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    Music Bingo and slot machines combined on Tuesday nights. FUN bartender who pays attention to new customers and makes everyone feel welcome

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    Western Village Inn and Casino

    Western Village Inn and Casino

    3.3
    (387 reviews)
    $$

    July 2026 - Sparks, Nevada…read more Where Red Glass, Free Electrons, and Mildly Haunted Hallways Somehow Become Home Western Village is one of those places that never tries to convince you it's Las Vegas. Instead, it quietly whispers, "Relax... we've got comfortable beds, friendly people, and free electricity." Oddly enough, I found that whisper surprisingly persuasive. The first thing that grabbed me wasn't the casino. It was the entrance. Those deep crimson glass doors leading into the registration area are unexpectedly gorgeous. Walking through them feels like entering another dimension where everything is dipped in ruby light. It's equal parts David Lynch dream sequence and romantic Valentine's card written by someone who owns a slot machine. I absolutely loved it. The photos don't quite capture how surreal that warm red glow feels in person. Once inside, I was greeted by Chelsea at check-in. She was soft-spoken, genuinely kind, and had that effortless hospitality that makes you wonder if she's secretly casino royalty disguised as a front desk clerk. She made the arrival feel easy rather than transactional. If you're planning to gamble, have them set you up with a Passport Rewards card immediately. There isn't much downside, and free casino perks have a funny way of feeling like little birthday presents from the gambling gods. One thing that deserves applause. Free EV charging. ChargePoint stations. Free. Yes, they're slower than a teenager asked to unload the dishwasher, but after roughly five hours I picked up around 35% battery. Free electricity is still free electricity, and as someone who enjoys finding value hiding in plain sight, I considered that a surprisingly generous perk. The casino itself is spacious and inviting. It never felt cramped, and there was enough breathing room between machines that you didn't feel like you were accidentally becoming part of someone else's jackpot celebration. I mostly noticed slot machines, although I believe there may have been a poker room somewhere. I actually enjoy poker... but my room had evolved into one of those dangerously comfortable cocoons where convincing yourself to leave requires a formal committee meeting. Speaking of the room... It's definitely showing its age. But here's the strange thing. It doesn't feel old. The hallways have this wonderfully eerie personality--as though they've witnessed forty years of lucky streaks, broken hearts, Elvis impersonators, wedding anniversaries, and countless promises of "just one more spin." Yet somehow they don't smell tired or neglected. Instead they simply feel... seasoned. Like your favorite old leather jacket that somehow gets cooler every year. The room itself was comfortable, the bed was excellent, and while the television proudly offers roughly ninety channels, approximately seventy-two appear dedicated to informing you that somewhere, someone is selling miracle cookware at 2 a.m. Which, honestly, was perfect. As I write this review, I'm stretched across a very comfortable bed watching The Wedding Singer, patiently surviving another five-minute commercial break while wondering whether Adam Sandler's hair should qualify as a historical landmark. One area where Western Village absolutely shines is the staff. Every single interaction--from security, to the front desk, to restaurant hostesses, bartenders, servers, and everyone else I encountered--felt sincere rather than rehearsed. Nobody acted like they were reading from a customer-service handbook. They simply treated people well. That's becoming surprisingly rare. 100/100 across the board. My only real negatives? I never found table games, which was a little disappointing, and the Wi-Fi could definitely use an upgrade. Streaming anything substantial felt about as ambitious as convincing a slot machine you're "due." Still... There's something charmingly authentic about Western Village. It isn't trying to dazzle you with marble imported from another continent or fountains choreographed to opera. Instead it quietly wins you over through comfort, friendliness, little unexpected perks, and an atmosphere that's equal parts heartland motel, neighborhood casino, and slightly enchanted roadside oasis. It's beautifully tacky in the most affectionate way possible. The red glass welcomes you like sunset. The casino hums like a mechanical forest. The hallways remember stories they refuse to tell. And somewhere between free electrons flowing into your EV, genuinely kind employees, and the hypnotic blinking of a thousand slot machines, you realize you've accidentally become... comfortable. I came expecting a convenient place to sleep. I left wondering why I already wanted to come back. Final Grade: A An A+, perhaps, is waiting for stronger Wi-Fi and a few table games. Until then, Western Village remains one of those rare places that's just quirky enough to feel memorable--and just warm enough to make you smile long after you've driven away.

