BEST WESTERN Minden

1795 Ironwood Drive, Minden (Nevada), Nevada United States

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Good, 7.3

Great location

Tasty breakfast

Clean rooms

39 reviewsfrom verified guests

Situated in Carlson Valley, the BEST WESTERN Minden is 5 miles away from Minden-Tahoe Airport. The hotel is also close to Lake Tahoe, a public park, a casino and to a health club. Several colleges and universities are also close by.

There are 83 guest rooms at the BEST WESTERN Minden. These accommodations are furnished with cable/satellite televisions, ironing equipment, clock radios, hair dryers and dataport phones with free local and long distance calls. Coffee/tea makers, refrigerators and microwave ovens are also included.

The BEST WESTERN Minden provides a business center with fax, copy and print services. This smoke-free accommodation also offers an outdoor heated pool, a playground, a complimentary Continental breakfast, free parking and free wireless Internet access.

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Hotel Features

General

Non-Smoking Rooms, Refrigerator, Cable / Satellite TV, Kitchenette, Microwave, Hair Dryer, TV

Activities

Swimming pool, Golf Course, Golf Course (nearby), Horse Riding, Hiking, Lake, Salon, Pool Outdoor, Outdoor heated pool

Services

Business Center, Shops, Shops in Hotel, Self Laundry

Internet

High-speed Internet is available at this hotel.

Parking

The hotel has free parking.

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From 3:00 PM

Check-out

Prior to 11:00 AM

Guest Reviews

A summary of 39 guest reviews

We found 12 reviews that said the hotel is in a convenient location
Out of six reviews of the hotel's breakfast, five said it was delicious
Seven guests mentioned the room cleanliness in a review, six felt they were very clean
Five mentioned the cost of their booking in a review, four thought it was a fair price
We found five reviews that said the staff were helpful and polite
Out of two reviews of the internet, two said it was free