Border Inn Casino

The staff was super friendly. however the rooms are severely dated and thr whole property is in need of upgrades. its really a great location near Great Basin NP and options that remote are limited, but a few upgrades wouldnt hurt..had a stove with oven in our room but zero cooking utensils are provided so its pretty useless. no coffee pot in room either

Good location. Near Great Basin National Park. Older facility. A/C and refrigerator were not turned on. Mom and pop style motel. Could use some renovation. But, it worked for us on our visit to the park.

We stayed here to visit the national Park. It is not fancy but clean enough and has a little grocery market and restaurant and some entertainment as well. Casino and cowboy games. The location is super cool. You are right on the border and the time on your cell phone keep on switching back-and-forth. Really quick experience super close to the national park so very convenient. I do recommend it

This place is really rough, I suggest staying elsewhere. I know what you’re thinking… how bad can it be, I just need a bed for the night! Truth is I’ve slept more comfortably in a tent on gravel surrounded by RV generators. I’d call it a roach motel but even they seem to know better. I honestly don’t think a dollar has been put into the place since it was built, which i’m guessing was in the 70s based on the wood paneling and peeling bathroom wallpaper. The beds were metal frames with squeaky lumpy spring mattresses. The AC was a loud window unit, turning off and on all night, but very hot and muggy in between running, and the carpet had questionable stains. In the bathroom there were mold stains, both soap dispensers were broken, the exhaust fan didn’t work at all, and CFL lights flickered constantly. to top things off there’s no tv or coffee maker, which I thought were basic amenities at this point.. but i was offered the password for their wifi (which didn’t actually connect to the internet) I let the staff know of the disrepair, but they seemed puzzled (or perhaps offended) and offered another room which turned out identical if not worse. Exhausted and not wanting to travel any longer, we all took melatonin and slept as best as we could until ~6am after jokingly calling it “glamping”

Pros: Working AC (very important for the desert in July), quiet area, beautiful views, fantastic staff, good food. Cons: The building needs some updates- gaps under the door allow for dust to blow in and the mattresses aren't the most comfortable.

Property is dated. It meets the need as a room to sleep in. The is NOTHING in the area. Food was ok. Staff was great!

Nice place to stay for visiting the national park. It is kind of in the middle of nowhere, but has a convenient store and restaurant close by, so good for a night stay. Property is old and you can see some cracking on the walls and some furnitures are delicate, but in general not expecting too much considering it’s location.

Nice place to stay if you’re happening through, or lodging for a visit to Great Basin NP. The rooms was adequate and property has the basics in terms of food/services. Wi-Fi is almost non-existent.

If the room was $50 dollars a night I wouldn't say anything is wrong with it but it is NOT worth anything more than that! The only thing it has going for it is that it is literally one of like two hotels within miles! The beds are small and uncomfortable. There are NO amenities, the fridge in the room doesnt get cold at all, no tv in room, not even a dresser. The staff were good and the bathroom was clean but the place hasn't seen a new look in like 40 years. Very minimal and low quality. Overall, not recommended!

I prepaid on Expedia for two rooms for one night. They charged me again when I checked for both rooms. When I told the cashier that I had prepaid on Expedia, she assured me she was getting my card information for incidentals. But my bank account shows that I was charged again by the hotel for both rooms. When I followed up, she told me to take it up with my bank. If you stay there, don’t prepay.