10 Best Casinos in Reno

Silver Legacy is in the middle of The Row – 3 distinct casino hotels connected by a walkway located in downtown Reno. The casino resort lights up green at night which is reminiscent of the Emerald City from The Wizard of Oz;  just click your heels 3 times and you’ll be transported to the ultra-posh casino with 85 table games, slots, Wheel of Fortune, keno and poker lounges, and sports booking.

If you need a break from gambling or placing bets, you can see famous headliners at a live show, choose from 6 award-winning restaurants, shop at one of the 8 shops and boutiques, book a spa appointment, or lounge and swim in the luxurious swimming pool.

The anchor casino resort at The Row – Eldorado Resort Casino is connected by walkway to Silver Legacy and Circus Circus in downtown Reno. Don’t miss your chance to drink a beer at the in-house microbrewery or indulge in Eldorado’s in-house pasta shop, bakery, coffee roastery or other mouth-watering restaurants.  

After you’re done feasting, head over to the casino which features 1,500 slot machines and table games, jackpots, sports booking, and keno and poker lounges. You can also see a show at the entertainment venues, drink at multiple bars, and shop at one of the 3 boutiques. If that’s not enough for you, there is also a pool and spa to relax at both at Eldorado and the connected Silver Legacy casino resort.

Circus Circus Reno is part of The Row and is connected to Eldorado and Silver Legacy casino resorts. Circus Circus’ distinctive entertainment feature is the family-friendly Carnival Midway which hosts circus shows you and your kids will love watching along with carnival games, an arcade, and party rooms. The restaurant selection has options that both kids and parents will appreciate ranging from yoghurt to sushi.

When it’s time for mom and dad to play, Circus Circus also has an impressive casino for the grownups featuring electric and live table games, over 700 slot machines, keno and poker lounges, and sports booking.

Bonanza Casino is a 10-minute drive straight down the main highway from the Reno Arch, where you’ll walk straight into a version of the Old Southwest. Buffalo heads and steer skulls grace the walls and stare mournfully down at you as Bonanza Casino is also where you can get among the best steaks in town at Cactus Creek Prime Steakhouse, which is among the best in Nevada.

Grab yourself a stiff drink and sit down at any of the table games, slots, poker machines, video keno, or sports booking seats to hopefully win some cash.

Peppermill Resort Casino is a Romanesque-inspired retreat located 10 minutes from Reno-Tahoe International Airport. It’s a seamless transition from walking off the plane to gambling or soaking in Northern Nevada’s only caldarium (heated by geothermal energy) or enjoying any of the other the spa amenities, which was recently rated the 3^rd best hotel spa in the U.S.

The casino has been voted “Best in Reno” for its slot machines and offers poker and keno lounges, sports booking and table games. Want to play but keep your dollars? There is also a Game Lab arcade pulsing with the latest video and arcade games (fun for kids too if you are travelling with family). When you’re ready for a drink or something to eat there are several lounges and a night club to serve you along with 10 restaurants and cafes.

Gold Dust West Casino is for those looking for a casino that’s more low-key than a resort. Walk 15 minutes or drive 5 minutes from the Reno Arch and you’ll find it. If you’ve got a craving for some home-style American cooking, this is the place to go.

It’s got an expansive casino floor where you can play slots, video poker and keno, and table games after stuffing your face with gut-busting burgers and biscuits the size of your hand.  The casino has been recently renovated and has reasonable prices that won’t break your budget.

Grand Sierra Resort and Casino is a bright and contemporary all-in-one destination conveniently located right next to the Truckee River and between the Reno-Tahoe International Airport and downtown Reno. It has the largest casino floor in Reno and Northern Nevada with loads of table games, poker and keno lounges, sports booking, and slots. You’ll also get the chance to see some world-famous headliner entertainers at the Grand Theatre or dance at the nightclub.

There are over 12 restaurants and cafes to dine at and luxurious spa and pool where you can unwind from a long day of gaming.  If you plan on taking an RV to or from the Grand Sierra, there’s also an RV Resort on the grounds if you want to camp.

Once you enter the grounds of the Atlantis Casino Resort Spa, 10 minutes from the Reno-Tahoe International Airport, you’ll forget you’re in the middle of High Desert. The spa is an opulent oasis that features unique amenities such as a Brine Inhalation Light-Therapy Lounge and Rasul Ceremonial Chamber, along with other unique amenities you didn’t even know you needed!

After you are thoroughly relaxed, the casino awaits with award-winning slot machines, table games, keno and poker lounges, and sports booking. Want to catch a show between games? There’s live entertainment available as well. When it’s time to eat, you’ve got 11 restaurants and cafes to choose from.

Club Cal-Neva’s buzzing neon glow in a vintage font will make you feel a bit nostalgic for old town Reno. Push open the large gold-rimmed doors and enter one of Reno’s most historic casinos to experience both sides of the dining spectrum – from cheap beers to fine dining. Grab your drink and play on one of the many slot machines (you can still even pull some slot machines here).

There’s also a poker room, table games, sports betting, and beer pong on Fridays and Saturdays. Club Cal-Neva is right downtown and walkable to the Reno Arch and the Truckee River, among other destinations.

Harrah’s is right next to the famous Reno Arch, beckoning you in as you walk under it. Unpack your bags in the newly renovated rooms and put your party clothes on before you go to the casino – which won an award for best video poker. The casino also has table games, slots, poker and keno lounges, and sports booking.

When you’re done gambling, Harrah’s has lots to offer for entertainment and you can boogie at the piano bar or see a variety of other live shows. Hear your stomach growling? There’s a food court, buffet, steak house, other restaurants to eat at. To beat the heat, you can swim in the outside pool.