My wife and 3 kids and I came into boulder late and we needed a place to stay. The 1st room had no cable tv, so we switched rooms. The 2nd room had no hot water (we called the front desk informed them of the situation). We were told wait 10 minutes as they would "reset the water heater." DISAPPOINTMENT'

This Hotel is the worst I have ever stayed in I will NEVER go back there go stay somewhere else it is not worth the gross accomodations they have bed bugs, lice, cockroaches and they do not change the sheets all the time, bad maids and bed mttresses are stained GROSS do not stay there STAY AWAY

I just moved to Vegas fro NY and need a place to stay so I am stuck here. But as soon as I find a place I am out of here.The cottage is very small and smells.The walls are stained we bought our on cleaning chem to clean the room.The pool has empty beer cans in it no water, cable sucks, no phone in room. Sink leaks to where you can't use it, towels smell. Most of the people hear are perminent and look at you funny and are loud. It is a disgrase can't wait to leave. Only good thing is they accept pets.

To the untrained eye, the Nevada Inn may seem like a great place to stay when you find that you need a budget motel last minute because you booked the wrong days in Las Vegas... The rooms are very large and there is a lot of light, and it's cheap. But that's it.

The bathroom was too dirty to use and the room had the feel, and slight odour, of an old-peoples' home. After a terrible night's sleep, I got up in the middle of the night only to find that my head was rather, er... itchy. Whether it was psychological from the thought of putting my head on the greasy pillow, or that this itching was caused by actual headlice, I can't say for sure. However, the only way I stopped scratching was to dye my hair the next day as soon as I got to Las Vegas.

The Nevada Inn - unless you are conducting a biological survey on the mating trends of lice, or for that matter, you are an exterminator, I'd stay as far away as possible.