This place is actually pretty nice. I never know where my job is going to put me but it's getting…read morebetter. SO FAR. It's pretty clean. They have breakfast serving scrambled eggs and the daily protein. You can have bagels or muffins and if you want there's a waffle station where you can make them. The only thing was the train comes through at night but otherwise it's nice

Unless you like to hear the train pass through(and it is a LOOOOONNNNNGGGG TRAIN) Don't stay here…read more The room was clean, the train was loud and late at night. Seemed to be louder on the left side of the hall(had friends on the right side). Small microwaved breakfast,options of bagels and cream cheese,toast,muffins, apples and oranges, instant oatmeal. Coffee was ok,would have loved a real cream option

It was difficult to find a reasonably star rating for the stay here because there were pros and…read morecons. The pros were the room is clean, the linens were fresh and crisp, the towels were clean, and most accommodations that we needed were in here... Minus the hairdryer which I had to go downstairs to get. The con; and it's just one gigantic one; is they did some work on the pipes and they didn't let their guests know. Surprisingly, when we went to turn on the shower a bunch of brown sludge came out and it was like that for a good two or three hours. We had called downstairs to let them know what was coming out of our shower and faucet, and they told us to just let the shower run and hoped it would clear up. So we did what they suggested and we let the shower run for a good half hour 45 minutes and it started to clear up and it looked better, but we still didn't trust it. We did call back downstairs and tell them that the water was not clear and they told us to just keep running it more until it was completely clear. We did do that! Once the water cleared up, we were able to take a shower, but the next morning when I went to go take a shower the brown water was back and I was unable to shower when I needed to. Sadly, I had to let the water run for another hour before it cleared up again, and I was finally able to shower. The only thing I would suggest to them is if they have work done on pipes or anything that could affect the water flow or water pressure or the actual water that's coming out is I think they need to notify their guests so they're not caught off guard that's all other than that. The day was OK.

Last time I stayed here, this was a brand new property with all nice shiny new rooms. That was a…read morelittle over 5 years ago. Wow, have things gone downhill. When you don't maintain your new property, 5 years can really take a toll on the rooms, or the type of guests that stay here. Carpets, beds and plumbing fixtures all showing a lot of wear and the housekeeping isn't really that great, say like it is at a Holiday Inn Express. Ok, this is a Motel 6 property with minimal amenities, but really. The front desk isn't staffed all the time, so if you wanna check in at a late hour it might be problematic. I'm not saying it's a junk property like a Motel 6 in a bad neighborhood with cars spinning doughnuts in the parking lots or anything. I'd stay here in a pinch. At least they have a kitchen sort of in every room cause there's no free breakfast served here. I had a work team that was gonna stay here for a few days as we have a work thing out at the Gigafactory, but I think we;ll cut our losses and move our stay to Fallon and just drive in. At least there's real places to eat in Fallon, compared to here where there's just a Burger King.

