Whitney Peak Hotel is Reno's premier non-gaming, non-smoking boutique hotel in downtown Nevada, USA, overlooking the vibrant Reno Arch and Truckee River Walk.
The Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Las Vegas is a 14,000-square-foot indoor garden located inside the Bellagio Hotel & Casino, which opened in 1998.
El Rancho Vegas was the groundbreaking first resort on the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada, USA, opening on April 3, 1941, by California hotelier Thomas Hull on Highway 91 (now Las Vegas Boulevard South).
Stockman's Casino is a longstanding locals casino in downtown Fallon, Nevada, on Highway 50 about 60 miles east of Reno, opening in 1955 as the town's gaming staple with an 8,400-square-foot floor featuring 188-274 slot machines, four table games, keno, virtual tables, a sportsbook, and Stockman's Café open daily.
Gold Country Inn and Casino by Red Lion Hotels is a comfortable motor inn and gaming spot in Elko, Nevada, at 2050 Idaho Street near Interstate 80 and the Elko Regional Airport, built in 1978 and renovated in 2007.
Wild Horse State Recreation Area is a roughly 120‑acre Nevada state park sitting on the northeast shore of Wild Horse Reservoir, about 65 miles north of Elko in Elko County.
Renaissance Reno Downtown Hotel & Spa is a stylish, non-gaming upscale hotel in downtown Reno, Nevada, along the Truckee River, originally opening in 1973 with expansions in 1979 and 1995, evolving from earlier properties like the Holiday Hotel.
Silver Sevens Hotel & Casino is a locals-friendly off-Strip resort at 4100 Paradise Road in Paradise, Nevada, originally opening as the Continental Hotel and Casino in 1981 with 400 rooms before closing amid financial woes in 1999.
The Cromwell Las Vegas is a boutique luxury hotel and casino on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada, originally opening as the Barbary Coast in 1979 before a complete $160 million renovation and rebranding by Caesars Entertainment in 2014 as the Strip's first standalone boutique property.
Sunset Station Hotel and Casino is a locals-focused resort in Henderson, Nevada, owned by Station Casinos and opened on June 10, 1997, as the city's first hotel-casino with a Spanish/Mediterranean theme featuring painted sunset skies and village-style facades.
Comstock Hotel & Casino was a mid-sized gaming and lodging property at 200 West Second Street in downtown Reno, Nevada, that operated from 1978 until its closure around 2000.
Cactus Jack's Senator Club is a quaint, old-style locals casino in downtown historic Carson City, Nevada, at 420 N Carson Street, originally opened as the Senator Club before being purchased in 1971 by gaming pioneer Peter Cactus Pete Piersanti, founder of Cactus Pete's in Jackpot, and now part of the Nugget Casinos family.
Montego Bay Hotel Casino & Resort is a welcoming hotel and casino straddling the Nevada-Utah border in West Wendover, Nevada, at 100 Wendover Boulevard, owned by Peppermill Casinos, Inc., with 552 rooms and 40,000 square feet of gaming space featuring slots, table games, and a sportsbook.
Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort Hotel and Casino is Laughlin, Nevada's original and largest resort, founded in 1966 by gaming pioneer Don Laughlin who transformed a rundown eight-room motel on the Colorado River into a thriving destination across from Bullhead City, Arizona.
Peppermill Resort Spa Casino is Reno's premier AAA Four-Diamond luxury resort at 2707 South Virginia Street, originally opening as a coffee shop and lounge in 1971 by Bill Paganetti and Nat Carasali before expanding into gaming in 1980.