    Flew into Reno late at night for a wedding in Tahoe the next day and wanted to find a cheap option…read morenear the airport. For $73 for our stay, this place was an absolute gem! We arrived around 11:30pm and there was a sweet girl who easily helped us check in, and marked up a map to give us precise directions to our room. The room itself was clean and very comfortable. The shower had amazing pressure and was spacious. The bathroom came with body wash, body lotion, shampoo, and conditioner. The AC worked well but was a little loud as it periodically turned off. We grabbed a very quick breakfast the next morning at their 24/7 diner, and it was actually so beautiful inside?! I was very impressed with the decor! Even at 8am, every employee we encountered was attentive, kind, and made our experience enjoyable. My fiancé literally just got 3 scrambled eggs and coffee to tide him over so there isn't a ton to report on the meal, but he was happy! There were 4 mini water bottles waiting for us in the room, a keurig machine with pod options, an ice machine near the elevator, and a filtered water refill station! Also a vending machine for purchasing items. Only knocking off a star because.. well.. it's not a 5 star hotel haha. The AC was a little loud at night, and we were bummed there were no table games for a quick blackjack game as the website does say "The Western Village Casino is a winning environment where you can play the best in slots, table games, and more". However, I don't think I've ever found a better bang for your buck hotel in my life.

    Nugget Casino Resort

    Nugget Casino Resort

    2.2
    (2.1k reviews)

    Wow, what a gem! This place reminded me of the early 90's…read more. I felt younger visiting this place! The ceilings are lower and the place is huge . The staff was amazing.everyone knew me by first name. We stopped in Virginia City which was ok and Reno was packed!

    The room itself was about what I expected, so I don't have major complaints there. My issue is with…read morethe valet service. In the morning, we waited over 30 minutes while valet staff searched for another guest's lost key. Later that same evening, we ended up experiencing the exact same thing ourselves. The valet staff lost our key and it took over 20 minutes for them to locate it. They did not think to hire more staff for the busy Memorial Day weekend and the basketball/volleyball/adult softball tournaments that were going on in the area. The night before we had to leave our car halfway in the street because valet was so backed up. The guest service manager told us to leave it half away in the street. The next day the same manager blamed the desk agent for losing our key when they did the same thing in the morning when she wasn't there. Unfortunately, this caused us to be late to a magic show we were attending at Grand Sierra Resort. I understand mistakes can happen, but seeing the same issue happen multiple times in one day shows a serious lack of organization and professionalism. Valet should make the experience smoother, not create unnecessary stress and delays.

    Grand Sierra Resort

    Grand Sierra Resort

    2.9
    (4.5k reviews)
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    Hell yeah love GSR. Room was spacious, clean and well maintained…read more The food at all the restaurants we ate at was delicious. Staff are all very friendly. Pool is nice, needed a cleaning after the hella windy day blew debris in it nonstop. Life guards were attentive. Spa level had the kids arcade, bowling alley, shops and white rabbit theatre. So much to do. Housekeeping was very short staffed, our room wasn't able to be cleaned daily, needed to call for towels etc. Valet is busy as hell too. Takes 10-15 minutes to drop your car and 20-30 to get it back.

