A thoroughly enjoyable stay that I would highly recommend  The only downside was the lack of shelves for you bathroom toiletries -

but there were some rooms "sponsored" across the hall with spectacular bathroom upgrades and lovely antique furniture.

They are renovating the rooms I guess; mine - reserved indirectly - was quite spartan and with a MINUSCULE bathroom (you could not sit on the toilet unless the door was closed….

The bathroom was very small and accessing the toilet could be problematic for large people.

My only complaint is the soap and shampoo provided need to be a bit more soapy.

That was balanced by cracks in ceiling, no refrigerator, almost non-existent WIFI, outdated plumbing, inoperative ice machine, closed on-site restaurant, small shower and no ground floor rooms.

The soap, shampoo, etc were in dispensers, except there was no shampoo and the rest were hard to get out.

Bathroom door looked like it had been attacked with a weed eater around the bottom edges.

Our room and bathroom were small and tired looking.

This is a really old hotel so do not expect large bedrooms or bathrooms.

The fan in the bathroom was operated by  the light switch and was quite noisy.

The valve in the shower gave us some issue and the ring on the door know for the bathroom needs some screws.

The bathroom door was a bit scuffed though.

however, was exceptionally tight and some people might have a lot of difficulty using the toilet due to the very limited space between it and the basin.

The rooms are also in keeping; small (for the US), with simple décor, small (for the US) beds, small bathrooms (come to that, small bathtubs.

The Boulder Dam Inn is a nice historic hotel if you can overlook some of the issues/ quirks that are inherent in an old hotel: small rooms, small bathrooms, thin walls.

Went up to the room and spent almost 30 minutes under the hot shower trying to loosen up my back and legs.

The rooms have character, the beds are comfortable, the bathrooms small.

The location was very central to the historic area.

Wonderful historic hotel built in the thirties, rooms are adequate for the time period.

If you like antique shopping, it is worth mentioning that there are 3 or 4 large antique emporiums within a 5 minute walk.

historic hotel from the time when the Hoover dam was built.

Other than that, if you are into historic hotels, you should book a stay here.

It’s a lovely historic building with a small museum inside.

Beautiful historic hotel with unique old-fashioned details that made the room feel homey.

Chose Boulder Dam Hotel for the historic charm and great price.

Truly enjoyed our stay at the historic Boulder Dam Hotel.

The two rooms we had - 203 and the more spacious 205 were fabulous, decorated with simple charm and subtle historical references.

On are way to a Winter Getaway in Arizona, we stayed at the Boulder Dam Hotel, we had a great stay , the hotel was excellent, room was very good, the hotel itself is fabulous wonderful historic place and lots of history pertaining to the boulder dam itself.

The hotel is a historical building and well kept.

It was built to support the building of the Hoover Dam so it is quite historic.

Boulder City historic district is charming and the Boulder Dam Hotel is one of the reasons.

Many good restaurants and antique shops within walking distance.

Beautiful historic hotel, very clean, I love the attention to detail of the historic decor.

Check in staff was very accommodating, with  suggestions for dinner, walking tour of the historic area,.

A wonderful, historic hotel to complement your stay in the hidden gem that is Boulder City.

My husband and I stayed at this historic gem October 8, 9, and 10.

Lovely included breakfast (fruit pancakes were delicious).

Free breakfast cooked to order was wonderful.

Breakfast was free, and guests can choose from about 10 items, made to order.

Also the included breakfast was unbeatable, definitely not what you would expect for a free breakfast!

The staff is very helpful, the rooms clean, the bed is marvelous & who could possibly complain about the complementary breakfast

Full Breakfast was complimentary, delicious and plentiful, in a beautiful old dining room.

The breakfast was included which was a plus.

A nice breakfast is included with the room and cookies and lemonade in the evening.

It's very nice--much nicer than the nearby modern and nondescript motels--and the included breakfast is a bonus.

The whole experience was delightful, very friendly staff, charming room, delicious breakfast included with the room, very chill town, I will highly recommend this place.

