Monthly Rentals in Pioche

Our family of four enjoyed our stay here. We like to go to the mountains near our home and this place had that same mountain cabin feel, except in the desert. It was quiet and private, and had a nice view over the valley (for a desert). We woke up to a herd of deer literally just out the door. As other reviewers said, remember where you are staying - it's an old historic town so expect rustic charm and not modern luxury, though the house had everything we needed and was nicely updated. While there isn't much to do in town, this house is very close proximity (walking or driving). We went to Cathedral Gorge State Park and also did some fishing at Eagle Valley Reservoir (Spring Valley State Park) and were very happy to have this be "home" for the night verses a hotel room. Hosts were kind and quick to respond. Thanks for letting us stay!

Great location, and cabin was in character with charming old town. Hosts were exceptionally communicative and accommodating. Our dog was keen to watch the wildlife from the picture windows each evening.

This is a great place to stay. It is a separate cottage and is located a couple blocks off of the main highway. Very comfortable bed and furnishings. Great breakfast. We will be staying here again when we are back in the area.

My coworker and I stayed here for four nights and commuted to Caliente for field work each morning. Pioche is a charming, small town and the location of the abnb was central. I can't speak to things to do in the area because we were there for work/school. Our hosts were fabulous. I was bummed there was a Keurig vs. coffee maker because I don't use Keurig's. When I asked about a coffee maker, they brought us a small one that evening and went out and bought a regular size one the next day. I was impressed with the quick response and helpfulness of our hosts. The place itself was fine for our needs and the beds were exceptionally comfortable. The only thing I had trouble with was the difference in temperature between the upstairs and downstairs. It was pretty chilly downstairs, but if you turned on the heat, then it got way too hot for me upstairs. The lack of window for ventilation and a view was a challenge, but we were gone all day, so it really didn't matter.