My 1200th review! And what better way than to review one of the better hotels that I have been to…read more I've stayed in just about everything over the decades; from the rinky-dink roach motels in the middle of nowhere to the more elaborate high-end hotels with premium valet service and high thread count sheets. This takes me to the city of Fernley, Nevada (about 30 minutes east of Reno on I-80) where my lady and I booked a one-night stay at "SureStay by Best Western - Fernley" from Friday 6/19/2026 to Saturday 6/20/26. Since I made the reservation via-Priceline (which I have booked a ton of trips with), this simplified the whole process. Total cost which included tax + XCover Protection came out to around $135. We arrived around 6:45pm as finding this place through Google maps was a breeze. Once parked, we made our way into the front lobby, provided the front desk receptionist with my last name, and we were given two key cards complete with the Wi-Fi password; all in less than 2 minutes! Once we entered our room, it smelled clean and came fully equipped with a mini fridge, microwave, 40" LED TV, king size bed w/four plush pillows, two nightstands w/lights on each side/charging ports, plenty of storage with two full size dressers, and a closet for hanging your clothes. The bathroom included an iron/ironing board, a 15-minute light timer, and excellent hot water pressure for the shower. Out of all of the amenities, everything exceeded my expectations with the exception of the heater/air conditioner as that was a bit loud and the TV which lacked many channels but no big deal as we were only there for a night. The exterior grounds were well-lit after dark and felt quite safe. I was able to park my vehicle directly outside of our room as this hotel had 24-hour surveillance cameras. One very positive perk was the swimming pool which was enclosed and climate-controlled at around 105°F. This may sound scorching hot but once in the pool, it made the whole experience quite enjoyable; especially since I love swimming. I took advantage of swimming on both Friday evening and Saturday morning. Finally, the complimentary breakfast options were quite amazing as they offered scrambled eggs, country potatoes, sliced ham, oatmeal, toast, muffins, yogurt, cereal, hot cocoa, coffee (w/creamer packets, half & half, sugar), tea, apple/orange juices, and waffles (on Sundays only). I also wanted to add that they have a decent working ice machine and vending machine. The primary reason why I booked this particular hotel was that it was much less pricey than many of the hotels in Reno. I also wanted to add that you have a ton of retail businesses & eateries, all within less than a mile. This includes a Walmart, Dollar Tree, Panda Express, KFC, Domino's Pizza, Raley's, Starbucks, a tire shop, and even a couple of casinos. My lady and I went to the Silverado Casino (only about 1/2 mile away) and ate at the Ranch House Restaurant. With the excellent service, competitive price, amenities, and close proximity to gas, food, and services, I am giving the "SureStay by Best Western - Fernley" an above average four-star rating.

This place has no hot tub, no plugs, beds were uncomfortable, room was filthy. Had to go get stuff…read morefrom Walmart to clean. Didn't know I was a maid on vacation. The lady from the front desk is such a rude human, if you ask for something except an attitude to fallow. The kitchen was horrible god forbid you have serious surgery and need to bring food back to your room. The kitchen lady is the absolute worst person I have ever came across, truly have no idea how she even works for people a hotel . She screams at you if you need to bring food back to your room. Not normal behavior at all. What if the small area had no where to sit? Where do you go? Your room you would think but here its a huge problem. We had 13 people all together not in one room. So bringing some food back would give other guests a place to sit an enjoy there food. Only 4 small tables... She was an absolute nightmare to deal with. If u want to just throw your money away and leave disappointed come here. The website is soo miss leading we were excited at first but when u pull up it just gets worse and worse. Just like the other reviews say just keep driving the extra 30, its so much better. clean, better sleep, no nasty smells, no nasty attitude ... oh and you can bring food back to you room without a fus.

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!

It's been maybe 6 months since I stayed here at this Courtyard Hotel. I'm back out here by that…read moreGigafactory place for another work assignment. Normally when I pick a work hotel to stay for a few days, I go with Holiday In Express, but out here east of Sparks at the USA parkway, there isn't a Holiday Inn Express, unless I wanna drive a ways out to Fallon or something. I've stayed at that Motel 6 "hotel" place back years ago when it first opened, but now it's degenerated to a crappy place, so I was glad to see there's this Courtyard by Marriott that's pretty new out here, located right near the freeway and USA Parkway. I checked in with my crew no prob and the place seems newish and clean. The staff was very friendly and directed us to our rooms. One thing missing here is the free breakfast like where we normally stay, but heck we're on expense account so no biggie. They do serve breakfast here at the hotel at least. Decent breakfast, or you can go out to Burger King or something. I'll say the rooms here are nicer than most Holiday Inn rooms and everything work like the WiFi so I can get work done and the shower had good pressure and endless hot water. If we ever have to stay out this way again, I'll be happy staying here. I got no complaints from anyone on the crew about the hotel, so it's all good. This is the best hotel option if you have work out this way, cause I don't think there's anyone out here on vacation! OK, gotta get to work!

