The historic Overland Hotel & Saloon is dedicated to keeping the look and feel of the beautiful western saloon of years past. Sidle up to our hand-carved solid cherrywood Brunswick bar (circa 1884 England) for a drink, swap tall tales and history with the locals, and spend the night in one of our thirteen well-appointed rooms. All rooms are located on the second floor of our historic hotel, above our saloon and dance hall. All of our rooms provide the perfect starting place for your Lincoln County experience, or a welcome oasis to rest after a long day of adventure. All rooms feature Dish television, air-conditioning, free wifi, refrigerator, and microwave. Thanks for planning your stay at the historic Overland Hotel & Saloon!
“Arrive as strangers, leave as friends!”
While you can still visit an actual miner’s abode in the rear of the property today, a Chinese family formerly owned the property that the Overland sits on today in the early 1900s. The Overland originally sat just around the corner from its present location, but during the 1940s a terrible restaurant fire wiped out most of Pioche. The original Overland burned to the ground, but was reconstructed in 1948 in its current location and stands exactly as you see it today. Determined to create a more lasting building, the exterior walls are made up of poured concrete and brick, then covered in stucco.
Despite the fact that this is one of Lincoln County’s most popular hotels today, that wasn’t the only business that ran out of this historic building. When the hotel was originally reconstructed in 1948, the entire bottom floor initially operated as a dance hall and grocery store, and the second floor housed doctors offices and hotel rooms. True to Wild West form, the only part of the Overland Hotel & Saloon that is exactly the same then as it is today is the saloon. Interestingly, the massive cherry wood bar that is in the saloon today was reconstructed after being housed in a bank and brought to the Overland from Kimberly, NV.
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