Where to Stay in Reno Tahoe

Reno Tahoe attracts visitors from around the world. Maybe it’s our jam-packed events calendar, larger-than-life art installations, endless outdoor adventure options or the ever-growing food and craft beer scene – but these are just a few reasons why Northern Nevada should be on your must-visit list. Whether you’re planning a trip to the Biggest Little City and want to be where the action is, or perhaps you’d rather unplug and relax, read on to find out where to stay in Reno and Lake Tahoe. Your ideal choice for lodging in Reno and Lake Tahoe is just a click away.

Where to Stay in Reno, Nevada

Can’t decide on where to stay in Reno, Nevada? No matter your choice, you really can’t go wrong. The Reno Tahoe region is a breathtaking paradise that offers many hotels within walking distance of nightlife, outdoor adventure, a vibrant arts and culture scene and more. With Reno being only 30 minutes from the hiking trails and sandy beaches of Lake Tahoe, there are plenty of ways to fill your days with outdoor adventures. And no matter what season you visit, the Sierra Nevada mountains have something new to offer—surf or snow.

In addition to being a 24-hour town, Reno’s proximity to the desert and the mountains make it an ideal hub for whatever your itinerary looks like. Find the perfect spot to unpack your suitcase, from downtown to MidTown, or maybe even find a jewel off the beaten path.

Downtown Reno Hotels

Being steps from countless dining options and exciting nightlife make downtown Reno hotels a popular option for those visiting the Biggest Little City. When you stay in downtown, you can step out of your hotel room and snap a selfie in front of the famous Reno Arch, try your luck at a casino, see artwork straight from Burning Man, enjoy a craft beer while overlooking the Truckee River, or even try the Biggest Wall of Them All. 

Basecamp at Whitney Peak Hotel is home of the Guinness Book of World Records “World’s Tallest Artificial Climbing Wall” and Outside Magazine’s “12 Best Hotel Gyms in the US.” Residents and visitors alike love this rock climbing gym and its close proximity to some of downtown’s most exciting hotels.

As far as where to stay in downtown Reno, Silver Legacy Resort Casino, Eldorado Resort Casino and Circus Circus Hotel Casino are just a few great places to rest your head while you take in the sights, culture and nightlife of the downtown area. 

For the bocce fans out there, we suggest booking a room at the Renaissance Reno Downtown Hotel. Conduct business and enjoy family-friendly activities, and definitely bring your A-Game to Bundox Bocce. The Renaissance Reno Downtown Hotel & Spa offers experiences for everyone, all in one place.

Downtown Reno is just minutes from the Reno-Tahoe International Airport and most casino hotels offer complimentary shuttles to and from the airport for their guests.

Where To Stay in MidTown Reno 

A few blocks south of downtown, you’ll find MidTown, an eclectic area offering craft breweries and distilleries, fitness studios, live music venues and boutique shopping. If this sounds like your scene, both the Peppermill Resort Spa Casino and the Atlantis Casino Resort Spa are great home bases for exploration that also offer luxurious spas and exciting casino action. 

Looking for a room with closer access to the freeway? Consider the Grand Sierra Resort. Stay out all night, enjoy a show in the grand ballroom or take the kids downstairs to explore the arcade. Don’t worry, big kids can play, too.

Where To Stay Near Reno

Reno and Lake Tahoe aren’t the only places here with their fair share of adventure and nightlife. For those looking for where to stay near Reno, we’ve got you covered, too.

With their slogan, “It’s happening here,” you can be sure that when you stay in Sparks you will have your choice of great events happening year-round. In downtown Sparks, The Nugget Casino Resort invites people to try their luck at a few of its most exciting gaming facilities. Concerts, five-star restaurants and family activities make this casino resort ideal for those seeking the whole entertainment package. 

The Nugget Casino Resort is located next to Victorian Square, where thousands of BBQ enthusiasts gather each Labor Day weekend for the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook Off and is home of the area’s newest outdoor concert venue, the Nugget Events Center. Whether it’s the annual rib cook off, holiday festivities or live music, there are things to enjoy wherever you look. Shopping is just a few blocks away, too!

Where To Stay in Lake Tahoe

If you are looking for where to stay in Lake Tahoe, then look no further. Lake Tahoe, deemed the Jewel of the Sierra by Mark Twain, truly is a sight to behold and is less than 45 minutes from the Reno-Tahoe International Airport. Crystal clear waters surrounded by majestic mountains are an outdoor lover’s paradise.  

In the summer, enjoy gorgeous beachside hangs at Kings Beach, North Tahoe Beach, Crystal Bay or Secline Beach, many of which border the California and Nevada state line. Adventurous souls thrive here since many hotels offer easy access to the surrounding beaches, ski resorts, hiking and mountain biking trails. Hotels in North Shore are also only a 45-minute drive from must-visit ski resorts, like Palisades Tahoe and Northstar, near Tahoe City. No matter what time of year you visit Reno Tahoe, a stay at or near the north shore of Lake Tahoe will be a memorable one.

The Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe in Incline Village offers lakeside accommodations, complete with fine and casual dining, as well as outdoor fire pits for the perfect post-adventure s’more-making session.

Crystal Bay Casino, better known to locals as the CBC, also offers accommodations at Border House, a historic landmark that offers guests a variety of amenities. The CBC never fails to have a great line-up of entertainment, with popular bands performing almost every weekend throughout the year, as well as gaming action and on-site dining.

Do you happen to be traveling with a furry companion? There are plenty of pet-friendly lodging options in the Reno Tahoe area that will readily welcome you and your best friend (and at some, there are even goodie bags!).

Don’t forget to share your itinerary! Tag #RenoTahoe so we can see what kind of Reno Tahoe adventure you got into. As a premier outdoor destination and the gateway to the Sierra, there is no better way to spend your weekend than outside.