The Jesse Kitchen was amazing. When our original plans fell through we ended up at their bar for…read moredinner and we are so glad we did. absolutely delicious appetizers and dinner full of fresh veggies, grilled meats and tasty dips and garnishes. We will return for sure for a relaxing but upscale night out.

I had been to the Jesse when they were under previous ownership and enjoyed that one visit. So I…read morewas eager to see how new management lines up. We made a reservation for their Turkish breakfast on Sunday and it seemed like inside and outside was ramping up in busyness. We were seated almost immediately upon walking into the establishment and got to see a bit from the bar and from outside. I've had Turkish food before, but I've never had the experience like this Turkish breakfast. We had Turkish coffee, traditionally strong, and an assortment of bread, cheeses, spreads, Turkish sausage, honey with clotted cream, eggs and pastries. Everything was delicious, savory to sweet. The service was very prompt, our waitress and other staff members checked in on us regularly, brought in new dishes and took the empties away every time they passed by. Happy to have seen the changes this business has gone through and hoping to make Turkish Breakfast in my weekly rotation

Stayed at this property during the chicken wing cookoff. It wasn't too far away from the action in…read morewalking distance. The room was amazing to stay in. It was pretty modern compared to some of the other Marriott's I've stayed in. A lot of space in the room but I feel the restroom could have needed a bit more space. It has all the things you could want, fridge, space to make out your clothes away, security safe. They have a small section in the lobby in case you want sodas or snacks. If you are in Reno on a quick trip I'd def recommend this place. Next time I come I heard the sushi place across the street is pretty good. PS. Didn't give it a 5 star due to the thin walls. You can hear almost everything in the morning when people are starting to move around

This Courtyard was disappointing. Damn these employees hate their customers. No hellos or eye…read morecontact or name tags or anything. Makes you realllyyy uncomfortable traveling alone. Water bottle filler in the gym. Wall AC. Microwave and mini fridge. Lots of homeless in area and sleeping on the river. Lots of bugs. Views are nothing- trees you can barely see water. There is a nice side patio by the river but bugs are plentiful. Parking is only $15 but you have to go outside and in the elevator to the garage across the street. Coffee shop across the street opens at 7ish. Courtyard "Starbucks" opens at 6:30 but again the staff is :( Room had a broken light fixtures and all the soap holders in the shower was loose with screws out. Also, the room stank whenever I came back so maybe shared with a stinky neighbor? Would I stay here again by choice? No.

I posted review one day ago and the director of marketing and social media contacted me by phone…read more They were very considerate of my needs and were able to make things right for me. I fell they went above nd beyond in researching my concerns and helping reach an acceptable conclusion. Knowing that the Peppermill management was willing to reach out leads me to believe they really are concerned about their clientele.

The Peppermill is a breath of fresh air, literally, for a casino…read more It's bright and although there was a slight whiff of cig smoke, it wan't bad at all. Not sure what type of filtration system they have but it works. We went for cocktails and to watch the Giants game at the enormous Sports Book. So many screens, from giant to 55". It was packed but our waitress Sarah, was fast and charming. We will probably stay at the Peppermill the next time we go to Reno. Well done Peppermill!

Rooms are clean, and smells good. Restaurant serves good food, Tiffany and Tom are fantastic…read moreservers..

Breaking down the review between the pros and cons: Pros:…read more very clean hotel. Updated, modern rooms. Comfortable beds. Two double bed rooms was spacious for two to three people. Bathroom was nice, bright and clean with soaking tub. Many power outlets to charge electronic devices. TV has lots of channels. Gym. Rock climbing activities for a fee through a separate company in the same building. Very nice staff. Easy check in/out. Relaxed ambiance. No casino attached so you don't have to go through busy, smoky casino lobby. In downtown Reno. Less than a block away to the famous Reno arch sign. Short walking distance from the front door to the big casinos. Cons: Parking garage is across the street, not attached to the hotel itself. Valet costs $25 per day. Self parking overnight is $8 per day. Maybe difficult during the winter especially when having to park next to the curb in front of the hotel entrance. No roof over the drop off at the front entrance. AC system was a bit loud. Price is at least $200 per night.

July 7-9 I meant to…read moredo this review few months ago. My mom and I came here two years ago and it was the best experience ever. When we decided to go again for mini trip, everything felt off about the place. The wifi wasn't going in and out every 10 secs, they charged us a small fee of toilet paper, and towels. We were shock they do that, because when we arrived to the room they didn't have any stocked up for us. I'm disappointed, that they don't tell you about the fees and I understand it can be very busy, but wrong to charge guest, when it isn't our fault. Then we found hair in my salad, I got refund for my item and half off the bill. The manager apologized about the issue (Chicken n Pete's). This place has went down hill, safe to say we will not be back here anymore unless changes are made.

