"The perfect blend of Historic Charm and Modern Comforts." RoadRunner Magazine
A beautifully restored 1933 landmark offering modern comfort, exceptional cleanliness, and the authentic character no chain hotel can match. Built in 1933 during the construction of Hoover Dam, the Boulder Dam Hotel places you in the center of one of America's most remarkable stories. For an authentic and memorable stay, explore the Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum, stroll the historic district, discover public art and local restaurants, and experience the town that built Hoover Dam.
Guest Rooms
Stay where the story of Hoover Dam began.
Lovingly restored and meticulously maintained, our guest rooms combine 1930s character with modern comfort.
- Queen Room - approx. 210 sq. ft. with one queen bed
- King Room - approx. 310 sq. ft. with one king bed
- King Suite - approx. 420 sq. ft. with one king bed, living space, and kitchenette with a sink, fridge, and microwave
Diane
Verified by Expedia
"Beautifully maintained historic hotel. Would definitely recommend and return. Liked: cleanliness, amenities, and property condition."
Monica Mathys
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"I loved this hotel. It maintains a historic feel while still providing everything you want from a hotel room..."
Brian W.
Verified by Expedia
"It's an older Hotel, but they have definately maintained it very well. We also had a great breakfast in their restaurant this morning."
In-House Offerings & Amenities
Hawaiian Restaurant 1933
Bringing the flavors of aloha with a menu that infuses Hawaiian inspiration while honoring the timeless character of our space. Open daily for breakfast and lunch and Friday and Saturday evenings for dinner. Menu
Cleveland's Lounge
Experience the essence of the Prohibition Era when you descend the stairs to the secluded Cleveland's Lounge. Enjoy a classic cocktails and live music in a memorable speakeasy atmosphere.
BC Hoover Dam Museum
This acclaimed museum tells the story of the men and women who braved the desolation of the southern Nevada desert to build Hoover Dam and settle Boulder City. Theirs is a story of American ambition, vision, and grit. Built during the Great Depression and as the Dust Bowl ravaged the American heartland, the engineering and construction marvel that is Hoover Dam also served as a beacon of hope -- signaling a brighter future.
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Boulder City Art Guild & Gallery
The Gallery is open daily, providing visitors with an opportunity to view and purchase unique pieces created by Guild members. The collection features a diverse range of styles and mediums. In addition to the Gallery, the Guild organizes various events throughout the year. These include art shows, workshops, educational programs and exhibits designed to engage the community and inspire budding artists.
Free Parking
Smoke-Free Interior
Free WiFi
Security Cameras
Comp. Coffee & Tea
Elevator
Free Museum
24 Hour Front Desk
Daily Housekeeping
Continuous Air Exchange
Around Town
Because the hotel sits in the heart of the historic district, guests can explore much of town on foot before venturing out to the surrounding scenic landmarks. Below is one curated itinerary for an unforgettable day in Boulder City.
Please note that dozens of other great restaurants and fun, educational activities are available around Boulder City.
Just have a chat with our front desk attendant when you arrive for further, individualized recommendations.
Breakfast
Dam Roast House and Browder Bookstore
This cozy, multi-concept space combines a specialty coffee house with a thoughtfully curated independent bookstore. It is an excellent spot to grab a latte and sit down with a morning read.
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Offers artisanal espresso drinks, refreshing smoothie bowls, and fresh breakfast sandwiches.
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Features a charming selection of books, perfect for finding a souvenir or holiday read.
Morning Activities
Boulder City Art Scape
Boulder City's Public Art Scape is a rotating, open-air gallery transforming the city's historic downtown into a walkable, living museum. The collection features over 65 eclectic sculptures, bronze statues, and painted utility boxes celebrating the area's desert wildlife, Hoover Dam history, and community heritage.
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Expect to find whimsical, abstract, and life-like pieces, including desert tortoises, dam workers, and interactive bronzes. Many pieces are acquired through community voting and permanently donated to the city.
Afternoon Ideas
Nevada State Railroad Museum
The Nevada State Railroad Museum in Boulder City is an open-air heritage facility that preserves and operates historic railroad equipment along the tracks used during the construction of the Hoover Dam.
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Visitors can tour historic steam engines and old-school rail cars, view a detailed model railroad display car, browse the gift shop, and utilize the park-like green space complete with covered and uncovered picnic tables.
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Excursion train rides on weekends.
Dinner
The Dillinger Food & Drinkery
Famous for specialty burgers like the Dillinger Burger and the Baby Face Nelson, alongside popular starters like smoked gouda mac n' cheese bites and sweet potato crinkle fries.
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Offers a robust, rotating craft beer list and creative cocktails.
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Casual, cozy vibe, and historic with authentic old-school photos lining the walls.
You might also want to venture out into our vast natural surroundings to tour Hoover Dam, absorb the vista from 890 feet above the Colorado River on the Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge, drop in on the bighorn sheep in Hemenway Park, or take a drive along scenic Lakeshore Road to the stunning Valley of Fire.