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Good, 7.9
Boasting a go-karting track, 2 theatres and poolside cabanas, Grand Sierra Resort and Casino offers a luxurious place to stay in Reno. It has a gym, as well as an outdoor pool, a sauna and a Jacuzzi.
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Good, 7.9
Hotel in East, Reno, NV, United States
Boasting a go-karting track, 2 theatres and poolside cabanas, Grand Sierra Resort and Casino offers a luxurious place to stay in Reno. It has a gym, as well as an outdoor pool, a sauna and a Jacuzzi.
Excellent, 8.2
Conveniently located in the middle of the city, this 3-star resort makes for an excellent base in Reno. It is set amongst a range of dining options and is minutes on foot from Reno Amtrak Station.
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Excellent, 8.2
Hotel in Old Northwest/West University, Reno, NV, United States
Conveniently located in the middle of the city, this 3-star resort makes for an excellent base in Reno. It is set amongst a range of dining options and is minutes on foot from Reno Amtrak Station.
Good, 7.1
Strategically located in the centre of the city, this 3-star hotel makes for an excellent base in Reno. It also offers an outdoor pool, a Jacuzzi and a sauna.
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Good, 7.1
Hotel in Southwest, Reno, NV, United States
Strategically located in the centre of the city, this 3-star hotel makes for an excellent base in Reno. It also offers an outdoor pool, a Jacuzzi and a sauna.
Excellent, 8.2
Peppermill Resort Spa Casino provides contemporary 4-star accommodation in Reno. It also offers an outdoor pool, a ballroom and a sauna.
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Excellent, 8.2
Hotel in South Central, Reno, NV, United States
Peppermill Resort Spa Casino provides contemporary 4-star accommodation in Reno. It also offers an outdoor pool, a ballroom and a sauna.
Excellent, 8.7
Boasting deluxe amenities including a limousine service and an outdoor heated pool, Atlantis Casino Resort Spa is located in Reno and is a recipient of a AAA Four Diamond Award. It also features a sauna, a Jacuzzi and a fitness centre.
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Excellent, 8.7
Hotel in South Central, Reno, NV, United States
Boasting deluxe amenities including a limousine service and an outdoor heated pool, Atlantis Casino Resort Spa is located in Reno and is a recipient of a AAA Four Diamond Award. It also features a sauna, a Jacuzzi and a fitness centre.
Excellent, 8.0
Located in the centre of Reno, this resort features a award-winning restaurant and a night club. It also offers a Jacuzzi and an outdoor pool.
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Excellent, 8.0
Hotel in Southwest, Reno, NV, United States
Located in the centre of Reno, this resort features a award-winning restaurant and a night club. It also offers a Jacuzzi and an outdoor pool.
Airports
181 mi (OAK)
About Reno Airport
Located 6 kilometres from Reno, Nevada, Reno-Tahoe International Airport is a central transport hub in the west of America, the second busiest in the state, and a significant public and military base. Over 3.5 million visitors pass through it every year as its location close to Lake Tahoe, a popular holiday destination, making it a buzzing airport. People know RTIA as the gateway to America’s Adventure Place, as it is very connected to the rest of the country with over 60 flights every day to destinations throughout the US.
There are three runways at Reno-Tahoe International Airport, with a central passenger terminal and an impressive main lobby. Various national airlines use RTIA including American Airlines and Alaska Airlines, in addition to the Nevada Air National Guard who have a base at the airport. The airport offers facilities other than flights including Wi-Fi, phone services and even a dog park, in addition to food outlets and clothing, gift and accessory stores for waiting visitors to enjoy. There are hotels adjacent to the airport for travellers to stay in and space for conferences and events, all surrounded by the encompassing beautiful mountains.
Visitors can easily travel away from RTIA using a range of transport services, including nine rental car offices and a collection of taxis and limousines outside the main doors. There are also public transport facilities like a bus travelling between the airport and the city and shuttle services working with the hotels to transport visitors. Drivers can reach RTIA along Interstate 80 off Highway 395, or travel to the airport from Tahoe Lake via the shuttle service, South Tahoe Airporter.
The history of Reno-Tahoe International Airport dates back to 1929 when building began, and officials named it after Eddie Hubbard, a president and pioneer of Boeing Transport, the company constructing the project. The city of Reno purchased the site in 1953, and the airport grew in time for the 1960 Winter Olympics in California. Now, its name is a combination of its City, Reno, and the favourite destination of the area, Lake Tahoe.
There are three runways at Reno-Tahoe International Airport, with a central passenger terminal and an impressive main lobby. Various national airlines use RTIA including American Airlines and Alaska Airlines, in addition to the Nevada Air National Guard who have a base at the airport. The airport offers facilities other than flights including Wi-Fi, phone services and even a dog park, in addition to food outlets and clothing, gift and accessory stores for waiting visitors to enjoy. There are hotels adjacent to the airport for travellers to stay in and space for conferences and events, all surrounded by the encompassing beautiful mountains.
Visitors can easily travel away from RTIA using a range of transport services, including nine rental car offices and a collection of taxis and limousines outside the main doors. There are also public transport facilities like a bus travelling between the airport and the city and shuttle services working with the hotels to transport visitors. Drivers can reach RTIA along Interstate 80 off Highway 395, or travel to the airport from Tahoe Lake via the shuttle service, South Tahoe Airporter.
The history of Reno-Tahoe International Airport dates back to 1929 when building began, and officials named it after Eddie Hubbard, a president and pioneer of Boeing Transport, the company constructing the project. The city of Reno purchased the site in 1953, and the airport grew in time for the 1960 Winter Olympics in California. Now, its name is a combination of its City, Reno, and the favourite destination of the area, Lake Tahoe.