Best Hotels with Airport Shuttle Service in Reno

Sitting on South Virginia Street just west of the Reno-Tahoe International Airport, the massive Peppermill Resort Spa Casino is a good choice if you want to escape the downtown bustle without sacrificing the true flavors of Reno, Nevada. Yes, you'll find all your favorite games, including poker and slots, so rest assured that there's plenty of risk factor here. But if you prefer not to gamble, you can spend your days soaking up the sun by the pool, being pampered at the spa or drinking at one of the numerous bars. Recent guests liked the overall room decor and appreciated the strategically placed ventilators to keep air circulating, which helped diminish the smoke smell. Travelers were also impressed with the friendly and professional staff members and the delectable cuisine served in the property's 10 restaurants and bars.

Peppermill is already one of the most luxurious hotels in Reno, Nevada, but its Tuscany Tower Suites take indulgence up a notch. The glass structure next door to the Peppermill Casino houses 600 suites that are decorated in crimson and gold, from their custom armchairs to their plush king-sized beds. (While guests love how spacious the accommodations are, some find the decor to be a little too much.) Inside your guest room, you'll find an LCD TV in the marble bathroom, as well as a Keurig coffee maker and a minifridge. The Italian theme continues down at pool level, but the 24-hour casino is all Reno, with slots, gaming tables and a race and sports book theater. Dining options, meanwhile, include a steakhouse, an Asian-inspired eatery and the rainforest-themed Island Buffet.

Located just 2 miles outside of downtown Reno, Nevada, the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino is a nightlife enthusiast's paradise. Previous visitors cannot stop raving about this massive complex, which features an 80,000-square-foot casino, a 2,700-seat concert venue and a 25,000-square-foot nightclub. And don't worry about leaving the kids at home during your stay: The Grand Sierra has plenty of activities for its younger guests, including a 9,000-square-foot laser tag arena, go-karts, mini-golf, a movie theater and a 50-lane bowling alley. The resort also offers plenty of variety with its cuisine; you'll have your pick of eight eateries. Former guests appreciated the variety of choices offered throughout the property but especially enjoyed the buffet. After a fun-filled day, visitors can retire to one of the property's guest rooms. Although some past travelers characterized the rooms as unclean and poorly ventilated, others said the accommodations – which include coffee makers, flat-screen TVs and views of Reno, the pool or the Sierra Mountains – were spacious and tidy.

The Concierge Hotel Tower at Atlantis Reno elevates luxury – literally and figuratively. The rainbow-hued Concierge Hotel Tower's rooms afford guests views of Reno and its surrounding mountainous landscape. Rooms also include flat-screen televisions, free Wi-Fi access and Sealy pillow-top mattresses. Recent guests praise the rooms' modern furniture and cite the bird's-eye views as nothing short of spectacular. If you venture downstairs, you'll find Atlantis' variety of restaurants and the casino, complete with 1,400 slot machines and plenty of gaming tables. Guests also have access to the resort's pools as part of their room rate as well as a complimentary airport shuttle.