Virgin River Casino and Lodge - Mesquite, Nevada

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My stay at this hotel was overall very pleasant! The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making sure I felt welcome from the moment I arrived. The room itself was spacious, cozy, and well-maintained, offering a peaceful retreat after a busy day. The hotel’s location was also a major plus, with easy access to key attractions and transport.

The only downside was the bathroom. While it was clean, it felt a bit dated and could use some modernization to match the otherwise high standard of the hotel. The amenities provided were sufficient, but a few upgrades would make a big difference.

Despite this minor issue, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and would happily return. With a refreshed bathroom, this hotel would be truly outstanding!

Meili T.

This hotel room is cheaper than anything else for miles and it shows in the reduced amenities but for the price it is great. The room was clean and everything worked properly. There is no microwave or refrigerator so if you are staying here, be prepared for that. There were bars of soap but no shampoo and conditioner. Only one blanket on the bed but I expected this and brought my own blanket.

Yasmin B.

We went recently to the Balloon Festival to celebrate my husband's Bday. The staff is very nice. Their buffet is the best one that we've ever seen. The variety, quality of the food, and the servers are outstanding. We highly recommend staying at Virgin River Hotel.

Torsten F.

This is a great stay and stop on your way to Utah and the National Parks. The price was reasonable and the rooms were clean and quiet. Parking is plenty and the casino offers food and some distraction in gambling. Don't forget this is close to Arizona when you plan your getaway, 1 hour ahead of the time zone just a few minutes North. Don't leave late for the Parks!

Alien G.

It's probably my least favorite out of the three main casinos in Mesquite Nevada. Their hotel rooms are the least expensive and are very old school. Like architecture and technology and all that stuff, kind of equal to that of the '80s. One positive thing however, they do have outdoor entrances for their rooms. The casino has went through some upgrades and renovations recently have all the newest type machines always in but they don't have big events or stages etc.

MrE M.

Overall, it was a good place. We paid $54°° for the night. There was a nice clean outdoor pool available. The room was non-smoking by our choice and didn't smell at all. It was clean and provided all the basics. Outside of the room, we walked past four inch (i kid you not) cock roaches on the sidewalk, my wife commented "welcome to the desert" other than having some fun joking that we may have some uninvited desert guests this place was okay for a night and the casino with its tight slots did provide us with a $200 payout at bingo and a great meal.

A M. S.

Stopped by to bowl a couple games and enjoyed lunch while in town over the weekend. Bowling alley was clean, busy, and the staff were attentive and kind. Got in, bowled, and got out. Went over to the cafe and got a porterhouse steak lunch and a cheeseburger lunch. Took about 15 minutes for our food to arrive, but it was hot and tasty. Our server was great as well. Friendly and talkative.

FFKDTP1

Stayed here a night going between Page, AZ and Valley of Fire. Was exactly what I needed, a clean, cheap place to camp for an evening before moving on. Buffet at the casino was solid (and VERY busy) but worth the wait. It’s a dirt-cheap, clean room with little frills so if you expect the Four Seasons or Ritz-Carlton you’ll be pissed, but if you’re realistic and want to to save money, it’s a great place to hang your hat. I’d come back.