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Fallon and Fernley are two cities that practically adjoin. Fernley is a much larger city, and has more options for restaurants and lodgings. Fernley appears to have more updated businesses. Fallon has the feeling of being outdated. The main highway goes through Fallon and a military facility is located there. We found that our lodging was quite a bit less expensive in Fallon, and it was adequate.

I've gotten in the habit of choosing Fallon for my overnight stays in northwest Nevada, to avoid the more crowded Reno & Carson City. I really prefer that smaller town feel, but one that still has a lot of shopping & dining options. There are a few interesting places to visit immediately around Fallon, and it's a convenient start point to head out in all four directions to wherever my trip is taking me.

Hotel is in town walking distance to McDonald's n gas station. Front desk man was unpleasant made me feel like l was a inconvenient for him. I booked a room and when l went to it clearly room was not ready- annoyed l told him this and no apology for inconvenience to me, l reserved a bottom floor and close to the 2nd room l booked, no questions asked or apology placed me in a upstairs room and in another building than the 2nd room l booked. Decent amenities microwave n fridge no breakfast no coffee no pool or gym or iron or blowdryer in room

Seemed like a nice agricultural area driving into town from the southeast. Hotel on the main street, but with primary entrance partially obstructed from construction. Note. Photos of a single room, the parking lot and the office looked nothing like the motel that exists today.