Hotels near GG Sweet Memorial Park, Pahrump

My wife and I stayed here for our 15th anniversary and we thoroughly enjoyed it. I am giving this place 5 stars because of the serenity, cleanliness and hospitality. If you are used to certain creature comforts or always being pampered, then this isn't the place for you. This is rustic and as such, you will sometimes be required to break a sweat to enjoy the serenity. Now for some of the heads up you will need to make your decision: There are no elevators, you will have to lug your suitcases up a couple flights of stairs to the top (3rd floor) room if you chose one. If you can't do stairs then get a first floor room. They do offer help with your bags, so all is not lost, just request this. The bar and the restaurant are not open all day. The restaurant sort of closes down at 7:30 (if you make it there before then you will be ok) and the bar starts closing up around 8pm. Again, if you happen to be there before then it will be ok. It's not like they will run you out. It states spa as one of the amenities, but it wasn't while we were there. No problem for us, but you may want to ask. What you do get: 1. Incredible views, it is almost alien how unique this place is. 2. Incredible walking trails 3. Incredible, beautiful drive up to a ski resort not far away. 4. Great restaurant in a beautiful room. 5. Our room had a small balcony which at least allowed us to view the stars at night and the sunrise in the morning. 6. You are only about 30 miles or so from Vegas, so you can still drive in and do a show if you want. Incredible place, maybe we will come back for our 30th!

Red Rock is actually quite good, although it is not on the avenue, but in fact, Las Vegas is so hot and lazy to get out of the door. If you stay at the hotel, it feels worse than the Venetian. Although the room is not as big as the Venetian, it is enough, the casino has a home. 8 NOODLES is really solving the problem of Chinese stomach, fried rice is delicious, Thai milk tea is also good.

The location is in the desert, and the surrounding area is barren, so it has a 70s American feel. Not too far from the scenic spot. There is a lake with animals, ducks and geese, and I love it very much. The environment is good. The meal is not good, but there are no other hotels and restaurants nearby. There is a small supermarket with some things in it and the price is relatively inexpensive. But there are gambling machines, which are not good for children.

This is not your same old, same old place to stay. Whilst you are not in the Death Valley National Park you not that far away in a very unique place. To understand that you need to do the full tour of the place. We were staying in the Red Skelton room, yes, where he used to stay and it is decorated to match. I won't say any more, so you will have to stay and find out for yourself. But don't expect to find a five star hotel.

The newly renovated hotel is very clean and beautiful. All the daily necessities are complete with microwave and tableware, and a simple breakfast is prepared. This is a place worth living, but the price of oil is the most expensive I have ever seen. Place, so it is recommended to fill up with oil

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