Best Hotels near Secret Cove, Carson City

The hotel and amenities were on par with what I expected from a Holiday Inn Express. The parking lot was pretty well lit and common areas were clean. In my room, however, I was surprised to find a used k-cup in the coffee maker. There was a clump of hair on the bathroom counter, some mildew in the tub/shower, and it was clear from the built-up soap residue that the shower hadn't been cleaned well in a while. The kicker, though, was the used, rolled-up bandage that I found just underneath the chair in my room. Disappointed in finding this at a Holiday Inn. Felt taken advantage of experiencing this at the price I paid for the room. Stayed someplace else my second night in Carson City. Paid a bit more. It was money very well spent.

When you go to Lake Tahoe, the hotel is economical and the car stops at the door of the room. The little brother at the front desk was very nice. The toilet in our room was leaking. I told the front desk, and someone came to repair it. The hotel is ok.

Checked in for a couple of weeks while I had a job in town. The gal at the counter sent me to a room in the back. Strong odor of urine like a care facility but the overpowering smell of green-bud from the last tenant was the deal breaker. The smashed fiberglass shower floor was also a deal breaker. Back to the front counter. Office staff was helpful and let me look at another room before I committed. Asked for a room next to the office (I figured drug dealers would not want to stay there). That room was clean and tidy. spotless bathroom. Nice little fridge too. The only real detractor was I could hear everything going on in the room next to me through the locked interior door which would attach 2 rooms into one. If I had neighbors who stayed up late I needed to leave my TV on for gray-noise so I could sleep. Other than that, it was a convenient and clean place to crash while working in town.

This hotel is really good. It ’s actually a resort. By the lake, we have a lot of guests at the end of October. The reception hall is always full. The decoration architectural style belongs to the atmospheric forestry + stone brick structure. There are dark sofas with bonfire fireplaces and bear elements. The lake on the edge is very beautiful, suitable for watching the sunset There are also very good high-end restaurants near the resort, and the produce is very good. Overall highly recommended

Really enjoyed our stay here. The breakfast was amazing, hot waffles, sausage, eggs, potato’s and bacon, plus non hot items too like cereal. Wifi was fast and easy to use. Bed was pretty comfy but could’ve used a better comforter. The shower and bathroom set up was kinda weird, there wasn’t a door for the vanity area so if youre staying with other people just keep that in mind. The hot tub was great too it’s outdoor so the temp is perfect and we really enjoyed our white claw that we bought from the front desk in the hot tub. Overall a really great stay!

Our visit was FABULOUS! We each had our own rooms. 2 regular rooms with our own beds and kitchenets and we had 1 big room with full kitchen, balcony and sitting area. This is the room we would meet up in and make plans. The Bell staff is 5 star! Helpful, funny and thoughtful! They were there for us for anything we needed. Had an issue with a fridge and engineering had it fixed within 45 minutes! Close to everything, pretty quiet, Bartenders are amazing and Happy Hour was great! Close to beaches, easy access. Parking is a little challenging if after 5pm... Recommend 1. Make a reservation 2. If you go during busy season be patient 3. Tip your servers of all faucets 4. Look around your room, there are extra towels, blankets and more. Great Trip, Brilliant staffing! We will be back!

We have great stay here. Very convenient to everything needed.

I have stayed at the Sugarloaf Mountain Inn many times. It is a small, quaint family run hotel at the end of C St. The prices are reasonable and comparable to the other establishments in the area. It is conveniently located within a short walk from downtown and two doors down from a Mexican restaurant, which I have reviewed separately. There is an on-site convenience store, which is where the check-in counter is. The store carries regular and adult beverages, snacks and other miscellaneous items you may have forgotten or needed in your travels. There is no icemaker on site; however, there is ice available in an icebox located in the store in convenient grab bags for guests to take. The pros of staying here are by far the friendly staff. Heather, who checked me in and operated the shop during my stay, was so helpful and kind. I also met two women that tended to the rooms who were very friendly. I had my pup with me, who I bring with me on my travels and everyone here was accommodating and welcoming. I stayed in room 11 on this visit, which was a first for me, as I am usually traveling with someone and get the double room, which is number 5. Room 11 was recently updated I was told and while it is a small room, I typically am only sleeping there, so it did not bother me. The bathroom is larger than expected and the newly installed shower and tiles were a lovely update. The room had a smart TV, microwave and refrigerator. If you want coffee, bring your own, I knew this ahead of time, so that is what I did. They may have it in the shop in the morning, but the shop does not open until 8 am and I am an early riser. Parking is available in the front of your room and if for some reason the lot is full, there is parking on the street. If you have a dog, you will need to walk across the street to the empty lot to let them relieve themselves. Thank you Heather and staff for making my stay so comfortable. I am sorry my pup chewed up the roll of toilet paper, lol. I will be staying with you all again on my next visit.