The room was a bit larger than I expected and furnished very well for what it is. The bed was comfortable and the entertainment options on the TV provided many choices for relaxing. The adjacent cafe was very convenient and made a good coffee. The lobby was charming and very well appointed.

The sink faucet in the room's bathroom sprayed water outside the sink bowl onto the counter. I could turn the water low and it wouldnt be too bad, but it was a bit inconvenient. The shower liner was a bit too short for the tub; I had to take care to avoid letting water drip outside the tub.

The rooms were very nice, the beds comfortable, and the breakfast offerings across the street in the sister hotel were delicious. There was a separate room with a desk, coffee maker and fridge and microwave. It has many interesting historical memorabilia and architecture.

They were very short staffed, someone was sick, someone else didn’t show up I guess. This made it hard for the manager, who sometimes had to cross between the hotel across the street and the Belvada to ensure sign ins went well,keys worked etc. She was very professional and helpful, obviously knowledgeable and hard working, but in a tough spot.

The building used to be a bank but was converted into a bank around 2020. The conversion was excellent - the bank vaults have been converted into little lounges. The decor for the entire hotel is very tasteful and in keeping with the style of the building. The staff were friendly and helpful. Parking was easy - around the back of the hotel in the Tonopah Convention Center car park. The rooms were clean and comfortable. Highly recommended

Nothing really. Even having to go across the road for breakfast - to the Belvada’s sister hotel, the Mizpah, had its benefits. It too had originally been a bank and on the walls were framed cheques cashed by celebrities such as Mae West and Sharon Stone. The free breakfast was excellent.

The room was huge, clean, and comfortable.

We received a breakfast voucher for a cafe across the street in a beautifully restored hotel. However, it was a 45 minute wait. We chose not to wait. The menu was basic, the cafe itself looked clean. Several people did choose to wait the 45 minutes. I had to call the front desk for a box of Kleenex. It is a five story hotel and the ice machine is in the basement. The attached cafe was to open at 7:00 but was closed for the day. Both the cafe across the street and the one in the Belvada said it was due to lack of staff. They do not have a parking lot. There are six spaces on the road in front. In back is a gravel lot for the convention center that the receptionist said was available to hotel guests. We parked on the street in front, as we did last year.

The hotel itself is beautiful and well maintained. Our room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom was very clean and the shower was nice. This hotel is an oasis and a wonderful place to stop for the night.

Our coffee machine in the room did not work which was very disappointing. The walls are very thin and we could hear a chatty woman talk into the late evening hours. The staff is lethargic. The coffee shop was pathetic (Espresso machine has been broke for over two weeks) and the young lady who works there could care less. She complains about being tired to customers who want espresso. The wonderful Pittman Cafe (I've enjoyed the cafe in the past) did not open on Sunday morning at 0600. In fact we waited until 0630 and were informed that one of the cooks was a no-show so they would open later in the morning. In summary, the hotel is beautiful but sometimes people really suck.

The renovation looked great. Good location in the center of town. I came to this town specifically because I wanted to stay in this renovated facility. The staff was nice but had to check in across the street at the Mitzpah hotel. Apparently, it’s the same owner. I’m glad I got to check it out.

This isn’t a dislike but I was a bit surprised that as a recent renovation the walls leading to the rooms are a bit scarred by what appears to be cleaning carts. This is a gem of a building. It didn’t seem like it’s being cared for after such an extensive remodel. I think the price is to high. I think a more reasonable rate would be around 110.00 a night. While the room was clean I did find a used hand towel hanging over the shower curtain rod.

We just had coffee in our room and the coffee maker was amazing. Great coffee to start the day and so appreciated in the room. Need my coffee when my eyes open. Exploring the Belvada Lobby was so fun. Loved the portrait gallery of Native Americans. Sitting in the old vault and reading was a treat for sure. It was like a small museum. So much authenticity went into the decor.

Nothing could have been better than what we experienced. Loved the room (22) spacious and very clean and comfortable. Heated right up and was cozy.

Was traveling through on a tight schedule so did not eat, but I wanted to. Looked like a lovely breakfast bar. Wanted to eat at the restaurant across the street but arrived too late, after 9PM and left early.

This hotel is BEAUTIFUL. Bravo to the remodelers and refurbishers. Although Tonopah was not my primary destination, I would come back just to stay at this hotel and visit the Mizpa. Wonder what else there is to do close by other than Casino stuff. I am not a casino person.

It was like going back in time but it was more comfortable. The girl behind the desk was quick and knowledgeable and friendly. She had a sense of humor and she did her job well. I was surprised when I walked in the room it seemed more like a studio apartment than a hotel room. And of course it was centrally located downtown which is where all the action is. I headed over to the Tonopah brew pub and had a hamburger and it was excellent

The people next door had a dog, and when I got up at 4:30 in the morning, the dog barked once. That didn't bother me cuz I have four dogs at home but I felt sorry for the people next to me

Lovely historic hotel! The rooms are beautifully redone to create a comfortable hotel in an old bank building. The lobby and vault room are wonderful amenities. The receptionist and housekeeping staff were very obliging. We had a great stay here.

It was hard to turn the heat down low enough, but that may be more due to the weather and the central system. And personally, I prefer a coffee machine in-room over an espresso machine.