The free breakfast was plentiful and tasty.

There is a nice breakfast included in your room rate.

Free breakfast in the mornings sets you up for a great day.

Breakfast is included and was quite good.

The museum of the Hoover dam construction is very good and adds to the lovely atmosphere.

If you are planning to visit the Hoover Dam, this is a great location nearby.

The 'in house' Hoover Dam museum is great.

but to learn about the history on how the hoover dam was built.

The museum is well worth visiting and the Hoover Dam is only a few miles away so it’s a great base.

There was also an interesting museum in the hotel regarding the building of the Hoover Dam.

Note, the hotel  around the time they were building the Hoover Dam.

This hotel was only about 30 minutes from the strip, and was clean, well run and managed, and in a good area near Hoover Dam.

I liked the history associated with the hotel and their museum was very interesting.. Great location also for visiting the Hoover Dam.

We had an idea there was a story connecting the hotel with Hoover Dam,

Very close to Las Vegas and the Hoover Dam.

And take the time for a short history lesson about the great Hoover Dam.

The Hoover Dam museum is in the hotel, so that is an interesting activity if in the area.

Always a pleasant stay in this town filled with antique stores, galleries, art, and sculpture; and with one of the wonders of the world, Hoover Dam, just a few minutes away.

Really nice stay and close to Hoover Dam!

It is also very close to Hoover Dam and Las Vegas.

I was just planning to visit the Hoover Dam.

There is also a free museum telling the history of Hoover Dam!

The museum inside the hotel was a real hidden gem.

The hotel lobby is large with comfortable seating.

This hotel was charming, comfortable and a great change of pace from Las Vegas.

So much history in such a beautiful hotel.

The hotel have a nice museum on its 1st floor and that is Free.

LOVED the history, decor and the attention to detail at this hotel.

The hotel is quiet and the rooms are large with comfortable beds and everything one needs.

The hotel is easy to find and in a great location for shops and restaurants nearby.

Stayed at this hotel with spouse for holiday getaway.

Because we stayed at the Boulder City Hotel, we could walk to supper and have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.

I highly recommend  the Southwest Diner its a couple blocks form the hotel and have the homemade pie it's wonderful.

While we were here we visited the Hoover Dam Museum located in the same building, and often waited for our friends in the lovely seating area by the fireplace in the great front room.

The free museum was a great bonus to our stay.

There is a museum on site focusing on the construction of Hoover Dam.

They have a museum inside that was the bomb - you don't have to stay there to visit it, which we thought was very nice.

The hotel has a museum covering the building of the Hoover Dam, an Art Gallery with works available for purchase, and a really neat bar called Cleveland's Speakeasy.

but seriously enjoyed the museum which has artifacts from the building of the dam and the lives of the people who built it despite intense difficulty and hardship.

Self guided and free (donation only) museum downstairs had very informative information about the building of the dam and the town.

Great breakfast; lovely lobby; building with a long history; very friendly staff; beautiful Christmas tree; very interesting museum and great pictures of the hotel from early 1900s; highly recommend; beautiful Christmas lights everywhere

The museum, which is located in the hotel, was so informative.

Having enjoyed the museum, we felt very knowledgeable about going to see Hoover Dam.

There is a downstairs bar where live music was played on the evening we stayed.

There was live music across the street that we listened to with our windows open during the night.

We were there on the weekend and they had live music.

We spent one evening sitting at Tony's Pizza at a sidewalk table enjoying a pizza and the other folks dining and listening to live music.

There is a Grand Piano, upholstered furniture, old photos of the hotel and Boulder City.

Stepping into the lobby was like stepping back in time with overstuffed comfortable furniture, beautiful wood doors, trim work and check-in desk and even some 40s music playing.

One feels at home when you look around the living room and see the piano and fireplace.

Everything was perfect from the lobby with the fireplace glowing and the piano to the room decor to the dining area.

Beautifully decorated hotel for Christmas ,fireplace, piano, and hot restaurant departure breakfast.

