Nevada’s bed and breakfasts let travelers experience the Silver State’s heart and soul in the most authentic way possible. Tucked into mountain towns, high-desert valleys, and even Wild West stomping grounds, these overnighters serve up more than just homemade breakfasts (though you’ll want to stick around for those). In short: Be our guest.
Nevada Bed & Breakfasts
Homes Away From Home
Each bed and breakfast in Nevada brings something special to the table. Experience the full range of Silver State charm in stays that are remote, restorative, and always a little unexpected.
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Popular Bed & Breakfasts
History doesn’t feel far away when you’re sleeping in the middle of it. Many of Nevada’s bed and breakfasts operate from homes that have seen lifetimes pass through their halls. Your next stay could put you closer to adventure (and just might be your next adventure).
Northern Nevada B&Bs
If you’re looking for a bed and breakfast near Reno, Virginia City has a host of options for you. Travel less than 30 miles from the Biggest Little City to discover Victorian-era lodging that retains the opulent charm of the town’s mining heyday. You can’t go wrong with Cobb Mansion Bed & Breakfast or Howard Street Home. For coziness with a dash of history, Virginia City Bed & Breakfast and B Street House Inn are also favorites.
The White House Inn is another can’t-miss overnighter in the Reno-Tahoe region. It’s not uncommon to see deer outside this boutique B&B in Genoa—Nevada’s oldest settlement—and you’ll be just a short walk away from the town’s historic gems. Pick which of the four rooms you adore most and settle in for a getaway surrounded by gorgeous views.
Further afield in the old mining town of Unionville sits Old Pioneer Garden Country Inn. This charming—and remote—bed and breakfast dates back to the 1860s. The Hadley House, where visitors usually stay, was once the town’s blacksmith shop, and surrounding the bucolic property are the well-preserved remains of the town’s original structures.
Southern Nevada B&Bs
Searching for a bed and breakfast near Las Vegas? Options surround the city in almost every direction. Go west toward Pahrump and tuck in at K7 Bed and Breakfast, which offers both breakfast and dinner options. Northwest of Las Vegas is the Shady Lady Bed & Breakfast, found just outside Beatty. This colorful property was once a brothel, but it now welcomes those seeking heart-shaped tubs and the company of peacocks. Both K7 and the Shady Lady serve as on-the-way stays if your ultimate destination is Death Valley National Park.
For truly getting away from it all, opt for Queensland Vineyard Bed and Breakfast. Detour off US-95 and go to Dyer for this three-bedroom retreat (both pet friendly and able to accommodate vegetarians) located in the middle of vineyards, a lavender garden, and alfalfa farm. Near the Utah border, Panaca is well worth the road trip from Las Vegas. In this tiny farm town, the Pine Tree Inn Bed & Breakfast tempts guests to choose between the main house and a log cabin. Fuel up with a full, hot breakfast and explore nearby Cathedral Gorge State Park and just-up-the-highway Pioche, home to Old West sights that definitely still wow.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the advantages of staying in a bed and breakfast?
Bed and breakfasts offer a more personal experience than traditional hotels. Many are owned and/or operated by hosts who know the area well and take pride in making you feel right at home. The pace is slower, the setting is more intimate, and the atmosphere is more relaxed than your typical hotel, too.
Is breakfast free at a bed and breakfast?
Usually, the answer is yes! Breakfast is often included in the room rate you pay to stay at a B&B. However, some properties do charge separately to take advantage of meals. It’s best to confirm directly with any bed and breakfast that catches your eye.
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