Saguaro Hot Mineral Wells Motel - Motel in Tonopah - 3847 N 411th Ave, USA

It took us a few times around the motel and help from a worker to locate the office to check-in. Unfortunately when we got to our room and inspected it (we do this in every hotel we stay) we found granular stuff on top of the bedspread, some type of insect looking stuff on the sheets. There were dead and live bugs in the dressers and lots of cobwebs. Also, the same with the windows. Whoever gave good reviews for this place must have been high.

Good clean safe place to stay in Tonopah. Owner is friendly. Rooms are clean. This is not a luxury resort. It's a good spot to spend a safe night while you are crossing the desert.

Dave is sweet, friendly, Great prices. Rooms are clean, bed is definitely comfy, pillows need some help, I brought my own. I was in a situation and needed a place to stay. It was perfect. I will recommend this place to everyone I know. It's a family owned business everyone is friendly and greets you with a smile. Thank you Dave. I truly appreciate u and ur family.

OMG for $65 I almost cried. Well, the room WAS clean, but as a "non smoking" room, it stunk for years and years of whatever. Thankfully i had a lavender candle with me which I burned all night to get through. It's falling apart outside, roof, etc. Yes, a small refrigerator is not even turned on when you arrive. There was a newer heater/air conditioner which was shocking actually. Thin small bath and hand towel only.

It's old, it's simple, it's quiet!||||When I lived in San Diego I would take a motorcycle ride a couple times a year to the Waffle House for some good southern grub. Hotels in the Phoenix area were always pretty expensive, but I found this place and gave it a shot. ||||The rooms are simple and clean. TV's are old, but have satellite service for lots of selections. I always got a room in the back so it would be extra quiet from cars passing along the road, but not many cars passing at all. Beds were ok and plenty of towels in the bathroom. ||||I always like arriving here and cleaning myself up after a long day of riding. It was nice to sit on the back steps by my room, enjoy a cold beer, and listen to the silence, or enjoy a quick nap before walking along the desert roads. Always ended up with a good nights sleep and enjoyed a nice hot shower in the morning before hitting the road.||||There is not much around the place other than an RV park, gas station, and a couple small restaurants, but usually just had dinner at the Subway in the gas station. Gas prices were ok too for being out in no where.

An older property, nothing fancy but I was VERY grateful to get a decent room at such a great price! Not white-glove clean but certainly adequate. Rooms anywhere near Phoenix & outlying areas were getting $150-200/night & up because of the NASCAR races. When I called to make my reservation, Dave at the front desk was kind enough to start the A/C so that when I arrived my room was very comfortable. Old school, almost spartan and yet somehow charming. Lots of interesting rocks & cactus. Enjoyed listening to the doves and watching the quail at sunset. Old wall mounted tube TV but I was pleasantly surprised to find they had DirecTV with full line-up. If you want more amenities, they are available in Phoenix but from the reviews, even the dives were commanding top dollar. Worth checking into if all you want is a clean, quiet place to sleep :-)

It was ok..... just had too many flies... the two nights we stayed before going to sleep I was killing them..... also Wednesday night, the restroom smelled like someone was smoking pot!!!! An awful smell!!! It gave me a huge headache and supposedly we were in the non-smoking rooms!!! Even my husband couldn't believe it, he thought I was just making it up!!!!!!!! The bed was comfy.... just the pillows needed to be more plush......

terrible front desk service. very bad smell in the area, trust me it’s worse than the regular farm smell. you’re better off driving an extra 20 miles to the nearest holiday inn for a couple extra dollars. take my word for it, unless you’re homeless with $75 to spare. good luck!