The lobby with grand piano was welcoming and relaxing.

Arrived in the foyer with pleasant  jazz music playing.

It was a beautiful place to walk into homely, well decorated even a grand piano.

Lots of wood, an impressive staircase and a piano in the lobby.

The lobby is adorned with a huge piano and has several sofas.

And if you're lucky, someone will be playing the grand piano in the lobby while you're there enjoying the fire in the fireplace.

One other interesting thing, if you can remember late 1950’s & early 1960’s music you just might remember a couple of instrumentals by drummer Sandy Nelson, “Let there be drums” or “Teen beat”.

The staff were friendly and professional - my concert pianist husband enjoyed playing the 100 year old grand piano in the lobby, and guests gathered to listen and enjoy, it was tuned PERFECTLY.

They had a grand piano in the lobby which they let my boys play.

This beautiful and historic hotel comes with one huge caveat: LOUD and LATE MUSIC from a nearby brewpub within just a few steps of the street - facing rooms each Friday and Saturday nights.

Our receptionist checked everyone in with, " Happy to have you here! No smoking, no pets, no partyin' like a rock star!"

Bathroom was tiny, no place for toiletries.

They are NOT kidding about hot water and small bathrooms.

Very small room and very small bathroom you nearly had to empty the Boulder Dam before you got a "not so hot shower".

Note:* the bathrooms are very small in the Queen rooms, hence, they are better suited to the 'solo' traveller.

Our room had a "Living room" with a kitchen, a bedroom and a small bathroom.

The room was not very posh and the bathroom very small

The rooms are small as most from the depression era.

Though the room was small, it was just fine for two people.

The rooms were small and the beds uncomfortable.

However, our room was small and as mentioned, it looked as if the room had  not been updated since the 1930's.

We stayed in the Shirley Temple room which was quite small

Our room was very small and had no real storage space, and the bed was not really comfy.

(It turns out there was small room that had coffee in it down the hall,

Boulder Dam Hotel

small room

small bathroom

bathroom

museum

classy

free breakfast

We checked the pool and the doors were locked, and they didn't open with the room key card, so we walked back to the desk.

We were concerned that we would still get the tap on the door,

The maid bangs on the door every morning at 8am.

the person on the other end had to calmed me down, as nothing I did would open the doors.

However, the noise continued until 6:40 a.m. when the man finally seemed to fall asleep for a short period before waking again and continuing (at one point opening the door and yelling "yeah keep looking ahead you dumb white [b-word]" to someone.

The flip lock on the main door of our room was busted off.

but it was like staying at hotel expect your door is outside.

The walls are so thin you could hear coughing next door.

but the screws holding it on were ready to fall out; there was toothpaste on the back of the bathroom door; and the tub drained slowly; the shampoo, conditioner, and soap dispensers were empty.

To tell the truth I was concerned as we pulled up and the doors were facing outside instead of a hall and stairways instead of elevators.

Unfortunately the only complaint I have is I was woken up by the maid service at 9 o’clock so warning I guess I could’ve prevented it by putting the privacy door hanger on LOL

The bed is firm with springs pushing upwards and lots of light coming into the room through the windows and door seam,
When you look at the pictures on their web site it appears as if they have blackout curtains,

You hear all the footsteps, all the doors opening, closing. everything!

Got up to find a group of men outside our door leaning on our vehicle with beer and smoking.

The rooms walls are very thin and you can hear normal conversations from the next door rooms.

We were not sure what to expect, and received a very pleasant surprise when we opened the door to our room!

We could see daylight between the door jamb and the door.

Each day they started cleaning rooms around 730 to 8 AM and the sidewalk outside the rooms are like a cobblestone so you hear everything like the window was open or the door is cracked open, that’s how much you can hear, and the walls are paper thin so you can hear everything so if you’re an early riser it’s no big deal

but also a pub with live music and restaurant literally next door.

