We stayed here on a Living Social deal, 69.00 for two nights, two buffet dinners, 25.00 in gambling $, and four games of Bowling! Room was nice, though a little outdated, but clean. They are currently renovating so eventually will be top notch. The bed was comfy and the room good sized. Lots of dining venues, including a Johnny Rockets,... More

I want to start out with some positives. The rooms are huge (stayed in 1223), the restaurant selection is great, and the pool area is nice and only getting nicer (adding sand to go with the Beach name). Okay now for the bad. Starting right out of the gate, valet and check-in parking on a Sunday afternoon was impossible to... More

This place is nasty I got moldy fruit salad did not notice it till I had eaten some thanks Glas in the carpet after the maid cleaned that's classy Lock me out of my room and forgot to clean my room after you said it would be all handled.. My advice put a lock on the doors and walk away... More

Love going to Grand Sierra when my hubby plays a poker tournament! There's lots to do and we can usually get a good room rate, even on the Summit Rooms which are very nice. There are good shops, cheap movies at the theater, bowling and an arcade for the family, an adventure park, mini golf, driving range and nice pool... More

This was our third stay over the last 5 years here. The Summit Rooms, 17th floor and up were a fantastic value. The amenities, bedding, furniture, bathrooms and small details were fantastic and were worth double what we paid for the 4 nights we recently stayed booked through Orbitz.com. My wife and I are not gamblers and this was still... More

We usually head to Vegas for gambling and desert sun, but this time we chose Reno. For starters, we traveled as a family with kids. Everyone decided on staying at the Gran Sierra because it fit everyone’s needs; it was close enough to drive, it had stuff to do for the kids and the adults, and it came with a... More

do NOT stay in the front towers!! they have not renovated these rooms!! the floors smelled, the floors were uneven, the air conditioning didnt work, there were cracks in the ceilings, old analog tvs, the internet was lousy, the furniture is old and stained, beds uncomfortable, and seriously! not worth a dime!.. i came here on a free deal and... More

We booked the hotel as a name your own price unknown 4 star hotel deal. And it was worth every penny of the $40 I bid. The only negatives I have is that the hotel pool was closed in the evening for a special function (they have a lot of convention space here, which is well-used by various entities at... More

Casino hotels can be so scuzzy, but the Grand Sierra is much nicer on all counts than most of the Reno offerings. The diverse restaurant offerings are quite good, and there's a Starbucks inside also. Rooms are clean and more than adequate for short stays. The lobby is surprisingly attractive, calm and quiet, unlike other casino hotels we've been to.... More