Homestays in Nevada, United States

A very good experience. I booked a hotel accidentally from Death Valley. In a sparsely populated village, the host was hospitable. The hostess learned that we didn’t have dinner, so she cooked for us personally, and the host shared red wine with us. The German couple and the American guy who stayed at the same time talked cordially like family members. They felt very different...

We found this trip at the last minute and we arrived late in the evening. We would also like to enjoy the small restaurant bar to exchange with the rooms, but we left early in the morning.

The room is not in the main building. It is far from the hotel to the other building. The access card for entering the building is difficult to use. It is often not open. You need to wait for someone in the building to open the door. The underground garage is far from the room. It is not good to swipe the card in and out of the basement. The room is very large. Two bedrooms. 1.5 Rice bed One 1.8 Rice super bed The mattress is very good to sleep Two bathrooms are convenient One kitchen ➕ Living room General health facilities Old staff service awareness is very poor The surrounding environment is great Win in the landscape such as fountains, towers and other parking fees are 5 knives a day in Vegas is very cheap Share a parking lot with the Metropolitan Hotel. You have to park at a brown gate found in B3 and take the elevator to reach the front desk of the hotel. When the driver leaves the store, do not hand in the access card. Go to the basement and swipe the card first and then throw the access card directly in the box (the box is next to the card swipeer) If the access card fails, often press the phone logo on the card swipeer to call manually to inform the room number and name to appear.

It was nice and clean comfortable

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