My wife and i just got married in Las vegas and had an ok time. As a rule, You have to pass through Tonapah on the 95 to get back to our area of I daho. We decided to stop at a friend and or acquintance of mine Jim marshe's Ramada inn. You roll the dice for a free room... More

We always stay here when we explore Tonopah (we love Tonopah---it hasn't yet been spoiled by chic boutiques opened by new residents). Everything is self-contained here...there is a casino and a restaurant within the motel complex. It is decorated like a old west hotel of 150 years ago. What is kind of fun is that, at least when we were... More

If you want smoke filled hallways, non-smoking rooms that smell like the smoke filled hallways, dingy and drab rooms with only a few electrical outlets and climbing 5 flights of stairs to get to your room, you will LOVE this hotel. No place to spend a night...unless you smoke like a chimney and are blind. I checked the mattress to... More

Every year in October, I stop in Tonopah when returning from a bird hunting trip. My usual stop is the Best Western but they were booked when I called for a reservation. The Ramada was the next option that had a room. When I got to the room, I almost left but the next stop was too far. The bathroom... More

The room was very clean and quiet. Thick towels and nice bathroom amenities. Food was good for the value. I didn't think the casino smelled too badly of smoke like previous posters said. The downside is to get to your room on the east side of the hotel you have to go up several short flights of stairs. More

From the hair on the bathtub and in the bed, to the dried blood on the side of the mattress, this place is disgusting. It doesn't end there; have to include filthy switchplates, bathroom tiles, drapes, and windows. You'd be better sleeping in your car! More

Understand, pickings are extraordinarily slim in Central Nevada. Tonopah has the only hotels on a 200-mile stretch of U.S. 95. The hotel welcomes pets, and doesn't even charge extra for them. Nor do they require you to stay in the room with the pet, like most pet-friendly places do. They also post a sign at the entrance saying that firearms... More

The hotel, casino and restaurant was, clean quiet and a nice place to stay. The towels were thick and the rooms were quiet. My husband has Celiac disease; when he spoke to the cook she more than went out of her way to make sure he was not served any gluten ingredients. She grilled his chicken special for him. A... More

The room was outdated and was not very clean but the ladies at the desk were very nice. More