Grand Sierra Resort & Casino

Grand Sierra Resort and Casino is Reno largest casino resort and Nevada second casino outside the Las Vegas metropolitan area, with more than 10,200 square meters of gaming floor, more than 1,700 slot machines, more than 70 gaming tables with blackjack, baccarat, craps and roulette, poker room, sports betting, more than 2,000 rooms and suites, the 1,600-seat Grand Theatre for live shows, the 8,900 square meter aquatic complex, bowling, mini-golf, ice rink and restaurants. It operates 24 hours under Nevada Gaming Control Board license. Grand Sierra Resort opened in 1978 as MGM Grand Reno, Reno most luxurious resort in history at the time, and was the scene of the deadliest hotel fire in US history in 1980, which caused 85 deaths and led to a complete review of fire safety standards in all Nevada and US hotels.

Reno: the Biggest Little City in the World and the gateway to the Sierra Nevada

Reno is Nevada second city with more than 250,000 metropolitan area inhabitants, known as The Biggest Little City in the World for its neon sign arch spanning downtown Virginia Street. Reno was the US gambling capital before Las Vegas surpassed it in the 1960s: the first legal Nevada casino, the Bank Club, opened in Reno in 1931. The city has one of the most active outdoor life scenes in the southwestern US: Lake Tahoe, 45 minutes away by car, is North America highest altitude alpine lake and the highest-level ski and water activities destination in the Sierra Nevada. University of Nevada Reno, founded in 1874, is the state oldest university. Reno arts and culinary scene has experienced a remarkable renaissance in the last decade, with Midtown Arts District as the city cultural epicenter.

Reno largest casino resort with more than 2,000 rooms and northern Nevada largest leisure complex

Grand Sierra Resort is Reno leading casino resort with 1,700+ slots, 70+ tables and northern Nevada largest leisure complex. It operates 24 hours under NGCB license, minimum age 21.