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Spacious Midtown Bungalow • King Bed • Parking
Walking distance to both Midtown and downtown. Spacious with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, pull out sofa, a mudroom, wrap around front porch, and peaceful neighborhood. Enjoy a comfortable stay at this centrally-located historic charmer. Driveway parking! Perfect for family vacations, work trips, weddings, couples, or friends! Visit Lake Tahoe with quick access to I-80, UNR, Children’s Museum, Downtown, and Mountains from this adorable bungalow. Dogs under 40lbs ok with fee, max 2. Fenced yard.
Ruby the Red Caboose
Stay in a REAL train car in historic Virginia City, NV. Authentic 1950s caboose converted into a private guest suite that captures the glory days of train travel. Enjoy the famous 100-mile view from the cupola as you sip your coffee in the morning or your cocktail in the evening. Watch the steam engine (or the wild horses) go by from your private covered deck. Easy access to the V&T Railroad, bars, restaurants, museums, and all that VC has to offer. Choo choo! Please note the pic of the stairs!
The Loft | Luxury retreat in Midtown
Luxury LOFT near Midtown! Completely remodeled and ready for a clean, comfortable getaway. Everything is new, bed, furniture, linens, dishes; really— everything! Upstairs unit has great views of the surrounding neighborhood with a deck for outdoor relaxing. Out-door picnic area also available. Fresh ground coffee, and more! With a walk score of 89, the LOFT is conveniently located in the Old Southwest - one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Reno - an easy walk or bike ride to Midtown!
❤️Stunning Views❤️On Riverwalk❤️Wow Factor 1BR2BA
Wow factor, for sure. Reno living at it's finest, with spectacular city & river views! This one bedroom, two bath condo looks over Wingfield Park & is located on the Riverwalk, where you can enjoy many events like movie night on the river, concerts, and shows right across the street. Walk to the movie theater, restaurants, cafes, gastropubs, entertainment, shows, casinos, gyms, bars, or lounges. Downtown entertainment includes wine walks every other Saturday and the Downtown Farmers Market.
Entire 3 Bedroom Residential Home:Parking+Big Yard
Clean 3 bedroom 1 bathroom residential home perfect for a family, sharing with friends, or even a solo trip. Spacious backyard with a covered patio area. All surfaces get sanitized after each stay. Fully equipped kitchen, smart TV, Wifi, central AC/Heat, free parking. Brand new Samsung washer, but no dryer. Clothes line in backyard, or air dry. Centrally located to entertainment, shopping, food, hiking, lakes, ski resorts. Airport 11 min (5.8 mi) away and downtown Reno 10 minutes (5 mi) away.
Charming Midtown Retreat w/ private yard
Enjoy your stay in our beautifully renovated and modern 1 bedroom/1 bathroom home located between Reno’s Midtown and Wells Ave Districts; an enclave of historic homes loaded with charm. One of Reno’s most desirable locations, it is quaint, loaded with amenities, and situated only 4 minutes from I-80, walking distance to Midtown's shops and restaurants, a mile from downtown, and less than a mile from Renown Medical Center. You truly are in the heart of the Biggest Little City in the World!
DowntownMidtownUNRfamily/petfriendly
Welcome to this centrally located Reno home! Walk to UNR for football games and student events, enjoy sought after parking (2 driveway spots and plenty of street parking) for the Great Reno Balloon Races at Rancho San Rafael park, walk or scooter home 1.1 mile after an evening in Downtown! We welcome families with kids and we are a safe spot for those with pets in our fully fenced yard. 35 miles to Incline Village, NV 33 miles to Truckee, CA Between 30-50 min from several ski resorts
The Little Blue House
The Little Blue House is the perfect spring escape in the Sierra Nevadas. Crisp mornings bloom into warm, sunlit days ☀️. Wildflowers dot the sage, snow still caps the mountains, & life returns at a gentle, joyful pace. Every sunrise invites you to explore & each sunset settles in softly. Enjoy golden light on the mountains, a peaceful hike, and an evening by the fire 🔥. Wander local trails, visit nearby lakes, or take a scenic drive as everything comes alive in the season of renewal.
