Las Vegas, Nevada Casinos and Poker Gambling

bernard · Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 4:55 am Post subject: Room deals in Reno, Nevada

Book a room at Fitzgeralds Casino in Reno from now until September 14th or from the 19th until the 21st or finally the 25th through the 29th of September and land one for $36.95 and up.

Visit fitzgeraldsreno.com or call Fitzgerald's Reno Reservation Telephone Number: 1-800-648-5022

Restrictions: *Room rate per night based on single or double occupancy, unless otherwise noted. Holiday periods, suites and taxes excluded. Limited to availability. All offers expire September 18, 2005. Major credit card and advance reservations required for these special room rates.

autumn · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 27 Location: Texas 50 credits

I've been to Reno casinos several times. One of the best, or at least my favorite, is the Silver Legacy. It's atmosphere is great, features an old mining rig in the center of the casino, with miners and cars moving up the rig to the spectacular dome of sky and clouds, lighting bolts, etc. The casino is huge, but has an old west atmosphere..lots of table games, slot machines, and other attractions. Reno is a great little town, worth visiting and trying your luck there. Anyone else experienced the Silver Legacy or other casinos in Reno?

ThomasR · Joined: 19 Dec 2005 Posts: 21 50 credits

Personally not, but from what you say it sounds great!

Although the offer above is well passed now, it's also pretty reasonable. Then again, thats not including the money you pour into slots or give to the guy in dark glasses with a stern face sat next to you Wink

autumn · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 27 Location: Texas 50 credits

You're right, exactly the point! All they want to do is get the people there with the lowest possible rates and then sit back and watch them spend, spend, and spend! But, it is such fun, IF you win! Very Happy

ThomasR · Joined: 19 Dec 2005 Posts: 21 50 credits

I'm sure it is! Have you any idea what these hotels are like? I'm not expecting anything overly grand for such low rates but I'm interested to know how they compare to your average holiday resort hotel.

autumn · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 27 Location: Texas 50 credits

The Silver Legacy hotel appeals to me, with its Victorian decor and old world atmosphere. It is not a modern hotel, but the rooms are very comfortable and clean. The lobby is fascinating with silver collections from the old silver mines, bellboys dressed as footmen, etc., chandeliers, great service, etc. The casino walls in some areas are painted with murals, overhead lighting is not too bright, no fluorescent or glaring lights, etc. I haven't stayed at the Fitzgerald, but know some who have. It is small in comparison and not considered a resort style hotel by any means. However, some will say that the chances of winning in the casino are far better than at a bigger hotel. I have a friend who regularly stays at the Fitzgerald and regularly wins and would gamble nowhere else..

jhasper · Joined: 24 Dec 2005 Posts: 9 81 credits

Silver Legacy Hotel is pretty much interesting.My favorite color is silver and I feel I will be enjoying my stay there if I will go there.Im actually going to vegas today.Im excited right now.

autumn · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 27 Location: Texas 50 credits

If you get to Reno one day, I do recommend the Silver Legacy. How exciting you're going to Vegas..where are you staying? I'd love to be there or Reno, see some snow, have some fun, etc.! Reno is an old west type town, small in atmosphere, but you get a real feeling of nostalgia when you're there. I know you'd like it, not nearly as many people as Vegas, but friendly and the casino is very big.

louis · Joined: 04 Jan 2006 Posts: 119 432 credits

Very nice, I've heard songs reference to it so I'm assuming theres some age-old legacy associated with the place.

Sounds like you're in for a treat jhasper, when you going?

autumn · Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 27 Location: Texas 50 credits

There are several display cases in the lobby with silver pieces from the Comstock Lode and the hotel's entrance is on Virginia Street; Virginia City being the site of the Comstock silver mine way back when. The entire hotel and casino have an 18th century decor, quite fascinating, along with the mining rig display that I may have mentioned before, a vintage Cadillac, murals, etc.. Very Happy

And, the food is great...

louis · Joined: 04 Jan 2006 Posts: 119 432 credits

Reminds me of a hotel I stayed in in Paris - that was a rather bizarre place, they had old style decor, with a lot of quirky ornaments and pictures, these fantastic leather sofas in the waiting area, works of art on all the walls, looked great.

Although it was a little olde-world for my normal tastes, it had a certain character about it.

geline40 · Joined: 28 May 2006 Posts: 90 1968 credits

I found this link which features the room rates of the casinos in Reno and other surrounding areas:
http://www.casinocity.com/hotel_reservations/city.cfm?City=Reno&StateCode=US&placeId=287

hope this helps

JTingly · Joined: 15 May 2006 Posts: 175 3316 credits

Thanks geline, theres a lot of cheap hotels on that site, it goes as low as 20 dollars!

Thumperfive · Joined: 19 Apr 2006 Posts: 97 2262 credits

it's nice to go somewhere that relishes the historical past, to be fair.. the new casinos go up so quickly in Vegas that it's almost impossible to have any sort of history!