The is the only motel in town, so it was nice to find it was a good one. We stayed one night only, and the rooms were comfortable and quirky, with art on the walls by Tony Mafia. No aircon, though, so it got a bit on the warm side. Crystal, the manager, explained this when we arrived and ensured...
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The Inn/Motel isolation would be a good average, however it is very good considering the bargain price and the availability of a good restaurant (considering remote location) next door. If you want a quite and remote stop-over this is a terrific choice. The town itself is good but you do not need too long to look around
Very short stay. Arrived late at night, left the next day before noon. Overall OK- experience. However, a few downsides: the gas-heating device seemed a little dated. Also the carpet could have been renewed. However, we felt very welcome and the staff at Yesterdays (the restaurant/breakfastplace) was extremely helpful, and all of this made up for the inconveniences of the...
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We were looking for a hotel "off the beaten path", and Shep's Miners Inn certainly fit the bill. First of all, you can't beat the price; we paid about $60. The room, or should I say ROOMS were huge, almost the size of my apartment! There were two bedrooms plus a living room with a daybed, so the three of...
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On the route between the Grand Canyon and Death Valley, we visited and stayed in Chloride, Arizona, a historic mining town which is also a semi ghost town. Although there is nothing to do here apart from visit the ghost town village, staying here was a great experience and very unexpected! We stayed at Sheps Miners Inn, the only accommodation...
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