Cozy Mountain Motel

Ray Fowler

I agree with all the 5-star ratings. I have stayed at the Cozy Mountain eight different times over the past dozen or so years. Whenever I ride my motorcycle across central Nevada, I stop in Austin at the Cozy Mountain. The rooms have been super clean and the beds very comfy without exception. While virtually everything in town is next to US 50, highway noise is not a problem. If your heart is set on a microwaved "free" breakfast at a chain motel, you'll have to drive 110 miles west to Fallon or 150 miles east to Ely. Don't do it. The Cozy recently opened "Grandma's Restaurant" just a five minute walk down the street. The menu is surprisingly varied and the food delicious. The Cozy Mountain is a treasure. Stay in a unique motel in a small town with a ton of history going back to the 1860s. The owner, Sarah, is a jewel. She's a friendly and savvy motel owner who aims to make sure every visitor enjoys their stay and will want to come back to the Cozy Mountain Motel.

Elizabeth McCroskey

Loved this little place! Beds were super comfy, room was clean and everything smelled so good! On top of all of that, the owner was great and bent over backwards to make sure we were comfortable. Would definitely stay here again.

DeAngela Castle

This cute little place had the best shower and the most comfortable bed. We pulled in late in the night and the staff made check in so easy and fast. I defiantly would stay there again if I happen to be passing threw.

David Shaff

Traveling from Tucson to Portland, we stopped for the night in Austin, Nevada to stay at the Cozy Mountain Hotel and eat dinner at Grandma's Diner (owned by the same folks). What a fabulous place! The two-queen bed suite was perfect. The beds were firm and very comfortable and were nicely separated. The dinner and drinks were delicious, and the owner was delightful and talked to us behind the bar while we ate and when she wasn't serving others. It was so much nicer than anything we expected or were hoping for.