    Another year visiting this place, and unfortunately, not much has changed since my last stay. We've…read morebeen here since last night, and I wanted to share some of our experiences. The room was okay--nothing special, but no major complaints. The Starbucks is always packed, which seems to be the norm here. Today, I visited the Second Street Marketplace downstairs. The young employee who assisted me had very poor customer service. He didn't acknowledge me, didn't offer a bag for the items I purchased, didn't say thank you, and seemed more interested in chatting with his coworkers than helping customers. Based on what I observed, I wasn't the only customer having issues with him. We also requested housekeeping service for our room. We were informed there would be a charge, which was fine with us. However, after the service, the room looked exactly the same. The bed was made, but that was about it. Now, let's talk about the restaurant downstairs. I ordered a steak, but they brought me chicken instead. I clearly told the waitress I wanted steak. When I pointed out the mistake, another older employee insisted that what I was served was steak. I'm pretty sure I know the difference between chicken and steak. Fortunately, Teddy stepped in, listened to my concern, apologized, and had my order corrected. That is what great customer service looks like. Even our waitress suggested that I just eat the chicken, but guests should never be told to accept something they didn't order. The casino and the room itself were good, and I enjoyed those aspects of my stay. However, many of the staff members could benefit from additional customer service training. To corporate, management, the CEO, owner, or whoever is responsible: please invest in better customer service training. Your guests deserve a better experience. #CustomerService #Management #Hospitality #GuestExperience

    Baldini's Casino

    Baldini's Casino

    3.2
    (226 reviews)
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    Glad they brought the awful awful back to Reno! I used to drive up from San Jose for the weekend…read moreand the awful burger was a must. When I heard they were back at Baldini's I had to get it! The service was great but took awhile to get the burger. I like how they stack the box and give an extra box of fries. I'll definitely be back

    Welcome to Baldinis: Where the worst things happen…read more The only reason they are getting two stars is for the food. DO NOT COME HERE TO GAMBLE AT ALL COSTS. Period. I've been here at least 20 times and every single time they widdle down your money and you will leave with nothing you came in with. Slots are horrible, Keno never hits, not sure about video poker but I'd be willing to bet (with a much better chance at winning than if I were to bet anything here) that the poker is garbage too. Standard service, not anything to write home about. This is clearly a hang out spot for people that are already poor and Baldinis makes good and sure they stay that way. You know how you walk in a casino and hear or see lots of people hitting jackpots? Not this place. Just people chain smoking to calm their anxiety of getting robbed once again by the infamous Baldinis. Terrible casino. They will try and hook you with promotions but they are only to get you to show up and feel like you have a chance at winning something but you will indeed win nothing so save yourself the headache and go somewhere else. Of all the Casinos in Reno/Sparks the places that hit the hardest have proven time and again to be Sierra Sid's (right down the street on McCarran) and Peppermill. I've given this place too many chances to redeem themselves but I always walk out of here irritated. They don't even give you small wins on any of the machines to break you in at even or slightly above. Every machine is the same thing: win slightly less than you're betting to chase a dragon that does not exist. Food is notably priced but again that's the only reason I'm giving 2 stars. As a Casino this place is more than deserving of a full Zero Stars.

    Eldorado Reno - A Caesars Rewards Destination

    Eldorado Reno - A Caesars Rewards Destination

    4.2
    (201 reviews)

    Omgosh! This was an amazing show and @Ben Nemzer really brought great energy and humor, and…read more@Angela did an amazing job by making sure the wardrobes for everyone were top tier!! Do yourself a favor and check them out in Reno or a theater near you! Love, love, love this production!

    I made a reservation at El Dorado in Reno back in June 2025 for a three-night stay…read more(Tuesday-Thursday, checking out Friday) in April 2026. After nearly 10 months of planning, I expected the basics to be handled correctly. When we checked in, we were given a double room instead of the King room we reserved. I went back to the front desk and was told that because they were oversold for Thursday night, there was no way to move us into a King room at all during our stay. That explanation didn't make much sense--they confirmed they had King rooms available Tuesday and Wednesday, but because of the Thursday overbooking, they couldn't honor the reservation for any of the nights. So even though I booked months in advance and had already arrived, I was effectively bumped in favor of guests who hadn't even checked in yet. To make matters worse, only 2 out of 5 elevators were working the entire stay, which led to long waits (up to 20 minutes to get down in the morning) and added frustration. After the fact, I looked through other reviews and saw that this seems to be an ongoing issue, not a one-off situation. Between the reservation not being honored and the operational problems, it was a pretty disappointing experience overall. Skip this place.

