Hostels di Nevada, United States

The breakfast had bread, muffins, and fruit, and it was really helpful that it was all-you-can-eat. It was delicious. On some days, you could have dinner there too, and I made some friends by interacting with the other guests. It was a really good hostel.

Signature Inn Winnemucca: Clean and Convenient Stay I stayed at Signature Inn Winnemucca during my trip, and it was a pleasant experience. The room was clean and equipped with essentials like a microwave, mini-fridge, and a flat-screen TV. The bed was comfortable, and the Wi-Fi worked well. The location is convenient, with easy access to nearby restaurants and gas stations. The staff was friendly and helpful, making the stay more enjoyable. While it’s a budget-friendly option, it provided everything I needed for a short and comfortable stopover. Would recommend it to anyone passing through Winnemucca! Feel free to tweak it if needed!

This hotel has an advantage in price, not far from Tahoe, driving ~20 minutes, much cheaper than hotels near Tahoe. There are many ants in the first room. There is a $100 deposit, received immediately, credit card is immediately brushed, refund is very slow. The next day, I happened to meet an American black man who was asking for a refund. He scolded the old man at the front desk, but the old man could not solve it. Finally, he said that the manager was responsible for the refund after check-out, but he actually had to wait a long time, some bad! Most hotels that charge deposits will not be directly deducted, but ”collect credit card” messages, let the deposit hold.

The location was terrific, right beside the main entrance of Circus Circus. Saving you the trouble of telling your driver which Travelodge i am head too. Bed are a bit soft for me and the pillow are tiny. But the housekeeping is very good with their job. The front desk is both friendly and accommodating when we requested for early check in. Only this particular red hair lady that is totally the opposite that took away the points for service. Best of all, they do not charge resort fees to guests.

It was a room that seemed very beautiful for a motel! Clean and clean. I borrowed it as a shower for leaving Las Vegas at night, but I thought it would be okay to stay in this room! However, the room I used did not come out even if the shower twisted, and I was in a hurry, so I washed my hair on the washbasin. It was a pity that the shower did not come out, but it was good to have hot water coming out of the faucet. Also, the motel here cannot leave your luggage, in that case, you can leave your luggage at the Holiday Inn next door for a fee, so it is recommended that you wait for your luggage at the Holiday Inn in advance.

My room is spacious! It combines living room and kitchen into a huge room. It is clean and super comfortable. Be aware that the front desk close at 7 p.m. We arrived at 21:30, and waited for 50 minutes for the security person to check us in. He is kind and efficient. I will stay here again if ever I will go to Las Vegas.

If one needs one night of good sleep in the middle of a long trip, this facility serves the purpose well. It’s next to Highway 80. The room is clean, and the king bed is very comfortable. We actually stayed two nights— on the way to Yellowstone National Park and on the way back.

Front desk was sweet and helpful for accommodating when we informed them that we would be late for check-in due to bad traffic. The room was clean. The inn is conveniently situated around restaurants and cafe. Don’t skip on B.J. Bull Bakery down the street!

Facilities: The WiFi signal in the room was terrible, almost unusable. I had to go downstairs and sit on a bench near the front desk to get a decent connection. Cleanliness: The cleanliness was just okay. There was no trash can in the bathroom. Environment: The location was pretty good, close to the Las Vegas Convention Center, and parking was convenient. Service: Only the prettiest lady at the front desk was genuinely warm and offered the best service. The others were quite cold and not very patient when answering questions. I much prefer the one in Orange County Anaheim.

The location is north, so the RTC bus pass is a must! The Dustrat Hotel is within walking distance, and the bus stop is close, so I was able to get home late at night. I was in Las Vegas on New Year's Day, and I even saw the fireworks and got home safely. For homeless people, just avoid eye contact and walk briskly! It's peak season, so accommodations are expensive, so I chose this place because they don't charge a resort fee, and I'm very satisfied. If you've stayed at many hostels in Europe, this is a no-brainer! They lend you a towel, and you only need to bring your own shampoo and other essentials. Oh, and the heater is incredibly warm. The bed has curtains.