I rarely write reviews like this, but after nearly 60 days of being completely ignored following a…read moreformal complaint, I feel I have no other option but to share my experience publicly. My family and I stayed at the GSR for 3 nights to attend a close family member's wedding -- the entire reason we made the trip to Reno. Here is what we encountered: The Room We arrived to a visibly dirty room that needed a thorough cleaning. There were stains on the furniture, walls, and bedding. No washcloths were available despite multiple requests to housekeeping -- they finally arrived on our last day, too late to be of any use. On our first night, a sticky substance on the bedding transferred to my clothing and permanently ruined both my pants and my belt. I have not been able to remove it despite multiple attempts. Pest & Safety Concerns We found a large unidentifiable bug in our room that we had to kill and dispose of ourselves. For the remaining nights of our stay we were uneasy and anxious about what else might be present while we slept. Marijuana Odors -- Every Single Day For all 3 days and nights, the hallways leading to our room reeked of strong marijuana. My 7-year-old son asked me about the smell every single time. No parent should have to have that conversation repeatedly because a hotel cannot enforce its own policies. Rude Guest Services When I called to request washcloths, instead of simply helping me, the agent chose to lecture me on the difference between a washcloth and a face cloth. It was condescending and completely unhelpful. The Pool -- And the Moment We Lost Forever At the pool, our server went on break and her replacement could not locate my payment card. The time we lost waiting caused us to leave late -- and we arrived at the wedding chapel just as guests were walking out. We missed our family member's wedding ceremony entirely. We had traveled to Reno for one reason, and because of this staff failure we did not get to witness it. That is something we will never be able to get back. Checkout & Aftermath When I raised all of these issues at the front desk before checking out, I was redirected, dismissed, and ultimately handed a business card with a vague promise that someone would follow up about my clothing. No apology. No acknowledgment of the bigger picture. No resolution. That was nearly 60 days ago. I have followed up in writing. I have heard nothing -- not a single word. I spent a significant amount of money at this property and was treated as though my concerns were an inconvenience. I would not recommend the GSR to anyone traveling with family, and especially not for any trip where something important is at stake. GSR -- my complaint is still open. You know how to reach me.

Great place to stay and eat. Great waitresses. Joe and Margiana Denise and Jessica are amazing!!…read moreBartenders are great ! Esidro. Noaha and Shane at J Paul's are all awesome. And at the front desk all the lady's and gentleman are great . Best place to stay in Reno. Need a 3 card table and I wouldn't have to leave!

We haven't been here in a while, but our last two visits have been a pleasant surprise! It seems…read morelike customer service is finally back up to par. I recently met Yadira, who was pleasant, thorough, and efficient. It was a breath of fresh air, especially since I was a little concerned about coming back and visiting during swing shift. Then, earlier this past week, I happened to be in the area during the day and was happy to meet Destiny, who was also pleasant and efficient. I'm glad to see they've added some new servers to the team. Both ladies provided great customer service and made our visits enjoyable. Hopefully this is a sign of better and more consistent service moving forward. It's nice to see some positive changes!

This hotel was was good , not quite 5 stars and that is related to slightly outdated in some areas…read moreand the original photo did make the room seem larger. However , excellent location , very clean lobby and room which made this quick trip to Reno comfortable. Had pictures but as I'm posting this a little late , so looks like I kept them ... next time as for sure will be back. Also have to mention great restaurant onsite and a big sports bar but this time only explored the restaurant and it was excellent. Recommend this hotel if in Reno !

Great stay for a few days. Front desk was very nice upon check in. Room was very clean and…read morepresentable. It's smelled fresh and not musty. The hotel has a mini art museum which was nice. A coffee shop and riverfront dining restaurant on site.

I didn't anticipate needing a hotel, but due to timing logistics I grabbed the last minute room at…read moreCircus Circus. The price was super affordable, to the point I was skeptical that things would work out. Fortunately, everything was as I hoped for. We arrived at about 10:00 a.m., too early to check in. ** Note, parking is free, which is a very nice touch for downtown casino hotels ** We spent some time at the casino, and then grabbed lunch at one of the restaurants. There are three attached hotels in a row, Circus Circus, Silver Legacy and El Dorado, and the restaurants serve all three hotel visitors. After lunch, we took a walk around downtown Reno - it's got a lot of attractions that I would not have otherwise seen (riverwalk, baseball stadium, the Reno Arch, etc. By then it was just after 1:00 p.m., and I stopped by the front desk to see if any rooms might be available. For a small up charge of $20, I was able to check into a room early. The room was in the Sky Tower, a building that was a little difficult to find, but ultimately we figured out how to get from the room to the casino without having to go outdoors. The bed was very comfortable, the room was a good size, and the bathroom had all the amenities necessary. Overall, this is not one of the fanciest hotels I've ever visited, but it is a nice place to have access to the casino and the local Reno area, it was less than a 10 minute drive back to the airport, the room / bed / pillows for all comfortable, and the price for the room and parking was surely an amazing value.

