Shep's Miners Inn

My initial room was overpowering perfumed due to Odo-ban having just been used. I was given a different room. I was never able to use internet and there was no cellphone coverage. Other than than that, the room was clean, bed was comfortable, no traffic noise, and an adorable baby goat bleeding was the first sound I heard after sunrise.

Loved this place, exactly what we were looking for as we traveled down Route 66.

Plenty of places to walk my dog. Breakfast was offered, but though I was wanting to eat, I had other priorities.

Very kind staff, the restaurant was closed but they offered us some supper so we did not need to drive to the next town for dinner . Quirky and original place.

We did not know what to expect with this property but were pleasantly surprised. We all slept like babies the beds were so comfortable. The property is old considering it is an old inn from the once mining town but it is very well maintained. The breakfast was very delicious.

Great place to stay. Off the beaten path and very peaceful.

Cool quirky western decor

This place is amazing. It is attached to the restaurant which was delicious. The staff was amazing. It is a cute little town but everything shuts down very early.

Every thing was very nice. The food was great the hotel room was amazing

Classic hospitality, 24 hr check-in, arrived from out of town after midnight and someone met us to check-in and escorted us to our room. Great little place with so much to experience. Full service restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. We had a 3 room suite with 2 queens and a twin. Very clean, nice soft towels, beds were comfortable. Provided bottled water, chips, fruit snacks and a dish of candies in the

Out of the way rustic miners hotel. Like going back in time. Very quite. Off the main roads. Great area to walk and hike. Relax

When we got into town, we weren’t sure what we were getting ourselves into but after finally reaching the motel, we enjoyed it. The gentleman was wonderful. It was quiet and just an experience. We both loved clean and comfortable rooms. Just a fun place to stay.

A truly unique place to stay!

Definitely a minor’ town and motel.

It's located in a historical town, we often stacation, sing along with Mr Gene, and the local VFW is close as well, along with town shop for convenience items.

The only challenge is that the only restaurant in town is only open Fr - Sun. There are mixed messages about hours depending on where you look - google, website. I called the phone number and the message said they are open 7 days a week 8-5. But, thats not correct. This place is out in the boonies, which is part of the allure. We drive 17 miles to eat at Oysters mexican seafood in Golden Valley. It was delicious.

Interesting spot

This property should not be recommended. I could see keeping the outside of the property as if it were for miners but inside the rooms should be up to normal standards, not dark, dank and dumpy. I was in shock when the room was shown to me. I said thanks but no thanks. I left the key on the counter and chocked up the money to studio yac

This hotel/motel is a very lovely place to stay for a moment on a trip between Nevada and Arizona. We were transferred back in time to the Wild West and Miner’s times. The town of Chloride is rather small and quickly walked through, but on the walk we’ve seen a lot original sites. The rooms and entire entity of this hotel have nothing to do with modern life style, in the opposite they provide an old original vibe, which we really liked. A well prepared breakfast in the saloon (restaurant ”Yesterday”) was served on a reasonable pricing.

Great owners and very nostalgic old hotel. Dont expect the Hilton, you are staying in an old west town. Had some issues that the owners resolved promptly. close to Grand canyon skywalk area. Again, a very rustic 1800s hotel. Restaurant has really good breakfast. We typically stay there in November , less heat which we like.