Reno Spa Studio•Hot Tub+Sauna•1.5 Miles to Airport
♨️ RENO ROOM – Spa Courtyard Studio Your shared spa courtyard awaits. Soak in the hot tub, sweat in the infrared sauna, and unwind by the fire pit. A peaceful retreat just minutes from Midtown and the airport. Designed for couples who value relaxation and privacy. Quiet, comfortable, and calming. Skip the resort crowds. Experience your own spa escape. Amenities: • Hot tub • Infrared sauna • Fire pit courtyard • Near Midtown + Airport • Free parking • Smart TV + WiFi Book Now & Stay!
The Venetian Villa at Sparks Marina
Large house on the quiet canal side of the Sparks Marina. 3 Bedrooms and Common area to accommodate up to 8 guests. The Sparks Marina is a 10 minute drive from Downtown Reno and just a few minutes walk to many amazing Sparks attractions including Legends Mall, Wild Waters, IMAX and of course the Sparks Marina itself which offers paddle boarding, kayaking, fishing, biking, a dog park and Casino's right out your back door. Kayaks and bicycles are all provided for your enjoyment.
2BR Charmer in Old Southwest Reno
The house is in the heart of the Old Southwest (Newlands) area of Reno, close to California Street, the airport, Nevada Art Museum, the Truckee River, and nightlife. A delightful, tree lined street, in the very walkable and friendly " original Reno" neighborhood. A deck off the dining room - on the sunny southside, .....distinctive furniture and ..wifi internet download speed of 400 MB! The internet service is always on and cannot be turned off by guests.
Italian casita
Our casita is located in Sparks, we are approximately 8 miles from 1-80 and 20 miles to Pyramid lake. If you want to stay close to home your welcome to take a stroll on the walking trails behind the property. Entrance to the trail is in the cul-de-sac WC STR permit: WSTR23-0092 Transient lodging tax license: W4729 Maximum occupancy: 2 Bedroom: 1 Bed: 1 Parking spaces: 1 No offsite street parking is permitted.
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Family friendly vacation rentals in Reno
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Midtown Blue
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Game House Pool Table BBQ Fireplace
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Cozy, modern retreat steps from Midtown & Hospital
Family Retreat: 3 Kings, Hot Tub, Pets Welcome!
Browny's House, Solo/ Couple
Charming 1930s bungalow in Midtown- Prime Location
Comfortable 4 bdrm home near UNR / Downtown Reno
Family friendly homes in Reno
Vibrant Boho Home | 3 Bed | Pet Friendly l UNR
Our Little Farmhouse (3-4 Guests)
Luxury - Cozy Home w/PoolTable | 40mins to Tahoe
New home close to downtown Reno by Ski resortTahoe
Hippy Hideaway
Cozy spacious pet friendly sleeps 13 W/ pool table
Charming Getaway - Cozy Vibes
Modern Reno Loft: Steps from Midtown Hotspots
When is the best time to visit Reno?
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| Avg. price | R2,241 ZAR | R2,190 ZAR | R2,258 ZAR | R2,360 ZAR | R2,292 ZAR | R2,377 ZAR | R2,428 ZAR | R2,547 ZAR | R2,292 ZAR | R2,275 ZAR | R2,462 ZAR | R2,666 ZAR |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Reno?
Explore stays in Midtown for vibrant arts and dining, or choose the Riverwalk District for proximity to galleries, shops, and the Truckee River. The university area has a more relaxed atmosphere and often attracts visitors seeking a quieter setting.
What are the best things to do in Reno with kids?
Families frequently suggest interactive exhibits at the Nevada Museum of Art, animal encounters at Animal Ark, and playful fun at The Discovery. Local parks and the Truckee River have spots for outdoor activities year-round.
What are some of the best things to do in Reno?
Explore the Riverwalk District’s public art and shops, visit the Nevada Museum of Art, and wander through the National Automobile Museum. Reno also has a lively events calendar and mountain views nearby.
How is the weather in Reno?
Reno has cool winters, with temperatures from 26–48°F (-3–9°C), and warm, dry summers that reach up to 94°F (34°C). Spring and autumn are milder and see less rainfall, making for pleasant outdoor conditions.
What are the best places to visit in Reno?
The Nevada Museum of Art, National Automobile Museum, and Midtown’s murals are frequently suggested. The Riverwalk District is also known for its local shops, public art installations, and scenic views along the Truckee River.
