We spent one night at this comfortable hotel before going to Valley of Fire. The rooms are smallish and fit two queen beds that were nicely firm. The place was very clean and the owner is so personable. The breakfast was typical with cereals, hard boiled eggs, waffles, fruit, yogurt, etc.. It's a great value, quiet, with a nice friendly atmosphere.
Loved this little place. Cute and quiet. We arrived at 2am(they said to ring the bell) and someone met us at the desk-happy and excited to see us. Usually arriving late is a problem. Not here, they take care of their customers. The room was perfect and clean. Breakfast was provided. good food with many choices. I would recommend to stay there is you are hiking in the the State Park( or close).
Really, this is a great place! We stayed one night during a recent road trip and they were kind to us and to our 2 sweet dogs. The room was clean and quite comfortable with plenty of room,super fast WiFi and didn't require a password. We loved it and will be back!
We spent two nights here and were pleased with our stay. We had a king suite (Room 200) and it was very nice. We had a small balcony. The room had a sofa, small refrigerator with freezer, microwave, table and chairs. It was clean and comfortable. Breakfast had several options - eggs, potatoes and meat each day; dry cereal, oatmeal, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, waffles, apples. We would stay there again.
This motel is a perfect spot from which to visit Valley of Fire. We've stayed here twice, and it is clean, comfortable, and offers a lovely breakfast. The owners, Chris and Deborah, take great pride in their motel, and it shows. Everything is neat and tidy, and both Chris and Deborah couldn't be nicer. We look forward to staying here again next year!
We usually enjoy staying at character-filled mom-and-pop inns instead of chains, but North Shore Inn didn’t live up to what other reviews led us to expect. The place is quite dated, which we didn’t mind at all, and seemed pretty clean except for the bedding, which smelled of past guests’ body and hair oils (better pillow protectors, please, and swap out the old-school bedspreads and blankets for duvets). The bed was really comfortable, the shower strong and the breakfast good. But the second floor was a zoo due to thoughtless families leaving their doors open and carrying on super-loud conversations across and up and down the hall for hours at a time. One of the owners had been upstairs in the chaos but apparently did nothing to suggest these folks be more considerate of other guests; we finally had to ask him to intervene. Throughout our stay, the owners seemed distracted by what appeared to be a visiting family member and were not particularly helpful. The husband seemed put out when we asked a very basic question about the park and then gave us incorrect info, so make your inquiries at the visitor center! The Valley of Fire is spectacular and absolutely worth a substantial visit, and there are very few options for nearby accommodations if you don’t want to camp. If you choose this inn, just keep expectations low and focus on the natural beauty of the setting.
