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 have stayed at the properties twin, The Mitzpah a couple of years ago. We found the Belvada to be very comfortable and more spacious than the Mitzpah. There is no restaurant but a short walk to the Mitzpah’s restaurant. The lobby has no air conditioning and was quite warm. Also the ice machine is in the basement, not a place you want to spend a lot of time in.

Beautiful converted old bank building. Room was a double queen, heaps of space with a good bathroom and well appointed. Huge foyer with leather couches and tables was great to relax in with a wine while looking at the ornate ceilings and beautiful decorations. Right in the centre of town on the Main Street was a bonus too. Breakfast voucher to use at a lovely cafe in the hotel over the road was appreciated…….and their breakfast options and coffee were very good. Tonopah craft brewery a short walk up the Main Street was a bonus!

A nicely restored bank building is now a historic hotel that is a wonderful change of pace from typical travel hotels. Room was spacious and comfortable. Very quiet and effective cooling unit, so unlike most chain hotel rooms. Guests have access to a very good gym next-door. Both staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful.

A family of 4, we traveled the great State of Nevada inching closer to our 50 States traveled. We checked into the Belvada in the afternoon by a wonderful, inviting woman who was busy making plans for a Ghost Tour later in the evening. When we arrived in the room that was clean and historic, we noticed it was dry and warm. We adjusted the air controls and felt the A/C would kick in. We left and had an amazing dinner across the street at the Mizpah their sister Hotel. Both complexes are family run and the hospitality is genuine. When we returned later that evening, no one was downstairs (she was on a ghost tour) so we continued to our room. Upon entering, we quickly found out the A/C was not working, and it was 90+ outside. So we opened the windows and slept that night out of the covers. It was not a favorable experience, but the Hotel and staff made up for the inconvenience. I later emailed the owners about our misfortunes and they apologized at great lengths offering us restitutions. The owners were very nice and informed us for future travel, the A/C was getting fixed soon. I just can't give the Hotel 5 stars knowing they knew the A/C was down and failed to offer us rooms where the A/C was working. It was noted on several other reviews there was a A/C issue recently 2024 that I was not aware of since I booked this out a year ago when the A/C was working properly. Maybe next time we are in Town we'll try it again and give it 5 stars. But until then I recommend a stay at the Belvada (I'm sure the A/C is fine now) and I can't say enough good things about the staff and cleanliness of both establishments.

A chance to experience history! This grand hotel has been around for over 100 years. The rooms have all been updated and provided a delightful place to stay. The lobby is elegant and was a nice place just to sit and read. Even had a Steinway piano in the lobby (a bit out of tune, but fun to play). It's centrally located and near several dining choices.