Turn Your Stay Into an Experience
The Best of Nevada, Right Outside Your Door
From scenic outdoor escapes to vibrant arts, dining, and entertainment, our location puts you at the center of it all. Whether you’re here to explore Nevada’s natural beauty, discover local culture, or experience can’t-miss events, unforgettable moments are just steps away. Let us be your starting point for everything this dynamic destination has to offer.
Step into the heart of Reno and explore the city’s most iconic landmarks and scenic walking spots. From the famous “Biggest Little City in the World” Arch to charming streets lined with murals, shops, and cafés, there’s no better way to experience the city’s character than on foot.
skip Iconic Landmarks & Walking Spots carousel with 3 cards.The Reno Arch, with the motto “The Biggest Little City in the World,” is a landmark neon gateway spanning Virginia Street in downtown Reno, Nevada.
This arch embodies the city’s identity as “The Biggest Little City in the World,” celebrating Reno’s history of innovation, travel, and entertainment.
Explore shops, murals, cafés, and nightlife along the vibrant riverfront.
Reno comes alive all year long with vibrant festivals and seasonal events that celebrate art, music, culture, and community. From dazzling balloon races and summer arts celebrations to holiday markets and winter festivities, there’s always something happening nearby to make your stay unforgettable
The Great Reno Balloon Race is the world’s largest free hot-air ballooning event, held each September at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park in Reno, Nevada. Since its founding in 1982, it has evolved from a 20-balloon gathering into an internationally known festival that fills Reno’s early-morning skies with more than 100 colorful balloons and draws crowds exceeding 150,000 annually
Artown is a nonprofit arts organization based in Reno, Nevada, best known for producing the city’s month-long summer arts festival held every July. Founded to promote creativity and civic pride, it has become a leading cultural event in Northern Nevada, drawing residents and visitors to hundreds of performances and exhibitions across the city
The Grand Sierra Beer & Chili Festival is an annual culinary and craft-beer celebration hosted by the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino in Reno, Nevada. It brings together regional breweries, local chefs, and live entertainment for a high-energy fall event that has become a signature of Northern Nevada’s food-and-drink scene.
Escape into the natural beauty of Northern Nevada with parks, trails, and outdoor adventures just minutes from the hotel. Explore scenic hikes, lush gardens, and peaceful riverwalks, or venture a little farther to the stunning Lake Tahoe for year-round recreation — from skiing and snowboarding in winter to boating, hiking, and lakeside relaxation in the summer.
Rancho San Rafael Regional Park is the largest and most diverse park in Washoe County, Nevada. Spanning nearly 600 acres in northwest Reno, it blends manicured landscapes with native desert, wetlands, and open pasture, offering a mix of recreation, natural habitats, and cultural attractions. It is a central outdoor hub for residents and visitors alike.
Just a short drive from Reno, Lake Tahoe is a year-round playground for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking natural beauty. Crystal-clear waters, majestic mountains, and endless recreational opportunities await — from skiing and snowboarding in the winter to boating, hiking, and lakeside relaxation in the summer.
The Nevada Museum of Art is a private, nonprofit art museum located in downtown Reno, Nevada. It is the only art museum in the state accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, distinguishing it among major U.S. cultural institutions for its professional standards and programming excellence. The museum serves as a leading center for art, education, and environmental dialogue in the region.
The National Automobile Museum in Reno, Nevada, also known as The Harrah Collection, is a nonprofit museum showcasing one of the most significant assemblages of vintage and classic cars in the United States. Opened in 1989, it preserves the legacy of casino magnate William F. Harrah, whose private collection of over 1,400 vehicles once set the global standard for automobile museums.
The Discovery—formally the Terry Lee Wells Nevada Discovery Museum—is a hands-on science center in Reno, Nevada. It offers interactive exhibits across 67,000 square feet, encouraging curiosity in science, technology, engineering, art, and invention for visitors of all ages. As Nevada’s largest science museum, it plays a leading role in the region’s STEM and community education.
The Fleischmann Planetarium and Science Center is a public science education facility and historical landmark located on the campus of the University of Nevada, Reno. Opened in 1963, it was among the first planetariums in the United States to feature a 360-degree projector, pioneering immersive dome projection technology for scientific and atmospheric displays.
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