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Reno is known as ‘The Biggest Little City in the World’ and is located in northwest Nevada. It earned that nickname due to it being a small city but with a surprisingly large amount of attractions and amenities in one place. 

On thing that Reno does have a lot of is casinos. Although it has much more of a laid-back vibe than Las Vegas and it’s surrounded by natural beauty rather than neon, Reno attracts prominent casino operators and millions of gamblers each year too.

So, let’s take a closer look at the land-based casinos you can find in Reno.

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Reno Land-Based Casino Operators

Reno casinos range from small halls with a handful of slots to huge casinos operated by some of the most renowned names in the business. Downtown Reno is where many of the bigger casinos are, and many are connected just like in Vegas. There are also some destination resorts spread out around the city.  Operators include

• Caesars Entertainment – Manage three casinos in Reno – Eldorado Casino Resort, Silver Legacy Resort Casino and Circus Circus Reno
• Monarch Casino & Resort, Inc – Operate Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Reno
• The Meruelo Group – Own The Grand Sierra Resort and Casino
• Peppermill Casinos, Inc – Operate Peppermill Resort Spa Casino in Reno

Reno Casino Resorts 

So, how do Reno Casino Resorts compare to those in Las Vegas? Let’s take a look. 

• Grand Sierra Resort and Casino – Offering the biggest casino floor in Reno, the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino has just under 2,000 rooms. The resort also has a day spa, a stunning pool area, eight restaurants, three bars, a nightclub, a family fun area with a 50 lane bowling alley, arcade, VR and axe throwing, plus a 2500 seat Grand Theatre with regular shows. The 100,000 square foot casino has 1,400 slots, 45 live table games, high limit gaming, a poker room and a sportsbook.
• Peppermill Resort Spa Casino – An AAA Four Diamond resort, boasting 1,621 rooms including a 600-room all-suite Tuscany Tower. The property has a spa & salon, two pools, a fitness center, boutique shopping, nine award-winning restaurants, several bars and lounges and an arcade. The 82,000 square foot casino offers over 1,700 slots, 48 live tables, high limit gaming, a 19 table poker room and a sportsbook. 
• Atlantis Casino Resort Spa – The AAA Four Diamond Atlantis Casino Resort Spa has 1,000 hotel rooms, spectacular indoor and outdoor pools, shops, an arcade, fitness center, multiple bars and restaurants and has received Reno's only Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star rating for its spa and steakhouse. The 60,000 square foot casino floor offers 1,400 slots, 30 live table games, high limit gaming, a poker room, keno and a sportsbook. 

More Than Gambling

Reno has more to offer than just casinos, here’s a few other things to see and do while in town:

• Arts and Culture – The Nevada Museum of Art is in Reno, with a cool rooftop sculpture garden. The Discovery is an interactive science museum great for all the family and the Midtown District is an artsy neighborhood with wall murals, vintage shops and craft breweries. If you enjoy classical music then you might want to check out Reno Philharmonic for one of their performances. 
• Outdoor Adventures – Rancho San Rafael Park is a perfect spot for hiking and picnicking and hosts the hot air balloon festival too. The Reno Riverwalk is a scenic path along the Truckee river downtown with lots of cafes which is perfect for walking or biking. The Truckee River Whitewater Park is a popular spot for kayakers and other paddlers. and you can rent a kayak too if you want to join in.
• Unique Attractions – The Reno Arch is where a lot of people stop off for a photo, but Reno has some other fun attractions too. The National Automobile Museum is considered one of the best car museums in the US, Wilbur D. May Center is a museum and botanical garden and there are lots of fun festivals held in Reno each year too. 

Important Considerations

The legal age for casino gambling in Reno is 21 years or above. It’s always advisable to take along photographic ID as proof of age.