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Top rated hotels in Reno

Grand Sierra Resort and Casino
4.3/5124 Reviews
Arrived at the Lobby around 3pm on Christmas Eve and waited 40 mins to check in. Only 2 check in counters were open. Bad service, shame!!!
Silver Legacy Resort Casino
4.3/5130 Reviews
Downtown Reno
We stayed here overnight only as we were on a long road trip. The hotel is connected on either side to Circus, Circus and Eldorado so it was almost like one continuous gaming floor. The rooms were a good size and provided a nice view of Reno and the mountains beyond. The whole place was clean. One comment - we arrived at 2.30pm (check-in is from 3pm). The reception had 3 staff sitting around but they wanted $25 each room for early check-in. Of course for the sake of 30 minutes we decided to wait. When 3pm came, there were about 20 people all trying to check-in at the same time - but only 2 reception staff available. Surely a small amount of leeway on timing would be common sense! Otherwise we enjoyed the free parking and the vibe of the hotel. The drinks on the ****** floor however were shockingly expensive (over $20 for a single Captain Morgan’s and Coke before tip).
Staybridge Suites Reno
4.3/596 Reviews
South Reno
We are here because of a Dr appointment and surgery so early morning appointments with doctors in walking distance it was the perfect choice. We got a smaller room, 1 king bed and our room includes a kitchen, actually has a refrigerator, microwave, small top burner stove, sink, coffee maker and is dog friendly. We’re here for 2 nights and it’s very convenient ,comfortable, clean, very nice staff, breakfast room, all good. We’ll be back for 2nd round of surgery in 2 weeks and already made our reservation
Hampton Inn & Suites Reno West, NV
4.4/597 Reviews
Clean room and a very clean bathroom. Plenty of parking (and it's free). They also had free breakfast with many options to choose from. Their location made navigating easy coming from California. The staff was more than helpful. Didn't get a chance to use their pool or gym, but the stay was still worth the price!
Sonesta ES Suites Reno
3.8/597 Reviews
South Reno
Don't be fooled by the pretty pictures of this property, it is a very dirty property. The common areas had food left on the floors for several days such as cereal, outdoor trash areas were overflowing and the floors in the main area and in the kitchen areas of the room were sticky. The free breakfast isn't meant to be a gourmet meal, but this was sad. There were a few pieces of bread, cold English muffins and a cereal bar. By far the worst part of the breakfast was the eggs. They were cold and apparently they take them out of the fridge and plop them into a warming pan and let them sit and basically they are cold and don't warm up. The rooms themselves are decent in that the space provided is generous. We had two bedrooms and a total of five hangers. The pillows are flat, like I've never seen before. The windows had stoppers in them and could only be opened slightly, and the window sills were full of dust and dirt. They were gross to touch. The bathtub felt like it was going to fall through the floor, it felt very unstable. This property used to be a Residence Inn and it's now part of Sonesta ES and their brand is very nice and I had high hopes for this property. Stay away from this property, do not stay here, it's a mess and feels like it's being neglected. . I've reached out to Sonesta and they take feedback very seriously, if you've stayed here please let them know your experience so they can help this property reach the standards of Sonesta.
Reno, NV - Livestock
3.2/597 Reviews
I’ve been driving over 10 hours. Tired. Pulled in with a pickup and a 20’ cargo trailer. My length overall was around 46’. This is the first Motel 6 I’ve ever been to w/o some sort of oversized parking. I’m told I have to park on the street. Tell them I’ll just break it down into two units to park in the lot. Get an okay. As I’m backing my trailer up into a spot, the woman who checked me in comes out with some guy to tell me as I’d end up blocking another spot I can park here and I have to go out on the street around the corner. Mind you this place is NOT busy (I can tell by it being a weeknight, a half filled lot, and 8pm. As I again circle the lot, I see numerous vehicles, just by not parking straight, effectively taking up two spots. Walked back into the office after leaving my vehicles on the street instead of a fenced in lot and asked the guy at the desk if he was now going to police the lot for all the bad parking jobs. He said they would. I call bullpucky here. I hate petty little tyrants. I’ve been staying in Motel 6’s literally for decades. I’ve said in some very nice ones, and some sketchy ones. But I’ve never before had the staff at any of them needlessly bust my stones. Facility itself is fine. These staff members (June 14) need an education in customer service.

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    For hotels with Wi-Fi in Reno, the average price is CAD 301 on weekdays and CAD 337 on weekends (Friday–Saturday).

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Property Information for Tourists

Total Properties133
Number of Reviews4,066
Highest PriceCAD 1,340
Lowest PriceCAD 45
Average Price (Weekdays)CAD 301
Average Price (Weekends)CAD 337