Inspired by the breathtaking beauty of Tuscany, the Peppermill Resort Casino has opened its $400 million expansion. Selected one of the... more »
Inspired by the breathtaking beauty of Tuscany, the Peppermill Resort Casino has opened its $400 million expansion. Selected one of the ?Top 10 Casinos in America? by MSN with Citysearch, the Peppermill offers it all, the hottest casino games, award-winning food, relaxing rooms, and exciting nightlife.
At the center of the expansion is the stunning 19-story, 600-room Tuscany Tower. Each room in the new hotel tower features plush-pillow top king size beds, elegant marble bathrooms with steam showers and European-style soaking tubs, two high-definition televisions, hand painted Italian art, Wi-Fi access, sweeping views of the mountains and city, and much more. The new hotel tower brings the Peppermill?s available rooms to 1,635.
The Peppermill offers northern Nevada?s best dining and nightlife with 10 award-winning restaurants and 17 lounges. Each restaurant features its own theme and specialty menu designed by our culinary chefs. Whether you are looking for a romantic Italian dinner, home-cooking in the Coffee Shop, a savory steak, or the freshest sushi in Reno, you will find it at the Peppermill.
Special amenities featured at the Peppermill help guests relax and enjoy their visit. In 2008, Peppermill celebrated the opening of Spa Toscana, a three-story spa and salon offering a full-compliment of spa treatments in a soothing, peaceful sanctuary. Our new resort-style pools, located in the midst of charming Tuscan gardens, provide a relaxing retreat, while poolside cabanas are perfect for soaking up the sun. Also now open is Reno?s hottest new nightspot, EDGE.
Official Hotel Information
The Peppermill is one of the finest Reno hotels and casinos located in the heart of Reno's new shopping, restaurant, and entertainment district. Located just 2 miles south of downtown Reno Nevada hotels; near the Reno/Tahoe International Airport and the Reno-Sparks Convention Center. The Peppermill is your premier Reno entertainment destination. Peppermill Reno entertainment features celebrity entertainment, comedy, sports and special events all under one roof.*No Saturday arrivals permitted.***The hotel will be undergoing a $230 million expansion beginning in mid October 2005 with an estimated completion date of September 2007. There will be a new 17 story comtemporary curved glass hotel tower with wall-to-wall and floor to ceiling glass to maximize stunning views. A Tuscan-themed lobby will serve as an elegant entry to the new tower. It will also feature new retail shops, a new grand entrance, spectacular eight-lane porte-cochere. The casino will also be expanded to a total of 94,000 square feet. Other expansions include a new year round Tuscan-themed pool and gardens with an entertainment deck, light shows and dancing fountains choreographed to music, a new luxurious men's and women's Tuscan-themed spa and salon will honor the old-world tradition of restorative spa treatments while offering an extensive range of services, new convention and entertainment center, a 10,000 square foot-two story nightclub with second level outdoor entertainment deck, the Buffet and Romanza Ristorante Italiano will be increased in capacity from 370 seats to 700 seats, State-of-the-art convenient parking garage (August 2006) features speed ramps and more than 1600 parking spaces, and an Arcade (August 2006).***There is an energy surcharge of $3.36 per room, per night payable by the guest to the hotel upon check-out.***
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Selected one of the Top 10 Casinos by MSN with Citysearch and one of gamings Top 20 Resorts by Casino Player Magazine. The Peppermill is Renos premier hotel casino with our 400 Million dollar expansion that features a new luxury Tuscan themed Tower- Convention Center and Restaurant. The Peppermill is located in the heart of Americas Adventure Place with 1635 guest rooms and suites-voted Renos best year after year. Our 10 award winning restaurants and 17 themed bars and lounges define Renos nightlife. The Peppermills expanded casino floor offers a world of nonstop gaming excitement. Less than an 60 minute drive from Lake Tahoes pristine 18 world-class ski resorts and over 40 championship golf courses. The Peppermill is the perfect place to stay while exploring Reno-Tahoe. Peppermill has a resort fee of ten dollars plus tax per night. Resort fee includes wireless internet; business center; inroom coffee; daily faxes up to five pages; health club; valet/self parking; pool; concierge service; local/800 calls; airport shuttle; cribs/rollaways.
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The room that I upgraded to was
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Posted Aug 22, 2008
Excellent
The room that I upgraded to was exquisitely decorated and the service was excellent.The Montego Bay building was way in the back of the hotel. Very inconvenient. The upgraded room was beautiful. I had a great view of Mt. Rose up near Tahoe but only...
The hotel room was beautiful extremely
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Posted Aug 21, 2008
Okay
The hotel room was beautiful extremely well done Casino was fun BBQ Restaurant Uraunt was great!Service Was Terrible! They need to get a 4 star staff to go with facility. The rooms were very nice I would rate them 4 star. Casino was fun and kept us...
