Highland Estates Hotel & Resort

Exceptional value for the rate we paid. Room was clean, spacious and well-appointed…though not luxurious or fancy in any way. Full kitchen and regular-​size coffeemaker (not those shitty little ones they usually put in hotels). Everything was clean and neat.
This is not in a casino, and there aren’t too many amenities onsite. There is a restaurant, but it feels kinda cruise-​shippy and should only be used as a last resort.
I would probably stay here again!

As far as a convenient place to stay, this place was great. The staff was helpful, the room was clean and was more like a condo than hotel room, which meant my kids got their own bedrooms. The price was reasonable. Will stay again when we are passing through.

Outdated room décor, furniture, and beds. The sofa sleeper was abysmal for even my small children. Television is 30″ and aspect ratio made only half the screen usable. Something within the walls of the bathroom made erratic knocking noises all night and kept us awake. The wall unit air conditioner was jarring at turn on and loud during operation. This is not where you stay for peace and a good nights sleep. The only redeeming qualities are no casino, no tobacco smoke, and less creepy people. We paid double what the room is really worth.

Great family budget hotel. Felt like staying at a friends house. Lots of room and plenty of quiet. No casino smoke and noise. Full fridge, stove, and kitchen were so convenient. Décor isn’t much, but hey it’s not the Bellagio. Great value for price.

Highly recommend this hotel — as others have noted, it is immaculate: rooms, common areas, outside amenities, all extremely well-​maintained. The kitchen had a full complement of dishes, utensils, and equipment, plus complimentary coffee packs every day.
There is also free coffee in the lobby every morning. Great views, a quiet but convenient location, and most importantly, the entire staff was warm and friendly, efficient and professional. VERY reasonable rates, too.
What more could you want? Love this place!

Considering the price (we paid 70/​night) this is very good. The down side is that it was built as an assisted living facility so everything is accessible and has the feel of a hospital. Kinda creepy.
No tub only showers and a very small TV. It is smoke free –nice and the staff is super friendly.

Clean Rooms and No Smoking, the kids love the pools.

We LOVE this place. We have stayed here on 2 holiday weekends (Easter and Memorial day 2012) and both times they were at least $ 80 cheaper then Virgin River and all the other places in town. The rooms feel like home away from home. We have stayed in the studio and one room apartments before. Both are super huge. The closet in the bedroom is big enough for blow up bed! We for sure will stay here many more times!

I stayed here while attending the Presidents Cup hosted by Mesquite and a Utah Youth Soccer Association. This place was great, very accommodating, and the staff go out of their way to help in any way possible. It’s walking distance from Eureka Casino and hotel (and IMO way better than Eureka’s accommodations). If you plan to stay here make sure you stock the kitchenette with your favorite food items, as there is really nothing as far as food goes. They do have a restaurant attached, but it’s overpriced, not at all appetizing and not worth attending!
The rooms at the Highland Estates are privately owned, and furnished, so every room is decorated differently. However the hotel staff manage the upkeep, cleaning services, and all grounds operations. The pool is immaculate, and the hot tub is roomy, and cozy. You will love this place.

Simply the BEST place to stay in Mesquite. IMMACULATE. All rooms come with a small kitchen and full refrigerator (for all your cooler goods while traveling on I-​15). Great pool and free Wi-​Fi. Our room was $ 49 on a Friday night, and booked at the last minute! I wrote a letter to the owner saying what a great place it was.
I am not sure how they keep the rooms so CLEAN at such a low price. We will always stay here while traveling through Mesquite.

This place is an oasis in the desert! Well, it’s not «The Oasis» in Mesquite — that’s a closed casino/​hotel, but this is one classy place to find in a tiny town. Here’s why: Despite looking like a fairly nice Hampton or HoJo from the outside, it’s perched on a hill overlooking town and a just a bit, but not too much, removed from «the action» in Mesquite. When we arrived, our reservation was handled flawlessly by «Paola» — a delight! — and our two assist dogs welcomed gladly. «Suites» here are akin to the timeshares that are also a part of the Resort, but there was zero sales pressure. But for the first time, we actually considered asking about one; a very elegant library (with good books, too), an actual quiet lobby area, sitting areas along the halls, and a very VERY nice Italian restaurant integrally located were only a part of the charm. A courtyard where families even had an Easter Egg Hunt, barbecue area, two pools AND a hottub/​spa, an exercise room with good equipment and — get THIS! — covered parking in garages. Staff were friendly and unobstrusive, always helpful, and the room was truly delightful, with good furniture, nicely designed, with no shabbiness, with a full kitchen and dishes/​pans/​utensils. The biggest drawback was the somewhat out-​of-​place «commercial» toilet paper dispenser, but that was minor. Mesquite is a delightful small town, as well, with 3 casinos, one-​of-​each-​kind-​of-​stores (including a huge Walmart and the biggest damn grocery, Smith’s, I’ve ever seen!), and it’s the gateway to a huge variety of outdoor recreation, from golf (they have a zillion courses in town) to the Grand Canyon-​Parashant National Monument, which we adored.
Do it. And tell them the «Jeep Dogs» told you to!

Very nice, very classy. We had a work retreat this week at the Highland Estates Resort. We spent approximately 24 hours total at the resort, but got to get a good taste of what it has to offer. First impression — the grounds are very well kept, the staff is very nice, and the place is impeccable. The Highland Estates Resorts is a timeshare, but you can also rent out rooms — like a hotel. I stayed in a two bedroom suite with a sofa sleeper. The cost for these rooms — $ 89 during the week. That is for 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and a full (yet small) kitchen (minus a dishwasher). The suites are spacious, have 2 flat screen TVs, a small table and at least one sitting chair.
The Resort also offers shuffleboard, tennis courts, fitness center, business center and a really nice swimming pool.
The location is great as it sits atop a hill and overlooks most of Mesquite.
We also used the conference room which was pretty reasonable at $ 80 a day and would fit about 25 people comfortably, but more if it was auditorium seating.
The Resort is also very accessible. There is a very large elevator that can accommodate a wheel chair, and all the doors are wide. We were on the 2^nd floor and had a shower with a very small lip (maybe 3 inches off the ground) and had a seat and multiple supports as well as an adjustable shower head.
There is an on-​site restaurant but it was closed for remodeling.
Overall, a very nice place to stay, and if I ever go to Mesquite again, this would be a great place to be, especially if you don’t want to be around the casino environment.