We stayed here mid October. Our friends had a room by the restaurant and we had two efficiencies down the road. It was a long walk between the rooms, at least a 1/4 of a mile. Their room had two doubles and a twin in a separate small bedroom, and a small shower only. It had a tiny fridge, too.... More

This place is so great! It is completely different then other motels and hotels we've stayed in the 5 weeks of our holliday. We slept a night in one of the rooms next to the restaurant and we loved it. Don't expect luxury, but when your level is a clean bed, a shower and a toilet in a clean room,... More

I and two other people stayed at Silver Jack this summer, taking two (converted trailer) rooms. Both had a litany of dead insects on the floor. The accomodations are very sparse for the money. The reason they have a non-refundable policy is because some of the rooms (including mine) are infested with either mosquito nests or bed bugs. I was... More

We stayed in one of the twin bed rooms and I thought that the mattresses were very comfortable. It is what it is. A motel in a tiny town in the middle of nowhere. It was old and a little run down, but for all that , the food was great and it was relatively clean. More

Wife and I stayed one night in June, 2010. Drove more than 400 miles via Hoover Dam to get there after arriving on plane in Las Vegas earlier that day. The accomodations were OK for me but my wife had less-than-pleasant opinions of the motel. If you're going to spend a night in the area and if you expect decent... More

My husband and I visited Great Basin National Park and stayed at the Silver Jack Inn in Baker, NV; population 52. It was nothing fancy for sure. It was a place to rest after a very long driving day. It was the perfect location for visiting Great Basin and the owner was an interesting fellow. There were other bikers staying... More

Seriously, other than having your own bathroom, there is little reason to stay here. There's really little choice in hotels in the small town of Baker, next door to Great Basin National Park. This hotel is from the 50's, with little upgrading. There are 2 amenities: towels and soap. No hairdryer----Couldn't even borrow one from the office (which is actually... More

Went to see Great Basin National Park(Well worth the trip and Caves are very Good)Experience started badly we arrived at 2pm the Motel was shut with a note saying back at 3.30. Was not best pleased as had been driving for hours.The young woman who registered us obviously had better things to do than deal with guests she claimed had... More

Not sure how to review this one--it is so far off the wall. First of all, if you need all the amenities and a large modern room, DON'T stay here. Our room was actually in a converted trailer--or something. The room was small, the bathroom spartan. The floor was kind of uneven, the bed was old, the bathroom fixtures were... More