Vanity area not separate .Had trouble making soap dispensers work
They are in the heart of Boulder City , a quaint town that reminds me of the 1960’s Very close to the Hoover Dam .Lot of places to boat,fish, and hike
There are several museums, lots of antique and thrift shop 
Nevada train museum offers 40 minute train rides
Not far from Vegas.

Easy check-in, delicious breakfast included, comfortable and clean rooms, and easy access to the downtown area and the Hoover Dam.

The Hoover Dam Motel is reasonably priced and quite clean.

but stopped at the Hoover Dam Best Western so I could get my work done.

Convenient hotel for visits to Lake Mead and Hoover Dam.

Great value and nice and close to the Hoover Dam!

We stayed here for one night while visiting the Hoover Dam which is a short, easy drive from here.

Enjoyed our stay at the Best Western Hoover Dam in historic Boulder City.

Close to the NV State Railroad Museum and the Hoover Dam.

I called the Hoover Dam hotel a day and half in advance to cancel a room on a monday.

but wonderful experiences and every single one of these hotels except for this Hoover Dam Boulder city location.

This is a great location to stay for Hoover Dam and Lake Mead,

Perfect place to stay while visiting Hoover Dam.

This is the second stay I have at the Best Western Hoover Dam Hotel during the past two years.

Great location outside of Las Vegas and close to the Hoover Dam.

Took a family trip to Nevada to see the hoover dam and visit Las Vegas.

It is close to Hoover dam and Lake Mead Recreational area.

We would highly recommend this Best Western location for anyone looking to stay near The Hoover Dam.

Lake Mead and Hoover Dam close and the hotel had plenty of boat parking! !

The location was good as it was close to Hoover dam.

Nice Hotel near Hoover Dam and Lake Mead.

The hotel is close to the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, gaming, and plenty of restaurants.

Great place to stay close to Hoover Dam and about 1.5 hours from the West Rim.

Located right in Boulder City, close to Hoover Dam and Lake Mead Recreation area.

but want to be close to hoover dam and Grand Canyon this is a good option.

We were looking for dog friendly near Hoover Dam.

Very close to Hoover Dam and that was our first planned stop.

On a recent road trip, the Best Western Hoover Dam hotel was a great stay, very close to Hoover Dam & not far from Las Vegas.

The LV bus runs out here,saw the bus pass the hotel 
Join the loyalty club, they are generous with the points and you get special deals.

Next, we went to the bar/lounge on the property.

Hotel is in walking distance of everything, rooms are nice, lots of parking .

For a 2 star hotel, we thought that this establishment offered excellent value for money.

The hotel was clean and no issues to report.

I truly enjoyed this hotel and everything about it.

Was on the road for 3 months and only stayed at Best Western Hotels .

We stayed two nights and the hotel was perfect for us.

We were highly disappointed as that was the main reason we chose the hotel.

This hotel also fraudulently charged my colleague and she is also disputing the charge.

If you get lucky with quiet neighbors, the hotel is renovated, clean, and well located.

Property was tidy and clean, staff was friendly, loved having breakfast at the local restaurant right across the street.

My room was far enough away from the music 
HVAC and water worked well

They have vending machines.

With fun restaurants and live music nearby.

The restaurant has great burgers and burritos and live music with a friendly staff.

I came equipped with a portable DVD player with my favorite music and a very good pair of headphones, so the "thin" walls were no problem.

Ran into local Saturday night street fair with live music and food trucks.

Any noise I did hear was from people in the hall from other customers.For some reason they have music blasting out of the lobby to the parking lot.

Breakfast room ran out of hot make-your-own-waffles by 8:30 AM and when guests were asking about it, the breakfast attendant was loudly dismissive and impatient in her response.

Very tired hotel, extremely noisy air conditioning, pokey bathroom with soap dispensers that don't work, old bed, small rooms.

the insulation between rooms was near paper thin and I could hear the guests above me until midnight both nights and I could hear someone in the room next to me moaning late at night.

The walls and floors are paper thin with very little insulation.

but no insulation between rooms so conversations and tv's could be heard.

Seems like there is no insulation between walls, can hear conversations from the rooms around us.

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