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With a spin of the roulette wheel or the pull of a lever on a slot machine, your future will be decided on the casino floor of one of the amazing Reno hotels. There are more than 20 casinos in town, which means you’ll have quite the time playing your way through the city, courting Lady Luck, and deciding which is your favorite. Do you select the casino where the dealer knows your name and welcomes you with your favorite cocktail? Or do you tune into superstitious inclinations and frequent the venue that offers the optimal lighting and seating for your hand to prosper? There’s only one way to find out; you’ll have to hit them all.

What Are the Best Places to Stay in Reno?

With almost two dozen casinos in “The Biggest Little City,” you won’t have to go far to find your favorite game of chance. So, when you are deciding where to stay in Reno, you might want to take other things into consideration, such as proximity to the local university, Lake Tahoe, and the airport. Here are some of our favorite areas and a hotel option or two for each.

Old Northwest – West University

Reno was built along the Truckee River, and the historical buildings along the old waterfront add character to what is now predominantly a downtown area. The iconic Lincoln Highway passes through the heart of the neighborhood, further adding to the lore of yesteryear. The city’s dynamic energy is on display in the East 4th Street district with craft breweries, stylish boutiques, art galleries, and enough international eateries to make the United Nations proud.

• Circus Circus Hotel & Casino – There is something under the big top for everyone at this famous property. Just off the University of Nevada, Reno campus—and a short stroll to East 4th Street—the Circus Circus (aptly) has two towers, each with stylish guestrooms and suites overlooking downtown. Add to that five restaurants, multiple entertainment venues, and a casino floor with slots, sports books, and table games, and you have three rings of fun.
• Silver Legacy Resort Casino – Located directly across the street from the Reno Events Center, the Silver Legacy is a perfect option if you’re in town for an event taking place on the convention center floor. Enjoy a healthy dose of vitamin B lounging by the rooftop pool, sample the delicacies at one of six on-site eateries, watch the sun slip below the horizon from your mountain-view suite, then find a lucky table on the casino floor and start stacking chips.

South Central

As you venture south from downtown, you’ll enter the conveniently located South Central neighborhood. Hotels in this area are a great option if your plans include some time on the slopes and shores of Lake Tahoe, a challenging round at Washoe County Golf Course, or a day trip to the state capital of Carson City.

• Peppermill Resort Spa Casino - A distinguished AAA Four-Diamond award winner for six consecutive years, the Peppermill is Reno’s premier resort. Boasting two towers and two wings of elegantly appointed guestrooms, you are surrounded by luxury with mahogany furnishings, marble baths, and custom-made pillow-top king beds. Receive a world-class body, salon, or skin treatment from Spa Toscana. With over a dozen lounges, you are never too far away from a cool drink or a glass of heady red wine. And, when the time comes to break away from the massages and merlots, choose from one of three fine-dining restaurants, four causal bistros, and four snack shops.

East Reno

North of South Central and adjacent to West University, East Reno is ideal for business travelers thanks to its proximity to the Reno-Tahoe International Airport. Additionally, Sparks, NV, is a five-minute drive from the neighborhood. And, along the way, there are opportunities to stop at multiple riverside parks on the Truckee.

• Grand Sierra Resort – With over 200,000 square feet of conference facilities, a casino floor bigger than a football field, a newly remodeled live-music theater, two nightclubs, and nearly a dozen award-winning eateries, the Grand Sierra delivers some of the top amenities in Reno. The property was awarded the title of “Best Hotel in Reno” thanks to guestrooms featuring stylish décor, marble baths, and private wet bars.

Let Travelocity help you find some great Reno hotel deals. With the money you save, you can start that flood of fortune on the casino floor. Plus, you’ll be able to pick from a wide selection of cheap hotels in Reno, stately spa resorts, and extravagant accommodations across the area. Go ahead, roll the dice.