Boulder Dam Hotel

Hotel · Boulder City

Boulder Dam Hotel

Hotel · Boulder City

1305 Arizona St, Boulder City, NV 89005

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Nestled in Boulder City, this charming 1933 hotel blends vintage elegance with modern comforts, including a speakeasy bar and a delightful museum on-site.

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@onthegrid

"Built in 1932, this hotel was built for people of high importance who worked on the Hoover Dam. You'll find that most of the interior furnishings are original. The hotel also boasts a restaurant, an art gallery that houses work by local artists, and a small museum about the history of Hoover Dam." - jmagsgraphics

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@onthegrid

"Boulder Dam Hotel, Boulder City. Built in 1932, this hotel was built for people of high importance who worked on the Hoover Dam. You'll find that most of the interior furnishings are original. The hotel also boasts a restaurant, an art gallery that houses work by local artists, and a small museum about the history of Hoover Dam."

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@eater

"This Boulder City restaurant serves breakfast and lunch inside a historic hotel that was built in 1933 while the nearby Hoover Dam was still under construction. The menu includes fittingly classic American items such as omelets, chicken pot pie, and club sandwiches. After enjoying a meal, diners can check out the free, interactive Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum inside the hotel." - Krista Diamond

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Cindy W

Google

We enjoyed our one-night stay at this historic hotel. Parking was abundant and easy to find. The hotel has two floors, with most rooms located on the second floor. We requested a room towards the back for added quietness, but given the age of the building, I don't think it made much difference. If you're a light sleeper, I recommend bringing earplugs. Our room was small but functional, and the furniture was well-maintained and in keeping with the period style. During our stay, we visited the museum, which is open until 7 PM, and enjoyed drinks at the speakeasy, which featured live music. Coffee and tea are available in the common area.

Donald

Google

Positive: We love the location in quaint Boulder City, the festive lobby with fire place, and the old-fashioned door keys and decor. Negative: They have installed weird memory-foam mattresses that trap your body in a trench, and you can't roll over or get out of bed. We did not sleep well at all, which was such a shame because we love the ambiance of this hotel.

ruth l

Google

We stayed one night here and we were super pleased. The room was beautiful and clean. Bed was comfortable. The hotel’s museum is worth visiting and the hotel lobby is out standing. The hotel has its own free parking lot and an elevator. |Highly recommend

Lena Das

Google

We had a room during the jamboree. Love this little hotel. our room was small but comfortable and decorated fittingly. we will definately stay again. its right in boulder city so you can walk to everything

Jordan Dentscheff

Google

Love the place. Really cute, old hotel in downtown Boulder City. Historic. We were in the speakeasy downstairs. It really WAS a speakeasy 100 years ago. It's really intimate, and the staff was amazing. They have live entertainment often, as well as special events. We were there for a special event - singers from the Metropolitan Opera singing songs from Broadway shows. It was excellent! Great time in a great place.

Tom

Google

Nice little historic hotel. Staff is friendly, fun vibes with Cleveland's lounge below, Restaurant 1933 connected, and museum. Do note that the Google description is incorrect and there is no free breakfast, but the food at 1933 is good.

Katie K

Google

Want a hotel that's also a museum? Want old world charm with modern conveniences? It's all here. |The room decor was tasteful and in keeping with the building. |The hotel lounge is beautiful, harking back to quieter times.|We loved the upstairs coffee lounge too.

Kevin Linson

Google

When we walked in to the restaurant the place was not very busy and we were told we can sit wherever we want. We sat down in a corner booth and looked over the menu. The waitress took a while to get to us but when she did she was friendly. We ordered our meals and waited a while for drinks. The food tasted pretty good but was in my opinion overpriced for what it was including the size of the portions. We had to flag down the other waitresses for refills on our drinks and we didn't get paid attention to very well. Overall the food quality was decent but not great, definitely overpriced and the service definitely could use some work.