Good location on town's main street, though it's a very small town so nothing is very far. Nice staff--helpful and accommodating. Decent size room that seemed very clean. Large, comfortable bed. Everything in room seemed to work. Decent amount of breakfast offerings. Good overall for less than $90/night.

No freezer section in mini-fridge. WiFi pretty slow but that might've been due to the place being sold out and all rooms on WiFi.

I read all the reviews and decided to take a chance on this 3 star motel. It did not disappoint. The bed and pillows were great!! The bathroom was nice and shower head had lots of power. Only complaint was the towels were super thin, but other than that everything was great! We would stay there again, especially in room 214, very quite away from the street and parking lot.

The towels were super thin and small.

Breakfast was pretty basic. The breakfast room was pretty small and had only two tables, but each room had a table and two chairs so you could take your breakfast to the room. Given the limitations of space, this worked well enough, and surely was much quieter. The room was well lit, and was the only motel room during six days on the road where I could actually read the book I had brought along. Beds were very comfortable. One of the best restaurants in town for all three meals was right across the street.

The room could have had a few more power outlets for people who have medical equipment to plug in, and phones to charge and hearing aids with rechargeable batteries and battery cameras to recharge, etc., etc. Other than that, it was a good place to stay.

After disappointments over the years from most mid-priced motel chains, I found this location to be a welcome, tidy, & positive experience. Room and its furnishings, linens, and bath areas were inviting. Lot and grounds were clean and litter free. No noise or commotion outside the rooms.

Breakfast and dining area is exceptionally clean and well presented but it lacks solid choices such as scrambled eggs or sausage. It’s a Continental Breakfast of rolls, bagels, fruit, yogurt, & cereal, with a typical waffle maker. I give it a B+.

It’s so refreshing to get more value for less cost. The hotel I stayed in the other night cost twice as much, and I had at least four cleanliness and one maintenance issue to report to the manager. Everything in this room is clean and in working order and stocked. I am a travel agent and I book a lot of people to Winnemucca and I will be recommending the days in.

INCREDIBLY CLEAN!!!!! It is the first thing you notice. So this IS a motel NOT a hotel, so plan accordingly 😊 Everything seemed new on the inside of the room. Staff was excellent, very helpful.

These are not complaints, but things to consider for diff people: Room while very nice is VERY small. This is a ranching, Nevada gambling town and is rugged, dusty and rural. WiFi while fast initially will diminish rapidly as people show up at night, but in the morning Upload and Download speeds were blazing. The manager told me they paid extra each month for that kind of connectivity. Hotel room cleaning begins at 7AM, they are not playing 😂 All you have to do is put the Do Not Disturb sign on the door and is no problem, but you WILL get a knock if you forget.

Room was nice, clean, convenient parking at ground level with room.

The stay was pleasant, however I noted an undeclared pet fee of $100 applied to my credit card. When checking in at the hotel and while signing a disclosure form, I stated I had a pet with me. Apparently, it was not heard by the attendant at the desk. We use Booking.com and seek pet friendly hotels, we have always declared our pet, and paid appropriate pet fees. When I called to question the fee, the desk declared I was not telling the truth. Hotels need to post signs for fees, or the forms used need to simply ASK the question, “DO YOU HAVE A PET?” Based on my interaction with the desk challenging this fee, I will NEVER choose to stay at this facility again.

Rooms nicely done. We’ve been traveling from calif to Massachusetts for the past 7wks, staying at 12 hotels. I must say that all hotels were really very comfortable. What is different for us is that we decided to stay at hotels in the $95.00-100 dollar range. The quality of hotel is vastly different then the $50 -70 dollar range. Really appreciate the effort the 100 dollar hotels are doing to make the stay comfortable, clean and a pleasant place to stay after long days of driving and or just away from Home. If you can afford it, I suggest the 100 dollar range for a very affordable level of comfort. All the hotels offered a very substantial breakfast as well. That was appreciated. Consider the cost of dining out for breakfast when considering the 100 dollar hotels. It’s a no brainer. Thank you.

Really for 100 dollar hotel stay, everything about the hotels exceeded my expectations.

The young man at the checkin was great ! All of a sudden t here was a line, and he got everyone checked in fast. Was helpful about the area to. But the real star was my cleaning lady and I wish would have got her name. I checked out early and happen to run into her and said hi, and let her know I was out. I no sooner got to my car when I heard her yell. I had forgotten my nice side sleeper pillow. She brought it to me and I was so grateful but regret not getting her name. I checked out Wednesday morning. I will be traveling back through soon and will definitively stay again.

The smell of the A/c was musty

Perfect location. Clean rooms and property. Really nice staff, helpful and friendly. The breakfast was a nice feature. Made getting on the road easy to not need to make another stop.

Only issue was limited parking- they probably have exactly one spot per room. All it took was a few big trucks spilling into two spots(not the property’s fault), we had to have everyone get out from the passenger side before pulling in close to their passenger side so we could squeeze into the last spot.