Belvada Hotel

Great hotel, the price-performance ratio is top. Very clean, large rooms, an exciting story, many small details. We enjoyed our stay.

We loved the feel of this classic turn-of-the-20th-century hotel. It's not often that one has the opportunity to step back into time and history like you can in Tonopah. The price seemed high for a nearly deserted property on a snowy Sunday night in February.

We have stayed at their sister hotel, the Mizpah, across the street several times. The Belvada room was quieter, and the hotel seemed nicer overall. Fun, historical place to say.

We would have rated our stay a '5' vs. a '4' except the parking "on the street" was risky in our opinion, and we'd have preferred the complimentary breakfast to be in their coffee shop (adjoining the hotel) vs. walking across Hwy. 95 to a different hotel. But mainly, leaving our car/belongings on main street/Hwy. 95 was uncomfortable for us. Otherwise the room and staff rated a "5."

The floor was slanted and definitely creaky. I felt sorry for the person below us. The room was not anything special. I was hoping for more era-related furniture, accessories, etc. Wont be back.

The Belvada is definitely worth a stop if you are passing through Tonopah. If you are interested there is a lot of history to learn about the area. The hotel is lovely. The atmosphere however as you enter was a little dull. The foyer is gorgeous, it just needs some music to give it a bit of life. The staff are friendly but I wouldn’t say they have the best customer service skills. They appear bored and don’t go out of their way to help. However in saying that the room was huge. Had a few issues with plumbing and broken coffee machines. But the experience was well worth it. Access to the gym and breakfast across the road was great. Play some music in the foyer and smile and it would rate really high.

An unexpectedly delight tucked away in a serene location on our road trip! The charming decor added a touch of elegance, and the generously spacious room was a true highlight of our stay

This building was lovingly converted to a hotel in 2020. It was built as a bank in 1907 during the gold and silver of the early 20th century. It has been completely restored in a style consistent with period. It was a pleasure to explore the hotel.

Spacious rooms, clean and neat. Well kept. Wonderful period decor without jeopardizing comfy