Hotel-Lodging Review (mostly):…read more To hear some folks speak on Circus Circus (either here in Reno or the sister property in Vegas), you'd think someone were describing the conditions inside a POW camp or prison. Haven't stayed or patronized the property here in decades. And the primary aim with this stay was getting back into the Caesar's Rewards program as quickly and as economically as possible. Sure, it's an older property with it's proverbial warts, but the stay held appeal for me. And it didn't hurt that I upgraded to a Spa King Suite, located in the Casino Tower. Check-in supervisor Asialene was a sweetheart who set the tone for my 1 night stay. Spa Suites have either an oversized soaking tub or one with jet nozzles (basically a mini whirlpool-jacuzzi). Really relaxing and is always a highlight of any stay, no matter the property. These rooms are huge! Around 680 sq. ft. Like an apartment almost. Easily accommodates multiple adults or a family with the non-king, 2 bed set up. Wet bar, Keurig machine, mini fridge, 42" big screen, a 2nd smaller screen in the master room, two separate toilets in each suite. The climate A/C system works great; no nonsense old-school horsepower blowing from 2 separate units in the suite. Unlike at some of the fancier resorts around town that skimp on the room HVAC output. In short and overall, there's quite a bit of value for what you get here at Circus, comparatively speaking. It serves well a niche for folks not wishing to break the bank for a simple night's stay while in Reno. Sure, other resorts are fancier no doubt, but, you're also shelling out more cash to get that in most cases. My normal go-to resort in Reno is usually Peppermill for example. Stay there several times a year. Which defies comparison to Circus on many levels. But, one thing I actually appreciated about Circus was being about to get where I wanted with a lot fewer steps than at most other fancier resorts. For the same time + distance it takes you to weave from 1 side of Peppermill to the other towers and parking areas for example, you could cover about the same distance between all 3 resorts under The Row (Circus Circus, Silver Legacy & El Dorado) it seems. Setbacks here at Circus like hot & stuffy hallways and lobbies, slow & inoperable escalators & elevators, a dystopian parking garage, closed rewards center & cashier cage (only at Circus, not at Silver Legacy & El Dorado) turned out to be minor inconveniences that were fairly easily overlooked & remedied during the stay. I mean, who really judges a resort by the parking garage for example? Was here for Monday overnight, so most of the shops and some restaurants within the Circus side were closed, owing to the idea that Monday's are typically one of the slowest days of the week. They've also swung the axe on table games here at Circus, a bummer from the heyday where lively floor crowds were the norm. Bartender blamed this on Covid when I inquired. But again, a short walk to either Silver Legacy or El Dorado casinos via the indoor connected walkways solves that riddle. I wasn't on the property long enough to relive the still-active midway-arcade, free circus acts (if they even still have those?), restaurants, etc, so can't comment there. But, it would be a sad day if this property ever closes. And I definitely wouldn't hesitate lodging here again at any of the other properties at The Row.

I love Hot August Nights! My husband works on old cars and every year we spend time at the Atlantis…read morecar show so he can tell me all the cars he has worked on! All of the cars are so beautiful. I added a couple of photos in my post of my favorites this year. For over 20+ years Brian has been coming to the Atlantis car show with his Corn Dog Stand! It's is the very best corn dog I have ever had! He has a family secret recipe that makes his corn dogs so amazing! I usually have at least three during the week!!! If you're at the HAN Atlantis car show be sure to stop by and try one, believe me you will thank me later! This year the summit racing move their booth over to the Atlantis, if you're looking for it. The Atlantis has show & shines with great prizes money, cruising, bands and entertainment always great! Fun things for the kiddo's and craft booth's galore. If you're in the area the first week of August stop by and check it out!

Staycation after a banquet was perfect. We didn't have to drive home. We enjoyed the casino for a…read morelittle bit too. The room-one of my peeves in hotel rooms are the lack of luggage racks. Our room had 2-yippee. It makes sense 2 people in a room 2 sets of luggage!! The king bed was comfy and had plenty of pillows. The bathroom was nice, water pressure was good in the shower and so was the lighting. One interesting item was the use of comps at the restaurants. I was told we could only use them Sunday thru Thursday. Kind of peculiar that they are limited.

FOR YEARS NOW........They NEVER answer the phone. If it's a in-person availability thing....SAY SO…read more I love this place but it's aggravating that I can't plan ahead along with my airline reservation so in the meantime I'm stuck paying for another hotel when I'd rather stay at TB. I don't think it's bad management....they know what they're doing. Meh

I've been wanting to check this place out every time I came to Reno. I was intrigued that a motel…read morelike this had a cafe....it seemed like it might be a diamond in the rough......and I was right!!!! We ordered breakfast and it was wonderful and delicious! The nice lady who runs the joint was super friendly, super attentive and even brought my youngest a plate of fries just because he was craving them! And the fries are probably the best I've ever tasted hands down. I had the breakfast burrito and it was yuuuge and delicious.....the salsa was mild and didn't interfere. My other kiddo had a breakfast sammie with country potatoes, and it was spot on! The sausage patty was delish as well. I could sit in here all day, eat and people watch. One day I hope to get a room here during Street Vibrations or Hot August Nights and do just that. I plan on having lunch here el quicko so I can make it 5 stars (like I have any doubt).... BTW Door Dash and GrubHub were in and out of this place......non.fukin.stop.... FYI..... Cheers!!