The hotel offers a spacious area at the back for complimentary recreational vehicle parking. It also boasts a casino, a Dennys restaurant, and historical attractions within its premises. Restroom facilities are available too. The staff is extremely friendly and the parking area is secure.

Our journey to Tucson included a single night's stay at a casino's RV parking area. We shared the space with only one other camper. We simply drove in without needing any permission. The parking was a breeze and the terrain was flat. Despite it being a Friday, the night was peaceful. The next morning, we took our dog for a stroll around the city, admiring the wall art. The casino's facilities were available for us to use. We wouldn't mind repeating this experience.

Rv parking behind small casino 1 blk off main hwy Fairly quiet Grass close by for dogs Walking distance to a couple restaurants

A bit tricky to get into with a 42' long toy hauler. Lot was big enough to turn completely around in without issue. Some of the roads in Ely are a bit narrow especially with cars parked on both sides.

Found a perfect shady spot in the far parking lot. Went inside to checkout this historic casino. Everyone was very nice. Cool place with easy access.

Big open parking lot, first come, first served. Casino is across the street so we had to play a few rounds on the slots. The parking lot wasn't full, just 3 other rigs including a semi were also parked overnight. Noise wasn't an issue. No wifi. AT&T cell service worked okay.

RV and truckers parking lot. No services, but one block off main road. Quiet, some lights, and places to walk your dog in the city park across the street. I would prefer this to the KOA.

We stayed one night in the RV/truck lot. It was quiet and I would drop in here again if going through the area.

Convenient stop when passing through Ely. Town was very quiet when we stayed on a Friday night. We were the only rig in the lot. There are two lots associated with the hotel/casino. The one for truck/RV parking is diagonally across from the hotel (the lot directly across is for cars). There is signage differentiating the two.