Some rooms, especially the higher-located and larger rooms with big windows, have good views of the Sierra Nevada mountains in the distance.
However, the suites that we visited looked dated by comparison, with gaudy accents like silver table legs or faded wall art in chunky frames. The color palette is white, beige, dark blue, brown, and burnt orange. Some higher category rooms have four-poster beds, armoires, and leather sofas. Standard Rooms start at 250 square feet, a bit smaller than some other resorts in Reno, and have dark wood furniture with clean lines, patterned carpets, and handsome bedside lamps. The 815 rooms are arrayed in a 14-floor Virginia Tower and a 25-floor Skyline Tower, and come in a wide array of sizes and configurations. In general, rooms at this hotel are a step up from the outdated offerings in Reno, though some rooms are certainly more modern than others.
