1305 Arizona St, Boulder City, NV 89005, USA
Boulder Dam Hotel
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Although I did not physically see any ghostly apparitions during my stay in room 207; I did feel a presence by the bed along the outside wall in the early, still dark morning. I also am curious why so many things have less of a taste in this hotel? Another guest and I experienced the lack of taste in the sugar for our coffee, along with my counter part and I experiencing a taste lacking breakfast downstairs (thank goodness for tobacco!), but tasteful meals at Milo’s and the sushi restaurant the day before?