day pass for the spa, which turned out to be pretty underwhelming. Aside from a private pool and steam room, it doesn't offer much unless you're booking an actual treatment. A private spa jacuzzi would have been a huge plus, especially since the main resort jacuzzi was constantly crowded. Unless you are getting a specific service, I would skip the spa pass. Overall, despite the check-in delay, it was a great stay and I would definitely return.

I was holding reservations for 1 day. I arrived early and tried to checkin. The clerk said she will…read morecharge me $20 for early check in It was 1:15pm. Check in time is 2pm. I asked her nicely if I could checkin and not be charged as courtesy. She declined my request and said it's the policy . I told her I fully understand the policy and it has to be followed accordingly. However we all know that there was not a single soul there that afternoon. I told her if people were overflowing at the front desk I totally understand. I even mentioned to her that I've been playing and gambling all morning. She was totally very unhelpful to the point that I got very upset. Not because of the $20 charge but the principle. On a Monday afternoon in Mesquite do you think there will be hundreds of people rushing to check in. Figure the math. And mind you She was the front office supervisor. No wonder they have 2 star rating. I'm surprised even with 2 stars.

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...