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Across the West, historic hotels, guest ranches, lodges, restaurants and saloons eagerly await patrons.
On a recent trip from Arizona to Washington, I stayed overnight at national chain hotels, local Airbnb cottages and condos and a historic hotel. Everywhere I spent the night on the way to and from Seattle, the owners were welcoming and helpful, the properties were clean and up-to-date and the neighborhood restaurants and shops were eager for visitors to return. In Nevada, Oregon and Washington, every business was set and ready for visitors, and every proprietor was holding onto the deep-seated hope that the pandemic restrictions would be lifted and the business of tourism could return to their establishments and communities.
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Part of the Tonopah skyline since 1906, the historic Belvada Hotel pushes the Nevada story forward with a new lease on life. Originally opened as the The Nevada State Bank & Trust building, this historic beauty recently underwent a multi-million dollar renovation, beckoning road trippers to embrace Tonopah’s history and heritage in lavish, modern conveniences across 40 thoughtfully appointed rooms.
Built in 1906, this historic Tonopah icon once home to bankers, miners and dreamers reopened its doors in late 2020 following an extensive restoration effort to bring every part of the classic building back to life.
The Belvada was first built as The Nevada State Bank & Trust Building, bringing Classic Revival style with Chicago influence to the streets of a silver mining boomtown. Though the place started with an elegant entry, a nationwide financial panic struck later that year, forcing the bank to close. By 1908, the legendary Nevada Club Saloon opened the building back up, this tim