Reno, Nevada Residential Rentals

Why People Visit:

Reno, or “The Biggest Little City in the World” has been known as the “smaller Vegas” for most of its history. The city offers no shortage of Vegas-like fun, but with its proximity to Lake Tahoe, it is blossoming into a city filled with cultural and fun attractions of a new kind.

Classic Reno is still a major draw for travelers and tourists. Casinos, clubs, resorts and the like makeup most of the downtown “strip”. Try your luck at the tables, gamble at the slots or catch a show at major casinos such as The Atlantis or The El Dorado. These offer resort-style pools in the summer months as well to enjoy fun in the sun.

The city is seeing a resurgence of art and cultural entertainment options, with over 20 art galleries, and the University of Nevada’s art department in town, there are plenty of rotating exhibits to catch every day. For foodies, visit the newly re-done East 4th street. Here you will find old buildings finding new life as restaurants, breweries and craft cocktail bars, most who source their food locally, showcasing the local flavor. Two not to miss breweries are the Depot Craft Brewery and Under the Rose Brewing Company.

Reno has a prime location, set only an hour or less to Lake Tahoe. Outdoor adventures flock there during all seasons for fun. In the winter, Reno and your vacation rental can be your base camp for world-class skiing, snowboarding, tubing, snowshoeing and more. During the Summer, Lake Tahoe is a major draw for kayaking, swimming, stand up paddle boarding and hiking. The area also offers some of the best mountain biking trails (The Flume Trail) in the state for those who bring or rent bikes.

No matter what the occasion or time of year, book your Reno vacation rental today to explore all that this city has to offer!

Get There and Get Around:

Reno has one major airport, Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO) which is only 6 miles from downtown.

The Reno airport offers many options to get you to your vacation rental. There are public transportation options including buses that will easily get you to downtown. Other available options are taxis, shuttles, major rideshare companies or car rentals, which all service the airport and can get you to your vacation rental.

Getting around town? Visitors can take the public bus system around major areas and downtown, rent a car to explore the city and its surrounding areas, or utilize Taxi/rideshare apps.

What to Wear (The Weather):

In Reno, June - August are the warmest months of the year with many days around 95 degrees. December - February are the coldest months with temperatures around 25 degrees. December is the wettest month and June is the driest.

Make sure you book a vacation rental with your preferred heating and cooling options to make your visit comfortable no matter what season you visit.

Accommodations:

In Reno, most of the almost 520 vacation rental options are house rentals with an average nightly price of around $350. The median size is about 2200 ft² which makes them a great fit for larger groups or families, as most can accommodate 6-8 people. There are apartment rentals to choose from also. These typically cost an average of $175 per night for a size of about 1,000 ft². Whatever type of accommodation you are looking for, there are many options in Reno to choose from for your next vacation rental.

Things to Do:

• Atlantis Casino

• Eldorado Casino

• Lake Tahoe

• National Automobile Museum

• Nevada Museum of Art

• Idlewild Park

• Fleischmann Planetarium

Nearby Towns:

• Carson City

• Tahoe City

• Incline Village

• Truckee

• Sparks