Horrible place. Power out for over an hour at midnight, no free anything. I called Nevada Energy…read moreand the person who answered said they couldn't help me without an exact address. Only good thing was the emergency lighting in the corridors.

The resort is absolutely beautiful, and it's clear they've put a great deal of thought into making…read moreevery guest's stay enjoyable and convenient. Between the many complimentary amenities and thoughtful touches, I felt the premium price was well worth it. Upon our arrival, we were greeted by Alec at the front desk. He immediately offered us water, champagne, or apple juice, making us feel welcome from the moment we walked in. He was kind, personable, and genuinely enthusiastic as he shared everything the Hyatt has to offer. His excitement was contagious, and he made a wonderful first impression. The bell service was also excellent. They quickly unloaded our luggage upon arrival and made both check-in and check-out seamless. It was another thoughtful convenience that helped set the tone for a relaxing stay. We chose a first-floor room with a patio that opened directly to the pool area, and it ended up being one of the best decisions we made. It made going back and forth between the room and the pool incredibly easy, especially with children. Some of our favorite amenities and thoughtful touches included: The Hyatt provides cloth wristbands that serve as your room key, giving you access to your room, the pool, and other resort areas. This was one of our favorite features! We never had to worry about carrying a key card, and the wristbands stayed on comfortably throughout showers and swimming. Water refill stations are conveniently located throughout the resort. The casino is beautiful, clean, and well maintained. Lockers stocked with towels are located outside of the hotel for easy access when leaving for the beach. There are a couple of beautiful beaches just across the street, only a 2-3 minute walk away. The concierge service was outstanding. I can't remember the young man's name, but he helped us on Tuesday, August 4. If management knows who was working that day, please extend our sincere thanks. He explained the complimentary kayaking, directed us to the beach, and arranged shuttle transportation. His customer service was exceptional. Although the Hyatt beach is temporarily closed for construction, the resort has arranged access to nearby private beaches for guests. They also run a shuttle every few minutes, making it very easy to get around. If you're looking for a livelier atmosphere, the public beach is only a short drive away. The pools were wonderful. The main pool is heated to approximately 80-85°F and features a fun cave area. There's also a kiddie pool, plus separate hot tubs for adults and children. Poolside service was an added bonus. Every evening from 5:00-10:00 p.m., the resort provides complimentary s'mores kits that can be enjoyed in a fire pit near the pool area. This was such a fun family activity and one of those little touches that made the stay feel extra special. The café opens at 6:30 a.m., and if you order regular brewed coffee, you receive complimentary refills until 10:00 p.m. that evening, a great perk for coffee lovers. The only area that fell short for us was the food. Most of what we ordered was fairly heavy and greasy. To be fair, there is a Cyclospora outbreak in the US, so we chose not to order fresh salads, fruits, or vegetables out of an abundance of caution, which limited our options. The main restaurant "cutthroat saloon" had live music which made dinner enjoyable. There are plenty of excellent restaurants nearby, however, and we didn't get the opportunity to try Osteria Sierra, which may have been a better dining choice. My only other criticism involves one interaction with room service. After providing my room number, I asked if I could order room service, and the employee replied, "Well, that's why you called, didn't you?" It came across as unnecessarily sarcastic and unwelcoming. It was an isolated interaction, but it stood out because every other staff member we encountered was warm, friendly, and professional. Overall, we had a wonderful stay. The resort itself is beautiful, the amenities are outstanding, and the customer service especially from Alec at the front desk, the concierge, and the bell staff was exceptional. We would absolutely consider staying here again

This hotel never disappoints usWe enjoyed another amazing Anniversary here The service and staff…read morewere the BEST! Sofia made our stay extra special with a special charcuterie of cheeses, fruits and special sweet treats Thank you guys for all that you do for us each time we stay. This is truly a home away from home for us Sincerely, Mike & Vicky Kennedy

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

Really great stay at this Marriott. Their customer service was impeccable. Everyone greeted you…read moreeveryday we were there. I'm a platinum member, so I was very happy to be upgraded to their one bedroom. The room had everything you needed. I believe each room had a kitchenette to it. We had a full size refrigerator, a full sink and stove. You have all the utensils you need. Their breakfast every morning was really great. You had different options everyday. Everyone serving you was also very friendly and greeted you all the time as well. I really like this hotel because it is new and clean. I hope they can work something out with the casino to where you can charge your room for the restaurant charges so you can get the points.

