Hotels near Michaels in Reno

Overall nice hotel. Only downside is a lot of the ******s in NV allow smoking which is extremely gross and unhealthy. Would be nice if they banned it. But otherwise it’s a fun hotel with lots to see and do and I enjoyed my time there.

Earlier I posted a negative review if the Atlantis Hotel & Resort. Same day, few hours later, went to Silver legacy.I found this ****** must looser than Atlantis! If I return to Reno, I will avoid Atlantis and spend more time and money in the Silver Legacy. I found the El Dorado had tight slots too! No recommendation there!

I have being coming to Reno for the past 10 years and staying at the grand sierra resort and ****** has being one of the best ever. Rooms are beyond my expectations very clean and spacious and one of the best things is that they have a microwave if you have kids you understand what I mean lol!!!! Thank you!!!

We stayed in July 2022 and since we had stayed there before and had issues at check out with the front desk saying we owed more money and having already paid in full decided to pay cash and only put the fifty dollar deposit on the credit card. We checkout and are told the deposit has been released back to my credit card and a week later I'm still waiting for it. I checked with the hotel and was told check with ny bank which I did. Still no refund with the hotel insisting it was refunded and me saying no it wasn't. After getting no where with hotel management I wrote off to the owner of Peppermill resorts of which western village ****** hotel is part of and two weeks later I've heard nothing from Mr. Bill Paganetti Sr the owner. Every time we have stayed there there's an issue with payment upon check out with the front desk either saying we owe more and then running my credit card three times to get extra money they're not entitled to or saying we can't check out we owe more money when I've paid in full and have receipts to prove it. Western village ****** hotel front desk has serious issues with their front desk staff and reservation system and because I dared to complain about the deposit we were told we're not welcome back. This is how a three star hotel treats individuals who dare to complain about room charges and deposits. I realize it's just fifty dollars but it's the principle of the fact that a hotel can scam people out of Money and get away with it.As the saying goes buyer beware in this case guest beware because you might find your credit card charged extra or worse be told you owe more money so you can't check out. Even if we were welcome back we still wouldn't stay there because of the money issues that always come up at checkout with staff . The housekeeping staff is far friendlier than the hotel front desk staff and that says alot. We've stayed at four and five star hotels and never had these issues so obviously it's an issue with Western village ****** hotel so again guest beware if you choose to stay there

The facility was just right for what we needed. It was clean and spacious. The surrounding area was blighted due to the closure of Harahs and other business establishments. There were some undesirables hanging around the hotel but tolerable. Good Vietnamese and Thai restaurant nearby. Inside the hotel, I felt safe. The front desk folks were very courteous but did not have a lot of knowledge as to where to go or where to eat. Overall, I would rate my stay a 7 or 8 out of 10.

The hotel has just been opened for a month, thus everything is new and clean. The front desk employees are friendly and provide good services. The hotel is closed to a small lake park. The room does not have its own hair dryer, thus I needed to get it from the front desk. I was surprised that the room had iron, but no hair dryers. The room rate already included the simple breakfast. It provided broiled eggs, oatmeal, energy bars, hot chocolate, tea and coffee.

I hesitated to give the hotel a review and thought it may have been a one-off but decided to write about our experience for the sake of other travelers. For context, my husband is a Marriott lifetime platinum and we have certain expectations when staying at a Marriott chain hotel. The Renaissance Reno is equivalent in our mind to a Marriott hotel but it failed to deliver the same quality during our stay. The positive: the hotel has been renovated with its unique style and the lobby is stunning. Our room was spacious, comfortable and updated The negative: There were 2 front desks in the lobby on each side of the entrance and it was confusing where to go for the check-in. Considering that my husband is a loyal Marriott member, the staff helping us seemed curt and did not make us feel special. Since it was a Sunday and we were told that the member's lounge was closed. We could still enter it and there were dirty dishes sitting on the counter and it felt unwelcome. Breakfast at the lounge the next few days was mediocre, so were the afternoon appetizers. This applies to service as well as quality of the food and available options. The worst offender has to be the internet TV. This trip was for us to relax, stay in and catch up on some movie watching. It was the worst experience ever! It took us about 5 hours to watch a 2.5 hour-movie. We thought it was just an a one-time problem but it happened to any movie on any internet channel. This is no exaggeration: the movie would freeze every minute which we got used to, but then it would freeze long enough to display an error, at which point you have to start over from beginning and fast-forward to where it was left off. Lastly, we did not mind paying the $15 self parking but started to notice there were outside people not staying at the hotel parking for free.

Our group from the Bay area goes to Reno twice a year for the past 20 years. Late August for golf/fantasy football draft and in March for March Madness. This was our first time staying at The Eldorado thanks to the Executive ****** Host Grant Wellington. I rarely give 5-star reviews. The rooms are perfectly cleaned, with comfortable beds and bedding, strong water pressure, beautiful views, etc. The world-class dining. Yes, I said world-class dining was off the charts. La Strada was one of the best Italian restaurants on this side of the pond. We are all foodies from the bay. The all around experience was perfect. Roxy is also very good. We are looking forward to returning for March Madness!

My husband and I live in Salt Lake City, UT. We planned a trip to Carmel in a VRBO where we could take our golden retriever. We stopped over and back at this Fairfield Inn because they accept dogs. Larry, the manager, and his entire staff did absolutely everything to accommodate us and Jake: first floor room, near an outside door, moving our return date, etc!! Rooms are clean and quiet; no odors. Poop bags offered out front. Plenty of grass. Continental breakfast is good w plenty of options. Nice appetizers in the afternoon. Great access off the freeway and close to good restaurants!! HIGHLY recommend this hotel‼️

For more than ten years, the annual meeting has been in Reno, and I have stayed at those high-end hotels in the city. In recent years, I like to live in Sands. One is cheap; the other is parking plaza, not a parking building, and it is close to the elevator; the third is far away from other old friends who live in the center hotel, avoiding entertainment. The bad thing about this hotel is the old hotel, which is separated from the strip by two streets, and it is inconvenient to drive by yourself; it is the most commonly used in the old US-window air conditioner, noise; and then the price is low, residents, restaurants Casinos are not high-grade.