The Silver Legacy is a 1,720 room Victorian-themed hotel. The exterior facade of storefronts re-creates views of Reno in the 1890s and early 1900s. Interior décor includes international antique and art collections, dark woods, marble floors and rich colored carpeting. The property encompasses gaming and convention space. It also houses a comedy club, five restaurants, and the world's largest composite dome (featuring a 120-foot high automated mining rig, and laser/light shows). Silver Legacy is connected by skywalks to the Eldorado Hotel Casino and Circus Circus Hotel Casino, spanning six city blocks.

The Eldorado Hotel Casino was built in 1973 and expanded twice. The property is connected by skywalk to Circus Circus and Silver Legacy. With fewer rooms than its neighbors, this fashionable, family-operated establishment feels more like a boutique hotel, easily catering to couples on a weekend getaway, as well as business travelers.

A destination resort, the Peppermill rises south of downtown in a suburban-like district. Shops, entertainment venues, and a park are close by.

Located five minutes from the airport and across the street from the Reno-Sparks Convention Center, the Atlantis draws business and leisure travelers. On site, waterfalls, thatched-roof huts, palm trees, and tropical sounds create an exotic setting.

The Grand Sierra Resort & Casino's sprawling 200,000-square-foot meeting and convention center hums with commercial activity all week long. There is an abundance of onsite recreation, and an 80,000-square-foot casino attracts a large leisure crowd, especially on weekends. Ten restaurants are on site, and headlining entertainment acts are also featured at the hotel.

The circus is always in town at this family-friendly hotel in downtown Reno. Although its fun-loving theme attracts a large leisure crowd, business travelers use the hotel’s convention center, meeting rooms, and business center during the week.

Dating to 1943 when it opened as a bingo parlor, this hotel provided Reno's first casino and has expanded over the decades until it now occupies both sides of North Center Street, with a casino and guestroom tower on each side.