Hotels With Parking in Nevada, United States

Although the state is still under restriction, the ****** is open and the people are out. The restaurant in the hotel was closed but the sister hotel across the street was open. All of the hotel staff were welcoming, friendly and helpful. I love Elko!

When I called the hotel Front Desk, the person told me that the hotel does not offer daily clean-ups of the rooms. Instead, the rooms are cleaned every 3 days. That information is not on the the Circus Circus website nor the booking apps that offer Circus Circus as a hotel. I asked for a change of towels on the 2nd day, but nobody came on the 3rd or 4th day (I checked out on the 4th day). The hallway smelled of cigarette smoke, but hotel security nor staff came to check when I called to complain. It took +30 minutes while on hold to speak to a staff member about the alarms going off in my room, and I had to leave the door open to get the smoke out. Nobody answered my call, and I was annoyed with the quality of service from the hotel. To be clear, I did not smoke in my hotel room. Others did and the smoke came into my room, and the alarms went off. I was scared and anxious - the sirens were blaring and caused distress. I don't see myself staying at Circus Circus again, anytime soon.

You can imagine how exciting it would be to see a bunch of colorful lights in the dark, endless Gobi night! The hotel in the wilderness is surprisingly complete: restaurant, small supermarket, casino, laundry room, very convenient. It is a very western hotel, with a resident small band and folk singers, and a tabby cat lying in the nest for you to pet. When I got up in the morning, I found an oasis lake behind the building, with swimming ducks and geese, motionless sculptures and churches, and a small zoo with horses and sheep. It's really interesting! The hotel is quite retro, the room space is quite large, the table is wide and there are many chairs, the facilities are clean and tidy, although there is no coffee machine and tea bags in the room, but there is a coffee machine and microwave in the small supermarket, which can be used for free, whether it is heating milk or making noodles. It is very convenient. The employees I met in the store are very friendly and enthusiastic, and I feel at home. This is in Nevada, and the prices are lower than those in Death Valley Park, and the gas price is nearly $2 cheaper. It takes about 40 minutes from here to the Death Valley Park ticket office. Death Valley National Park is very large, but hotels are extremely scarce, so staying here is a very good choice.

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.

We actually stayed at the W Hotel next door, which was much quieter than the Mandalay. The only downside was the air conditioning only had a cold setting, no heating. The air in the casino also had a really strong, mixed smell. Next time, I'll stick to a regular hotel.

The grand view at Las Vegas was more than I expected! The two bedroom room was very spacious and felt like a home away from home. I was able to get a workout in the gym in the morning, showere up and then hit the hot tub all by 8:30am since the weather was very good during my visit. It is a 10 min drive from the strip which is a big time saver. Will definitely book again in the future

It was a nice stop on the way from San Francisko to Salt Lake City. The service was great, the room was nice.

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!

When we first arrived to check in, the property looked a bit run down. I typically base my stays on photos and reviews, and since this place had an 8.2/10 rating with good reviews and pictures, I felt confident booking it. For something described as a boutique hotel with a spa, I was expecting a more upscale feel. That said, check-in itself was very smooth and easy. Finding our room, however, was confusing. The layout isn’t very clear, and we had trouble figuring out which way to go. We were on the second floor, and there’s no elevator—so be prepared to carry your luggage up a full flight of stairs. Once we finally got to the room, it was very large and spacious, which was a nice surprise. The king bed was comfortable, although it only came with three pillows. Unfortunately, the furniture felt worn and a bit outdated, and the AC unit had a noticeable buildup of dust. There was also no water provided in the room, which would have been appreciated. One of the biggest disappointments was the pool being closed—especially since it was still 89 degrees at night. That would have really made the stay more enjoyable. Overall, the pictures online don’t accurately reflect the current condition of the property, which was disappointing.