Stayed at the newly remodeled BelVada in Tonopah. Opened in 1906 as a bank I remember it
as a residential hotel in the 60s and 70s. Rooms were small with an expresso machine and a TV
that took me 20 minutes to figure out. There was no bar, casino, or restaurant. They're opening
a speakeasy possibly in the basement where the old Nevada Club was-should be interesting.
Very nice in general but I thought the $183 room charge was excessive.