I normally stay at Holiday Inn IHG hotels, but I just saw this BRAND NEW Marriott residence inn…read morejust opened and heck I'm on expense account anyways! I'm just on Reno for 1 or 2 nights, just depends on my work. This hotel is right next to the Tamarack Casino on South Virginia St. Easy freeway access from the Damonte exit off the 580. Pleanty of parking. Walking in this place sure seemed a more upscale place than a Holiday Inn Express. All very clean and new looking. No prob with my reservation and my room was just fine. The WiFi worked well and the bed was so nice all new and not saggy yet! The shower was endless hot water and had a good pressure. I took a full 45 min shower and still plenty of hot water. Brand new room, so I don't expect to find any creepy crawly things running around. Breakfast is served from 7am on weekends and 6:30am on weekdays. I gotta say this is a way nicer breakfast buffet than Holiday Inn Express. They have actual real plates to use here, no paper plates and plastic forks and spoons, but real nice utensils. Coffee is in real ceramic mugs too. The food was all your standard, eggs, potatoes and muffins. But get this, they had quiche, little mini ones that were so delish! You had the choice of making waffles on those amusing waffle flippy thingies too! Dang, even the OJ tasted better than where I usually stay. One tray had those English muffin egg and cheese breakfast sandwiches already made, just need a sausage patty! I think there's a pool and gym, but I didn't have time to used those. I was able to do work in the room online connected so all is good. I'd stay here again, it's worth the higher room rate.

Very friendly staff. Older building, but clean and comfortable. It may not be a five star hotel,…read morebut it is still worth a 5 star review.

I try not to write a review of any business that I am currently doing business with. It seems a…read morebit strange and possibly could be seen as manipulative. So this review had to wait until I could know I wasn't going back very soon. I stayed here for roughly about 3 months straight. It's a nice little family owned motel. It's definitely not the weekly motel vibe that you might get on 4th street in Reno. But a "small town" motel vibe that you might have gotten back in the heyday of motels in new interstates before freeways. There is nothing fancy about Main Street Inn, but if you are in Yerington for more than a potty break, you probably should already understand that there is nothing really fancy about Yerington. This is a town of friendly real people. Not fake city people that plaster on that smile because of some creepy corporate guideline. The town is probably the most welcoming town in all of rural Nevada for me. The office is populated by a bunch of locals filling in the hours. So there may be small spot of time you wont have anyone at the front desk. This is really a mom and pop business. The room I was in for most of my time in town was just right for my needs. Each room has it's own character it seems. Mine had lots of drawers to keep stuff in as well. All of the staff, including the owner was always pleasant and as helpful as possible when I interacted with them. If I could get this good of service at the high end hotels I stay at on vacation, I might never come home! The only real negatives that I can think of are that they don't have great parking for larger vehicles. So that might be a consideration if you have a large vehicle it could be a tiny walk from where you have to park your car. All of the businesses are within walking distance of the Inn as well. I highly recommend Dini's Coffee Shop.

We really enjoyed our two-night stay at the Tahoe House Hotel. We stayed in the Mark Twain room…read more Paul, the owner was very pleasant and easy to deal with- you can tell he has a real passion for his hotel and his guests. The room was very comfortable and the Hotel is very well decorated with many antiques relating to this historic mining town. We loved the muffins for breakfast and the water was delicious!! We will make this our go-to hotel in our favorite place to visit Virginia City.

Paul and team are wonderful. Paul will be greatly missed. I hope the next owners keep the soul of…read morethis place intact.