Hotel Nevada has many new features that guests will enjoy including the addition of 32-inch flat screen TVs in all of the 67 rooms and suites for guest's viewing pleasure. Each room is also now equipped with Keurig single cup coffee makers.
ELY, NEV. – In honor of its 85th anniversary, Hotel Nevada, located in the heart of downtown Ely, recently spruced up amenities in an effort to improve guest experiences. Known for its historic style that gives guests a glimpse into the past, these improvements provide guests with increased comfort and convenience both inside and outside of the rooms, without taking away from its rustic charm.
Renovations include new, luxurious carpet and flooring throughout the entire casino and updated slot machines. An inviting lobby complete with a comfortable seating area consisting of brown leather chairs and a couch has also been added.
Hotel Nevada has many new features that guests will enjoy including the addition of 32-inch flat screen TVs in all of the 67 rooms and suites for guest’s viewing pleasure. Each room is also now equipped with Keurig single cup coffee makers.
“We want our guests to enjoy our historic style while not compromising on all of the modern amenities and features,” said Rick Richards, General Manager at Hotel Nevada. “We know that our guests will enjoy these newly added upgrades for years to come.”
While taking in all of the new additions at Hotel Nevada guests can feast on delicious meals and decadent desserts at their 24-hour cafe. The cafe serves up daily lunch and dinner specials as well as a featured dessert of the day.
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