Grand Sierra Resort
Reno, Nevada, United States
900 slots50 tables8 poker1,900 rooms
Grand Sierra Resort stands apart from the downtown Reno cluster on a large site east of the river, opened in 1978 as the MGM Grand Reno and renamed…
Destination · Nevada
Casinos in Reno
3 venues recorded.
Reno was Nevada's original gaming town, drawing visitors from northern California long before the Strip was built, and it still markets itself on proximity to Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada rather than on spectacle. The casinos cluster downtown along Virginia Street and in a second group south of the river near the convention centre.
The city's economy has diversified into logistics and technology since the 2010s, and several older downtown casinos have closed or been converted to housing. What remains is a market of mid-sized properties with lower minimums than Las Vegas, substantial locals trade, and a summer calendar built around car shows, air races and rodeo events.
What this destination is known for
- Gateway to Lake Tahoe skiing
- Lower table minimums than Las Vegas
- Downtown Virginia Street casinos
Venues recorded here
Peppermill Resort Spa Casino
Reno, Nevada, United States
1,700 slots40 tables6 poker1,600 rooms
The Peppermill began as a coffee shop on South Virginia Street in 1971 and expanded into one of the larger resorts in northern Nevada, with a…
Atlantis Casino Resort Spa
Reno, Nevada, United States
1,400 slots35 tables800 rooms
The Atlantis sits beside the Reno-Sparks Convention Center in south Reno and is linked to it by an enclosed skywalk, which gives the property a…