Pahrump Nugget Hotel and Casino

Dust in the Desert I believe this might be the largest casino and hotel in town and it's centrally located near the grocery stores and restaurants and shops. The check-in counter is small and to the right of the main entrance, but not too hard to find it if you come through any of the other doors. The room looked fine, some bare walls, but other ones decorated. The bathroom had all the amenities and were larger than you found at most other hotels which is a bonus. The one confusing thing is the water faucet for the shower is reversed. So after a while of only getting cool water I ended up going to the front desk to mention that and was informed that they are all reversed. So the hot water is the first setting when you turn it on. So just take note. The lighting in the room is bad, only 2 lights and both of them are very dim. One was a lamp in the corner near the window and one bedside table lamp. At night it was often hard to read anything even with both lights on. The bedside table also didn't have any easily accessible outlets or USB ports to charge anything, and you have to move the table to access the wall outlet. The TV is a big screen, but the picture quality isn't that great and kind of old, so if you are wanting to watch sports or things like that, it's not the best. As for the smells, the room was non-smoking, but you can still smell smoke everywhere, not only the casino, but the halls and the rooms. Also, there was smells coming through the AC, maybe more cigarette smoke, but enough that we ended up having to cancel the last night as my friend had allergies, and it was really affecting her. The casino was alright for a town like this, bar area to sit and watch games, several table areas I never played at, but my friend did and said they were really bad with the dealer giving out wrong payouts and such. The Sports desk was actually better than I thought, decent size and seats, tables and couch areas. At night they also have bands playing, though probably on select nights only. The price wasn't exactly that cheap and you are forced to pay Vegas style "amenity fees" despite the pool being located over 6 miles away at the Lakeside RV Resort, no gym area I saw or anything else to require an extra amenity fee at all. The bowling alley there doesn't count as you have to pay for that anyways (it was a decent size alley though). It might be a place for a night or if you want to spend a weekend and do some Death Valley things, but it's just kind of smelly and pricey for what you get...

Not a Good Experience! This is the worst hotel we have ever stayed at. Took three hours to check in and that was with a reservation. The rooms were downright nasty. Damaged furniture, walls, ceiling, stained carpet, and dirty bedding. This hotel needs a rating of minus 1!

Bathroom is a nightmare A lot of Black mold on bathroom ceiling Bathroom tiles falling out Shower was disgusting Ac didn’t work on 1st room Front desk was amazing and it is a good location but room was in need of a complete remodel Very outdated dark and bathroom nightmare

BINGO!!! A great place to play! Great BINGO spot! Multiple daily games on the even hours. BINGO room staff was amazing! It had been awhile since I had played and they helped get me set up and rolling. Just super nice folks. Free sodas and coffee in the room and a cocktail server comes by during the game to collect free drink orders. Clean facility. Smokers have to stay behind the glass but the small door is always open so smoke does waft in, but at least they are trying to curb it a bit. Overall a great BINGO experience!

Decent bed, simple place to sleep. Nice casino. The bed was decent. The room was minimal, no microwave. The shower door was difficult to move, and the hot/cold water was plumbed backwards in the shower. Having said that, this was the best casino for the things that we look for; relaxed table games, friendly dealers, good parking.