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219 North Center St.
Reno, NV 89504
(800)427-7247
(775)786-3232
Harrah's Reno has 950 deluxe guest rooms and suites, 70,000 square feet of casino space, 400-seat showroom and 6 restaurants including the Planet Hollywood and a McDonald's. Amenities include: 24-hour room service, a health club, pool, in-house massage, shoe shines and a beauty shop. Fifty percent of the hotel guest rooms are non-smoking.
The Steak House at Harrah's Reno received two industry honors, the 1999 AAA Four Diamond Award and 1999 DiRoNA Award from the Distinguished Restaurants of North America. The Steak House is among 563 restaurants in the United States, Canada and Mexico that was recognized with a DiRoNA Award for its commitment to creating a distinguished dining experience. Evaluations are conducted by professional inspectors who survey every aspect of the dining experience from food quality to presentation of the check at the end of the meal. The inspectors also judge the quality of the physical property as well as the room temperature, lighting and wine list. The Steakhouse restaurant accommodates 100 guests, offers private executive dining for up to 16. Lunch is served Monday through Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., dinner from 5:00 p.m. nightly.
To accommodate the demand for moderately-priced rooms, Harrah's Reno opened the Hampton Inn at Harrah's Reno on October 1, 1995. With 408 rooms, this is the world's largest Hampton Inn and includes many features other Hampton Inns don't, such as a bell desk, valet parking, an original art exhibit, fitness center and easy access to the casino. Like the other 500 Hampton Inns in the country, Hampton Inn at Harrah's Reno offers a complimentary breakfast and a national reputation for 100% customer satisfaction.
Harrah's Reno has a 15,000 sq. ft. convention center that accommodates banquets for 900 people, cocktail receptions for 1200 guests, or as many as nine break-out rooms.
Since February 1987, Harrah's Reno has awarded over $39 million in Megabucks and Super Megabucks jackpots. Reno's largest jackpot, $9,346,876 was hit on a Megabucks slot machine in 1992, and Reno's largest quarter jackpot was hit at Harrah's Reno in January 1996. On September 19, 1998, a 38-year Daly City, California man who switched casinos to change his luck won $14,014,994.86 after investing only $30.00. Harrah's has held several top jackpot records, $12.5 million in April 1997, the first Megabucks jackpot of $4.9 million in 1987, and $9.3 million jackpot in 1992.
Gaming includes 1580 slots and video poker machines, 73 gaming tables for craps, Blackjack, Baccarat, Pai Gow Poker, Roulette, Keno, a Race and Sportsbook. Free gaming lessons are offered to guest.
Sammy's Showroom has 440-seats for production shows and adult revues. The showroom was named after Sammy Davis Jr. who made nearly 40 performances between October 26, 1967, and February 15, 1989. Nightly entertainment is offered; many times with three different shows in one night. For show and reservations dial 1-800-427-7247 or 702-788-3773. Hampton Inn reservations 1-800-367-9544. Currently "Dancin in the Streets and Skintight 2000 are playing in the showrooms. Shows change often.
Dining includes: the Steak House; Cafe Andreotti with daily specials, Italian favorites, appetizers and deserts. Fresh Market Square on the Skywalk level serves affordable buffets. Cafe Napa is open 24-hours daily with breakfast, lunch, dinner, Chinese and California cuisine. The North Beach Deli in the Sports Casino has subs, soups, salads and gourmet coffees from 8 a.m. Club Cappuccino servers espresso, mochas and cappuccino plus freshly baked muffins, danishes, scones and pizzas.
Amenities include in-room coffeemakers, blowdryers, pay-per-view movies, free airport shuttle service, dry cleaning services, irons, ironing boards, rollaway beds, portable refrigerators and room service. Harrah's has a seasonable swimming pool, health club & spa, six restaurants and showroom entertainment. Massages and tanning sessions are available by appointment. Harrah's has a 24-hour pet kennel, baby cribs, Nintendo rentals, video arcade and Gaming Art Museum.
The Reno area offers year-round fun!
With more than forty world-class casinos, the National Bowling Stadium, bountiful outdoor recreation and spectacular natural beauty, the Reno-Tahoe area provides year-round fun. No matter what the age or interest, Reno-Tahoe has something for every visitor.
Lighted by its world-famous arch, Reno the Biggest Little City in the World, is a gateway to 24-hour fun and excitement. As the birthplace of Nevada's casino entertainment, Reno offers nearly 60 gaming venues with exciting chances to win at Blackjack, craps, roulette, Pai Gow, and slots.
Dining, dancing and fabulous entertainment is a trademark of the Reno-Tahoe area. In addition to big name entertainers, there are cabaret shows and dazzling Broadway-style entertainment extravaganzas, plus opportunities to catch some of America's brightest rising stars.
Located at the base of the eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Reno is a short distance from beautiful Lake Tahoe, historic Virginia City, and Nevada's capital, Carson City.
The Lake Tahoe basin hosts a myriad of recreation possibilities. In the winter, choose from the nation's largest concentration of Alpine ski resorts, all within an hours drive of one another. Aside from spectacular downhill and cross-country skiing, the Sierras offers hiking, boating, fishing, camping, bicycling and river rafting on Lake Tahoe's only outlet, the Truckee River.
Located halfway between Reno and Lake Tahoe is historic Virginia City. Built on the famous Comstock Lode, one of the richest veins of silver ore ever discovered, Virginia City offers a glimpse at the past with saloons, wooden sidewalks, historic mansions, a steam train and mine tours.
Carson City, the center of Nevada's government, is home to the Nevada State Museum, the Capital building and Governor's Mansion, all of which are open to the public.
Reno is the home of the National Bowling Stadium which hosts the men's and women's national tournaments for the A.B.C. & the W.I.B.C. every three years. Opened in 1995, the National Bowling Stadium and its 70mm IWERKS movie theater are "must see" attractions for Reno visitors.
Other Reno area attractions that offer fun for the entire family, include shopping, parks and museums. One highlight is the William F Harrah Foundation National Automobile Museum, which features more than 200 classic vehicles and chronicles the history of the automobile and its impact on society.
Reno also has a national reputation as a center for a wide range of special events. In June, the "Reno Rodeo," one of the country's richest, kicks off the summer. "Hot August Nights" fills the first week of August with a city-wide tribute to the music, dress and automobiles of the '50s and early '60s. September brings spectacular sights to the air with "The Great Reno Balloon Race" and the "National Championship Air Races," both favorites among local and visiting crowds. In October, Reno now the home of the "World Championship Chili Cookoff" with booths, live entertainment and district champion "chili heads" from all over the country competing for the top prize.
