Reviews

What an amazing walk back in time. The lobby is stunning and I highly recommend the patty melt in the restaurant. We were there for Jim Butler Days and everyone was in costume at the hotel from early 1900's. It was like being transported back it time. It was really, really amazing. I have been there before, but the staff costumes really finished the movie like scenes perfectly.

One of those out of the way places that you never expect much of, but it was actually great. The main lobby had the feel of a saloon out of an old west film but with the updated touches that you'd hope for. The staff were very courteous, right down to offering to make me a sandwich and keep it in the fridge until the morning because I mentioned I'd be leaving before breakfast. Finally, the rooms were clean, will keep, and had all of the charm that was promised on the website. Will definitely stay there again.

I really enjoyed my stay at the Mizpah! The staff was excellent and the accommodations exceeded expectations. I also love the unique history of the hotel -- truly a special place!

Oh, it's always fun. The staff is awesome. Rooms are immaculate. Locals are crazy fun too. Very pretty, lots of history. My family always stays at the Mizpah. Great place!

I may be pulling the trigger early but our stay for the night has been great so far. We got the wagon room and it’s pretty nice. Love to see small towns like this with nice renovated hotels with the history. Read a story about the place while in our room talking about the 4th floor is “haunted” by a brother and a sister who are children. Not telling the wife about that story till the morning. Even if so; the reason they’re here is because they loved spending their time here. Bar downstairs is nothing special. Still a cool place to stay at.

Interesting spot in the middle of nowhere!! Lovely property with great and helpful staff. Don't expect great Internet as you are in the middle of nowhere!! Would suggest it's the best place in town to stay!!

Very nice hotel. Friendly staff at the hotel and casino. I loved my small but quaint room with a very comfortable bed. My only negative comment is the television had very few channels, most which were not coming in clearly. However, watching TV is not a main concern of a hotel stay for me.

We only visited the first floor and had a drink in the bar but beautifully restored old hotel. Nice service at the bar. Worth a visit just to see the first floor.

Cool historic hotel but not great value. The Mizpah hotel is an interesting place to stay. It reopened several years ago so everything is in good condition but it has been kept in a very historic style giving it loads of character. Our room was small but had a king size bed and lots of charm as did the bar area and lobby. Only disappointment is that the price is quite high for an out of the way place like Tonopah especially when the hotel doesn't throw anything else in for free - no happy hour or free breakfast. There is meant to be coffee on each floor from 5:30am but by 8am when I got up it was all gone and was not replenished. I had to go downstairs to buy one for $3. Sure it's not the end of the world but the room prices are already high and I've never seen even the most budget motels not replenish the coffee.

A beautiful, historic hotel in the middle of the desert. Wonderfully preserved, just like stepping back in time a century ago. Even if you don't stay here, and are just passing through town, you have to stop in and check it out. It is supposed to be haunted, but I didn't see any ghosts unfortunately. I stayed here for a night and the room decor is really cool also.

The most beautiful hotel I've ever seen. When you walk in you feel like you've stepped back in time. It's so elegant and also comfortable. The staff is welcoming and helpful. I didn't want to leave. The hotel as well as the town it's located is a world all to itself. If you ever want to escape, relax and meet some great people visit the Mizpah. I can't wait to go back.

A classic western hotel that is a no miss for travelers along highway US 95. Not a large inn, but solidly built during the town's rush days... Tonopah was, and really is, one of the great mining towns of the west: very notable and scenic in the high desert of Nevada. The food was very good, but I thought could be somewhat better. The wine options, however, for an inn in the middle of the Great Basin, was superb. The atmosphere was excellent, and the service was very good. One other point: the rooms are very nicely appointed, and I stayed in one of their suites. It featured one of the most comfortable beds I ever slept in. The suite was really very nice, and much appreciated. A final point here is that there is rumour that this inn is haunted... as there had been some deaths and even murders many years ago... I experienced some unusual sensations, actually, and will not gainsay anything along this line.... This therefore is really a great old hotel with a lot of atmosphere and character, not to be missed...!