Motels on or Near Highway 50 in Nevada
Danielle Hill, Leaf Group
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Highway 50 runs east-west across the United States, stretching from California all the way to Maryland. In Nevada, the highway is known as "the Loneliest Road," as it passes through some of the state's most desolate places. However, travelers on the road can still find places to rest in between the wide open stretches of road. Most of the motels on Highway 50 in Nevada are clustered around a few well-spaced towns.
By Lake Tahoe
Highway 50 enters Nevada from the west by Lake Tahoe, hugging the shore along a brief north-south stretch before wending eastward. Many motels are centered around the California-Nevada border, in the town of Stateline and, further north, in lakeside Zephyr Cove. Many of Stateline's accommodations also feature casinos. For example, the Lakeside Inn and Casino (lakesideinn.com) has guest rooms, restaurants and casinos in one location, right off the highway. At Zephyr Cove Resort (zephyrcove.com), guests stay in standard guest rooms in the main lodge, in private cabins, or at the RV park and campground.
After Lake Tahoe, the next concentration of motels is around Carson City, about 25 miles from Stateline. As in Stateline, most accommodations cater to the gambler. The Best Western (bestwestern.com) Carson Station Hotel and Casino and the Gold Dust West (gdwcasino.com) both feature gaming and dining as well as lodging.
From Carson City east, it's another 62 miles before the next group of motels, found in the town of Fallon, the "Oasis of Nevada." Among the local options, the pet-friendly Holiday Inn Express (hiexpress.com) Fallon has an array of amenities, including free wireless Internet access, a business center, fitness center, and both indoor and outdoor pools. The Econo Lodge (econolodge.com) Fallon is another pet-friendly option. As at the Holiday Inn Express, amenities include a swimming pool and free wireless Internet access. Guests also have use of a kitchen and receive complimentary breakfast.
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In Eureka and Ely
Nearly 200 miles east of Fallon, Eureka offers roadside accommodations after Nevada's most desolate stretch of road. The Best Western Plus (bestwestern.com) Eureka Inn has a fitness center and whirlpool and serves complimentary breakfast each morning. Pets are welcome on a case-by-case basis. About 80 miles further east, Ely offers multiple hotel options. The Hotel Nevada and Gambling Hall (hotelnevada.com) has 67 rooms right downtown, plus a casino and meeting facilities. For the familiarity of a chain hotel, opt instead for La Quinta Inn & Suites (lq.com) Ely, with both standard guest rooms and suites. Pets are welcome by prior arrangement. The motel's many amenities include a swimming pool and spa, meeting facilities, a fitness center, and free wireless Internet and breakfast.
Lakeside Inn and Casino: Home
Zephyr Cove Resort: Home
Best Western: Best Western Carson Station Hotel/Casino
Gold Dust West: Home
Holiday Inn Express: Fallon
Econo Lodge: Econo Lodge Fallon
Best Western: Best Western Plus Eureka Inn
Hotel Nevada and Gambling Hall
La Quinta: La Quinta Inn & Suites Ely
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Danielle Hill has been writing, editing and translating since 2005. She has contributed to "Globe Pequot" Barcelona travel guide, "Gulfshore Business Magazine," "Connecting Lines: New Poetry from Mexico" and "The Barcelona Review." She has trained in neuro-linguistic programming and holds a Bachelor of Arts in comparative literature and literary translation from Brown University.
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