Location newly remodeled.Congested
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Posted Aug 11, 2008
Excellent
Location newly remodeled.Congested check in. Good Casino Hotel in Reno. New rooms are wonderful. Congested Check in area. Don't use valet for check in - heard longer than 2 hour wait for baggage.
49 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
We use to stay at the Peppermill every year in the 1980's and early 1990's and always had a great time. We then discovered Las Vegas and Reno paled in comparison so we stopped going to Reno and the Peppermill I was on tripadvisor and really encouraged by the very positive reviews and decided to try out Reno and the Peppermill again. We arrived about dinner time on Friday August 1, 2008 and ate at the Oceano. I had a great salad with a very generous portion of salmon. My wife had a hamburger and enjoyed it One of my sons ate the Sushi. About one and a half hours later, he was violently sick and throwing up in our toilet. At about the same time, I found out that the pool closed at 8pm and was shocked. We brought our two boys and one was 19 and swam for his high school swim team. I was counting on the pool to keep him occupied while we gambled. They have a workout room but charge $10 a day for that and their internet access is $12/day.
When I made the reservation, I told the hotel that we wanted two king beds for four people and wanted a larger suite. She told me the suites did not have two king beds in them except for the Tuscany Double King Suite. She said it would be perfect. for us This is a room in their newer tower. The room is basically an oversized motel room with not much room beyond the beds. My wife and I are use to larger accomadations whenever we travel and she was experiencing " claustrophobia" when she tried to sleep. I was rather frustrated at this time as my one son under 21 could not swim at night, my other son had food poisoning which we reported to security and now my wife couldn't sleep in our room because she felt "claustropoibic". I went down to the front desk and explained the situation to a front desk clerk. I asked if they had any larger rooms with two king beds. He said, that if I would take a "smoking room", he could fix the problem. I checked out the "smoking room" and it didn't smell too bad and told him that I would take it. He said that I would have to pay $45 extra a night for the florence suite. I told him that I could have reserved the florence suite at a lower price than my current room when I made the reservation but the hotel clerk wrongly told me that they did not come with two king beds. I asked him to explain this with his manager as I didn't feel that I should bear the financial responsibility since it was their mistake in the first place. The clerk came back to me after speaking with the night manager(Russell). Russell told the clerk if I wanted the same rate, I should have booked the Florence suite at the time of my reservation instead of the Tuscany Double King Suite. I asked the clerk if I could speak to the manager directly. Russell (the night manager) came over and did not even pretend to care about my concern. Instead of asking me to explain the problem, he immediately told me that I would have to pay $45/night for the different room. I was shocked at his rudeness and lack of professional mannerisms and told him so. I told him that I have never been treated so rudely and he kept rudely repeating this mantra that I would have to pay more for the room if I wanted it. I left for my room as I knew this wasn't going to get me anywhere as he did not care for my happiness at all. I called the day manager a day later and he never returned my call. When we checked out, I again asked for the day manager as I did not want anybody to experience what we had! The day manager listened to my story and was very apologetic and said the the night manager(Russell) should not have acted that way.
In addition to the Oceano, we ate at their buffett, Biscotti's and cafe and were severely disappointed in the quality of food especially in the buffett's. My son and wife thought the food was terrible although they did like the pizza and Asian food at Biscotti's. I had the chicken fettucini there and it disappointed. Reno is still very haggard and worn down in the downtown area although they have improved the area round the river. We would never return to the Peppermill and would stay at the Atlantis or Grand Sierra if we did. Las Vegas is 100 times better though and we will continue to go to Las Vegas for sun, food and entertainment.
The room was very nice and clean.We
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Posted Jul 31, 2008
Excellent
The room was very nice and clean.We were charged for a minibar item we did not use. The location is very good in Reno, but you do have to use your car for getting downtown Reno. We were very upset about a charge for a minibar item that we did not...
Staff very friendly and acommodating.
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Posted Jul 26, 2008
Okay
Staff very friendly and acommodating. We had a room in an older wing. It was clean and beds confortable, however, no safe or coffee maker in room. The coffee shop meal was below average and we ended up leaving the hotel to eat other meals. Pool...
Recently stayed at this hotel for our
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Posted Jul 26, 2008
Mediocre
Recently stayed at this hotel for our anniversary. Saw on recent reviews that there was construction occuring on the Montego Bay Wing and that is was noisy, so we called ahead of time to see if this was still the case. We were assured it was...
The rooms were spacious and well
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Posted Jul 21, 2008
Good
The rooms were spacious and well maintained.Do not like the casino scene, walks were too long. A bright and clean hotel. The Reno casino scene was a bit overpowering, but OK if not with children, who felt out of place. The rooms were clean and newly ...
Well priced for accommodation.Difficult
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Posted Jul 20, 2008
Good
Well priced for accommodation.Difficult to find room - need better markings/directions. Nice place to stay. Room had just been remodeled and was very comfortable. Construction was going on but workers were leaving for the day as we arrived and we...
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