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Chug back in time and experience pristine locomotives exactly as they were more than 100 years ago, specialty rides on the scenic rail line, the friendly cats of the sprawling machine shop, and more.

Downtown Grand Las Vegas opened in November 2013 with an 18-story Casino Tower and a 25-story Grand Tower. It occupies the land where the Lady Luck once stood (it closed […]

Howard Hughes, Shirley Temple, and Bette Davis all got a dam good night of sleep at this charming boutique hotel, built in 1933 and now found on the National Register of Historic Places. The property offers lovely rooms, a café, speakeasy lounge, an art gallery, and an on-site museum, which dazzles with artifacts, photographs, and film about the construction of Hoover Dam.

Ready for a true Vintage Vegas experience complete with the perfect dash of upscale kitsch? Look no further than the Plaza Hotel & Casino in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas.

There’s no better place to get into Virginia City’s “spirit” than at one of the most haunted historic mansions in town. A magnet for paranormal enthusiasts, take a tour of this 150+ year old Comstock millionaire’s mansion for an authentic look into Nevada’s past.

What better way to experience the mighty Hoover Dam than to stay a few minutes away? The Hoover Dam Lodge and Casino is conveniently located half a mile away. Enjoy this recently remodeled Hoover Dam hotel with five on-site restaurants, and on-site trip planning assistance to tons of activities.

Situated in West Wendover on the Utah-Nevada state line, the Peppermill offers a variety of luxurious guest rooms and suites. When guests want to play in style, the Peppermill has a wide variety of exciting slot machines and table games that includes our intimate poker room, there’s always electricity in the air.

This modern, clean RV park is the perfect spot for you to settle in at to enjoy all the Hawthorne area has to offer.

Situated minutes from Walker Lake in the heart of “America’s Patriotic Home”, make Motel 6 Hawthorne your home away from home for all your Free-Range Art Highway road trip discoveries.

Located in the heart of Virginia City’s historic district, the Sugarloaf Mountain Motel was first built as an 1870s boarding house. Today, guests can rely on a comfortable stay in this historic beauty!