Reno Hotels

Reno Hotels

"The Biggest Little City in the World", the vivacious city of Reno certainly ticks a lot of boxes for its size. Brimming with cosmopolitan trimmings and beautified with green spaces, the city is well known for its dazzling collection of Vegas-worthy casinos. More than just a nighttime hedonist’s playground, arts, culture, and entertainment all run strong under the Nevada sun. With the Sierra Nevada Mountains ever in sight, the city also plays basecamp for adventurers who come to enjoy the region’s thrill-laden landscapes.

Things to see

If you’re looking for something a little family friendlier than a casino, then make a beeline for the Wild Island Family Adventure Park. Here kids of all ages can enjoy everything from bowling and laser mazes, to glow in the dark pirate themed mini-golf. If all that leaves you needing to cool off, you can make a splash in the center’s colorful waterpark. When it comes to downtime in downtown, Wingfield Park is Reno’s favorite oasis. A small island set in the babbling Truckee River, it’s a popular summertime spot for picnicking and playing on the water. With its striking black zinc façade, the Nevada Museum of Art is a masterpiece in its own right. Home to a vast permanent collection and ever changing exhibits, here you’ll find works from regional, national and international artists. For some big name brand retail therapy, head to Meadowood Mall. Here you’ll find over 100 shops and services, including department stores and a food court.

Hotels in Reno

Whether you’re here for business or a royal flush, the choice of hotels in Reno cater for every need, taste and budget. Palatial casino hotels come in suitably decadent style, featuring a horde of amenities alongside the cocktails and kerchings of the casino floor. Expect pampering spa centers, illuminated swimming pools, state of the art gymnasiums and chic onsite restaurants. Swanky suites come laden with stylish mod cons, whilst floor to ceiling windows frame awe inspiring views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. If you want something a little simpler than that however, there are plenty of familiar chain hotels in Reno too.

Where to stay

A hotel in Reno’s downtown district puts you in amongst the best the city has to offer. Marked with the illuminated Reno Arch bearing the city’s tagline, Virginia Street is the city’s buzzing main thoroughfare. When the hot sun goes down and the casinos wake up, the Old Vegas style strip is flooded in neon lights, illuminating the many revelers who come to indulge their vices. A short walk away from the casinos, California Avenue, affectionately known as “CalAve” is another of downtown’s most popular commercial areas. With a top notch choice of entertainment, restaurants and upscale boutiques, it caters particularly well to those with more cosmopolitan tastes.

How to get to Reno

Most visitors to Reno come through Nevada’s second busiest airport, Reno-Tahoe International, situated a convenient 3.5 miles from the city’s downtown district. For those who need a connecting flight it’s a particularly well linked hub, with services to major airports including Los Angeles International and McCarran International in Las Vegas. Reno is also reachable via the Amtrak railway service and the Greyhound bus line. Running between Emeryville and Chicago, Amtrak’s California Zephyr makes a stop at Reno Station in central downtown, whilst the Greyhound Terminal can be found just a short walk away from Wingfield Park.