Reno Hilton

Pros: lots of things to do, HUGE, won big twice!
Cons: smoke (but it's everywhere!)

The last two times I’ve played at the Reno Hilton, I got a royal flush on a nickel machine ($200). I’m afraid to try again!

Player’s Club
Advice for gamblers: join the clubs! Even if you aren’t a big gambler (we spend...

Pros: LARGE: has casino, nightclub, 50 bowling alleys, pavilion, spa, shops, arcade
Cons: Smokey. Inflexible, unhelpful staff. Dirty rooms, stained sheets.

When I originally wrote this, I was sitting in room 2184 of the Reno Hilton Hotel. I came to Reno to attend a convention (in this hotel) for magicians... but it will take a lot of magic to right the wrongs in this place. Let me start with checkin. We ...

Pros: Excellent comps, lots of things for all ages, and great food!
Cons: The rooms can use some improvement.

Since a review has not been done recently for this location, I would like to give my "Epinions" on this hotel at a very recent stay at the Reno Hilton. How I got there in the first place... After trying to pick a hotel and casino resort from ...

Pros: Great Value, Clean Rooms, Excellent Freeway & Airport Access, Plenty to do.
Cons: Slightly Used & Worn 80's Look & Feel, Some Untrained Staff, Hard Bed

I'm as picky as it gets when it comes to hotels, restaurants and service. I also expect pricing to be a barometer of the level of service and amenities I receive.

After spending 5 days and 4 nights at the Reno Hilton, I am pleased to report...

Pros: Reno location for skiing is great, Unbeatable rates, amenities, decent dining options
Cons: Location within Reno could be better

The biggest and best hotel in Reno. Highly recommended for Lake Tahoe skiers. I had the pleasure to stay at this great hotel recently while on a ski trip to Lake Tahoe. For Lake Tahoe skiers, staying in Reno is a much better option than staying at...

Pros: Huge resort, luxurious feeling, many things to do, good views from room
Cons: Located just outside of downtown Reno, mall (bottom floor) looks rather plain

If you’re looking for a great place to stay and so many different things you could do, give this resort consideration. It is located just outside of downtown Reno so you will likely have to catch a cab if looking to go there. Upon entering the lobby, ...

Pros: Family oriented, isolated away from the downtown area
Cons: isolated away from the downtown area

Pros: Price, Room, Amenities
Cons: Location, No Cheapskate Gambling

My wife and I just got home from a night at the Reno Hilton. We didn't explore its myriad of amenities. We didn't eat in the 10 or so restaurants. But they don't matter. Why? We spent $29.00 for a beautiful room. And at that price, who cares about...

Pros: A fun-filled vacation destination.
Cons: Smoke allowed in public areas and restrooms.

The Reno Hilton has to be one of the best places I have stayed at. I booked this hotel at $69 a night for 2 nights during the Memorial Day Weekend. When I arrived I was able to upgrade my family into a mini suite due to my Hilton Honors Diamond ...

Pros: Restaurants and room size.
Cons: Front Desk, room service, casino, arcade, bowling alley, shopping area, and valet.

I was very excited to stay at Reno Hilton after reading about it online... In my party were 2 adults and 3 children. Online, the hotel made it seem that there was something for everyone to do. Reservations - Kathryn is who I spoke with. She was ...

Pros: good buffet in the lodge buffet, room prices.
Cons: air quality, room cleanleness, decor

I had been coming to the Reno Hilton once a year for a decade and never had any problems, always liked the hotel including the decor and the large casino layout as well as the buffet. This was the first time coming to the resort after it became the ...

Pros: Wide variety of places to eat
Cons: Rude Service and Far Away From Everything Else!

I descended onto Reno Hilton with visions of dancing hot rods in my head. Checkout went by with a breeze leading me to believe we would have a great visit in store. (We even had to submit a classic Camero into the show and that was amazingly easy!) But...

Pros: Out of Downtown Reno
Cons: Price versus what you get for the rate is idiotic.

First, This hotel is now the Grand Sierra Resort. My wife and I live in the Reno area. We decided to get out one night and we decided to stay at this hotel. We got the Dinner and a Movie package. First, The restaraunt was way over priced for simple ...

Pros: Huge number of rooms. Conveniently located next to the intersection of I-80 and US 395.
Cons: Separate from the other major casinos in Reno.

I flew into Reno on August 9, 2001 and drove the rental car to the Hilton. Just as the clerk @ Alamo said, it was impossible to miss. Overall, Reno does not have many high-rise buildings, and the hotels stand out like islands in the sea.

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Pros: Bowling alley! Golf driving range!
Cons: Bad location!

Unlike the other hotels in downtown Reno, Hilton is isolated and located away from any other hotel in a remote area. Whereas the downtown hotels are perceived as gambling oriented, Hilton is more business oriented. People go to Circus Circus to gamble....