When we arrived the Inn Keeper was clearing tables in the outdoor dining area, but she took time to greet us and explained everything in detail and answered our silly questions. The room was clean, quiet and comfortable. We didn't have space to set up our computers in the room, but the business center was comfortable and we were the... More

Hotel is ok friendly front desk, (unless you need them in the middle of the night, grumpy gentleman then) stayed in suite 223 art deco one, was fine but very thin walls. Went down for breakfast at 7:50, had to wait for 25 minutes they appeared to be not giving priority to guests just adding names to same lists for... More

Stayed 2 nights at this hotel. Not a cookie cutter hotel by any means. In the middle of the historic town of Boulder city. Walking distance to quaint shops, restaurants, grocery store, banks and post office. Beautiful, well cared for parks are also in walking distance. The thing that makes this hotel great are the people, from the front desk,... More

My husband and I stayed here while on a driving trip to the dam, the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley. We found this hotel to be great. The room was very clean and quiet. The free breakfast was incredible. You get your choice of about seven meals and ours were delicious and bountiful. More

I reviewed this hotel a few years ago and have recenlty revisted. As stated in my pprevious review.....I stayed here because I attempt most of the time to stay in non chain hotels. I really like the relaxed pace of Boulder City and this hotel is a good fit. If you like and appreciate older hotels/boutique hotels etc this is... More

A friendly, well kept historic hotel in a lovely little town. It was a great respite from the Las Vegas noise and commotion. The bathrooms could use a little updating -- the tub in my room had a peeling finish and felt slippery. This is a bed & breakfast and you receive a hot meal in the morning. Only one... More

While staying in Boulder City my husband, dog precious and myself were out exploring and found this lovely hotel and upon entry a majestic grand piano to our right in large lobby. We took the steps up to left down long corridor to the Hoover Dam Museum housed in the hotel. They even allowed our bichon Precious to come too.... More

We traveled through Arizona, Nevada and California. We decided to stop at this Hotel as it was an historical site by the Dam. I went to the reception to ask for prices, being exhausted I decide to check in without checking the room, big mistake! I paid for that double bed room the most expensive rate in our trip (around... More

We had been trying to stay here for three years and finally made it. It was worth the wait. If you've ever stayed in small hotels in England or old hotels in the South, you'll know why this is so special. The big front lounge had a perpetual fire going and was so welcoming. A luggage cart and elevator made... More