Stayed one night after visiting Hoover Dam. Older facility with some wear and tear but clean enough. Moderate price for a moderate room and surprisingly quite even though it is attached to a casino.

This hotel is good enough for me. I am not particularly picky, so I can overlook the fact that some of the furnishings arae a bit old. They do give good discounts. Food is not that great, but the service is good and the staff is friendly. Overall, it is worth the stay.

I got a very inexpensive room here for 4 nights so had my doubts. I'm glad I choose it! The room and bathroom were large, comfortable and clean. It is an older place so don't expect it to compare with the snazzy places on The Strip. Then again, I paid less for my room than the Strip hotels charge for their resort fee! The room's TV was small but I wasn't there to watch TV. The Hacienda has a very good buffet for the price so I ate there several times. I hear the Hacienda Steakhouse is good but didn't eat there. All of the staff I encountered were friendly and helpful. They have a nice outdoor pool and easy parking. The location is several miles east of Boulder City so you have to drive to get anywhere. Some friends recommended the raft trips that you can book at the Hacienda but I didn't have a chance to take one. I will definitely stay at the Hacienda Hotel again. It is the closest place to stay to Boulder Dam and the Arizona border.

The rooms are pretty old, worn and dim, but for the price you pay it is great value for the location, couple of miles from Hoover Dam, views of Lake Mead right from the car park, and right off the freeway, so you can't complain really.