    Hobey's Casino

    Hobey's Casino

    3.8
    (259 reviews)
    $$

    $1 Coffee! There, I said it. Yup, it's true... cheapest cup o' Joe in town, and it's good!…read more Another new-to-me find that I'm happy I found. My job recently sent me through Sun Valley many times a day. I saw the building, noticed the 2-story parking garage and the large, well-lit parking lot, and always something interesting on the marquee. So, on a bright Saturday morning that allowed me a day to enjoy sleeping in, I decided I was gonna finally get up to Hobey's for breakfast. I was impressed with the layout of the casino floor; a short straight walk to the Cafe entrance. A warm, inviting acknowledgment at the podium, and I'm seated right away. Within a few minutes, a super-friendly waitress is at my table pointing out their new menu... and the Breakfast Specials. I chose the Bacon Breakfast Sandwich and a Side Order of B&G's; I plan to have leftovers. I made a wise decision. The gravy is your typical cafe-style, white and creamy, but I swear I could taste a little extra Chef Love. A secret ingredient, maybe. My coffee cup was NEVER empty, and I didn't feel rushed to finish my meal. It was a morning well spent.

    NEW OWNERS STRIKE AGAIN…read more Why would someone spend millions to by an established local treasure that's been serving us perfectly for 35 years & destroy it ?? Start by walking in the doors and immediately have to maneuver through a maze/glut of slots to get anywhere. They removed the smoke cleansing machines & now it smells & looks like an opium den. The foul odor of tobacco now permeates itself right into their dining room. They've moved every booth & table for reasons known only to the thoughtless management. They removed the seniors & youngsters items from the menu, cut the choices by at least by 50% & of course raised the prices. They even removed the recently remodeled bathroom's from the restaurant. Now you have to walk all the way back to the building's entrance to find one. Let's not dare mention the destruction of employee morale and removal of their employment benefits. Perhaps they should concentrate their growth to Las Vegas where people don't know any better or don't care. They have ruined a locally owned business with their corperate greed, lack of thoughtfulness or concern for what the local community, the ones keeping them in business, actually wants.. This is Sun Valley, Nevada not Beverly Hills, California

    Alamo Casino

    Alamo Casino

    3.2
    (29 reviews)

    Love this place! The night squad at the blackjack tables are awesome, love Karl the pit boss and…read moreDoug and Sima are the best dealers! Lots of fun when playing with them, Jessica in the mornings is also very helpful and fun to play with! The machines are fun too with a nice range to choose from.

    So I had paid 18$ for a shower. I had to go out to my car…read moreto find my hygiene and clean clothes . My car being packed due to going to my storage, taking things out to put into my car therefore I had to dig everything out an well when I went back in to take my shower it wouldn't show me what shower room I was supposed to be in . I had went and asked if they could help me and little did I know these showers time out after like 30 minutes . I was told to go talk to the lady that was cleaning the showers . I did as I was instructed and this lady was awful right from the start to me from when telling her my situation . Very very rude , started yelling at me and she shockingly said, " I'm not gonna loose my job over some loser trying to get a free shower "!. I had my receipt (the proof ) in my hand and she refused to look at it . I ended up telling her what a rude unprofessional employee that she was , that just made her start yelling even more . This RUDE & INCONSIDERATE Employees name is AMANDA. I've never been treated so poorly at any public place in my life ! As I went back to the front to explain what had happened , the lady up front even tried to reason with Amanda to open up one of the showers but instead of being any kind of decent, rational individual she started to explain her side of the story which was all switched up and not the truth at all. I unfortunately didn't get the lady working as the cashier in the store that was very polite and tried to help me out with my situation but Thank You I used to love coming to Alamo/Petro especially when I needed to pay for a shower very very sad as I will never be coming back again for anything & I don't recommend it to others due to how I was treated also Its very unprofessional that it's not mandatory for their employees to be wearing their name tags on shift !

    Grampy's - casinos - Updated July 2026

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