There is fun for the entire family in this Western-themed resort. The newly constructed tower hosts very spacious and elegantly decorated rooms with spectacular views of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Besides the deluxe guest rooms, you will be able to choose from 29-individually themed suites. Enjoy 24-hour casino action with table games and slots, four distinctive restaurants, a super buffet, live cabaret entertainment and a Fun Center for the kids.

Located midway between downtown Reno and Sparks, this large hotel rises above its surroundings as if giving homage to the Nevada sun. This immense facility is truly one of the finest in the area. The 115,000-square-foot casino is home to more than 1,500 slots, 70 table games and a 400-seat sportsbook. The new hotspot, The Garage, offers live music and dancing Tu-Su from 9p-2a. Lavish stage productions are featured in the theater and the Hilton Bay Acqua Driving Range is a nice place to improve your golf handicap. And if the mood strikes you, feel free to get married in the beautiful in-house chapel. Come November, be sure to get tickets for the appetizing festivities of the annual Fantasies In Chocolate.

This hotel is the perfect place for those wanting to spend the night in historical downtown Virginia City. It has been here since 1876, and offers patrons a small casino and a wedding chapel. It is a favorite spot for local residents who want to "get hitched." Children and adults get a kick out of counting the silver dollars in the old painting displayed in the hotel lobby. The guest rooms are cozy and comfortable, and this is a super fun place for history buffs.

This beautiful hotel is situated on the edge of Victorian Square making it a short walk to the casinos in the Sparks area. This would be an ideal place to stay during the weekend of the Nugget Rib Cook-Off. With large picture windows in each room and balcony with a gazebo located in the front of the hotel, it is the perfect spot to watch the cars cruise by during Hot August Nights. The rooms are very large and very well-appointed and come with your choice of a queen or king bed. The management is extremely helpful, and will assist you in booking any tours that you want to take.

This peaceful and serene lodge is located on the face of Mount Davidson in the quiet part of town. Each quaint room has it's own unique decor and personality. The rooms are very spacious and decorated with period style antiques or reproductions. Your hosts, Bob and Randi Huxhold, will make your stay a pleasant and memorable experience. This is a wonderful place to hang your hat while you're visiting The Castle or shopping at the Gifted Cowboy.

This warmly decorated historic Victorian home was built in 1861 to house the superintendent of mines and his family. It is now a warm and inviting bed and breakfast. Many unusual features are displayed in this home; 12-foot ceilings and 14-inch floors, just to name a couple. The 164-square-foot arched vault once stored millions of dollars in gold and silver bullion. Guests are encouraged to browse during their stay. Be sure to visit the parlor where you can find a library with many books on Virginia City and the west. You can also enjoy morning or evening historical walking tours. No credit cards are accepted, bring cash or traveler's checks. This is a non-smoking hotel.

Relaxation is what staying here is all about. The house was built as a private residence in the late 1800s and still maintains the charm of yesteryear. Guests have been enjoying the peace and tranquility since it was completely restored in 1995. Each of the four rooms is decorated with antiques and some have a claw-foot bathtub. It has become a favorite of visitors who love spending time in Virginia City but not driving down the hill late at night. You will be within walking distance of saloons, shops and museums. Call for reservations and more information.

Revisit the era of the gold mining boom in Nevada. This stone structure was built in 1859 and is the oldest hotel in Nevada. The unique hotel has 15 rooms, each decorated in its own individual style. Antique beds and other period furnishings adorn the guest rooms. Four of the rooms feature fireplaces, wet bars and balconies. The hotel also features the Crown Point Restaurant with menu items often including exotic foods such as buffalo and alligator. Downstairs, you will find an old bar with original stone walls and brick floor.

Built in 1879 by Duane Bliss, it was the largest home in Carson City at the time. Nevada's first telephone lines ran from his place of business in Glenbrook to the mansion. The family also had a railroad spur on the north side of the residence to accommodate their own railroad car. The house was remodeled in 1994 and retains the character of the original. Breakfast is served in the main dining room at a 15-foot handcrafted table on a Carrara marble floor. The ceiling boasts two Sevres chandeliers and a hand-painted angel nestled in clouds.

From his humble beginning with a small restaurant in Sparks, John Ascuaga has created one of the best hotels in Northern Nevada. This 50-acre resort now has a twin-tower hotel offering deluxe rooms and suites. Dining choices include Trader Dick's, Restaurante Orozko and the Rotisserie Buffet. The gaming area covers 75,000 square feet and offers more than 1,500 slot machines, table games and a sports book. Top entertainment is presented nightly in the Celebrity Showroom.