What are some hiking trails in Reno?
Explore the trails around the Reno-Sparks area, including Peavine Peak for panoramic vistas and the Tom Cooke Trail near the Truckee River. Huffaker Park has interpretive paths that highlight local plants and wildlife.
What are some family activities we can do in Reno?
Discover hands-on exhibits at The Discovery, watch animals at Animal Ark, or stroll the gardens at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park. Many visitors enjoy local playgrounds and shaded picnic spots as well.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Reno?
Explore nearby lakes, hike in mountain parks, or visit Virginia City for a glimpse of historic streets and local museums. Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada foothills are also frequently suggested for their outdoor recreation.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Reno?
Many accommodations in Midtown, Old Southwest, and the university area welcome pets. Local parks and trails make it easy to bring your dog along for outdoor adventures.
What are some local tips for visiting Reno?
Locals often recommend packing layers, as temperatures shift quickly from day to night. Sample locally roasted coffee, and consider exploring art walks, pop-up events, and farmers’ markets for a deeper sense of place.
What is Reno known for?
Reno is known for its vibrant arts scene, public murals, and lively casino culture. The city is also recognized for its proximity to Lake Tahoe, mountain recreation, and annual festivals celebrating local art and innovation.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Reno?
Midtown’s independent shops and murals, Fleishmann Planetarium, and the historic Reno Arch are often mentioned as lesser-known treasures. Neighborhood gardens and local breweries invite visitors to discover Reno’s creative side.
What are the best foods to try in Reno?
Reno’s food scene features Basque cuisine, locally roasted coffee, and creative craft brews. Visitors often suggest sampling tri-tip sandwiches, fresh Mexican fare, and modern takes on American classics.
What should I bring for a trip to Reno?
Bring layered clothing for variable weather, comfortable walking shoes for trails and city exploration, and sun protection year-round. A reusable water bottle is helpful in Reno’s dry climate.
What is the nightlife in Reno like?
Nightlife in Reno has live music venues, cozy pubs, and lively lounges, especially in Midtown and the downtown area. Outdoor patios, eclectic dance floors, and art-filled spaces are part of the local scene.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Reno?
Burning Man, Hot August Nights, and the Reno Rodeo are some of the most well-known events. Summer also brings downtown art walks and food festivals that draw both visitors and locals.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Reno?
Many vacation rentals around Midtown, Old Southwest, and suburban neighborhoods are described as family friendly. Features like spacious living areas and access to parks are frequently noted by guests.
When is the best time to visit Reno?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for warmer temperatures, outdoor festivals, and events. Winter attracts visitors interested in snow activities in the surrounding mountains.
All about Reno
For a place that calls itself the Biggest Little City in the World, Reno isn’t all that large. Measuring roughly 100 square miles in Nevada’s high desert, the midsize town punches well above its weight class, with world-class galleries and museums, of-the-moment restaurants, and an entertainment industry that feels quaint compared to Nevada’s other big tourist draw. And it all happens in the shadow of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
To get your bearings, take a stroll down Reno’s Riverwalk, the heart of downtown, dotted with wine bars, bistros, clothing boutiques, and open spaces perfect for stretching out. Better yet, head to Truckee River Whitewater Park to dip your paddle in Class II rapids. For even more fun on the water, the glistening shores of Lake Tahoe are less than an hour away. One of the biggest and most beautiful lakes in the United States, Tahoe attracts visitors year-round to its sandy beaches and iconic ski resorts.
What are the top things to do in Reno?
Downtown Reno Riverwalk
This lively district nestled along the Truckee River in Downtown Reno is the city’s cultural hub, featuring dozens of boutiques, art galleries, eateries, and bars. The area hosts an array of special events, including open-mic nights and the beloved Wine and Art Walk, put on by local merchants on the third Saturday of every month.
National Automobile Museum
With 200 cars set amongst realistic street scenes, this place is a dream for gearheads. The museum opened to showcase the auto collection of a local gaming and casino pioneer who had managed to collect more than 1,400 cars in his lifetime. Highlights include the 1907 Thomas Flyer, winner of the 1908 New York-to-Paris auto race.
Truckee River Bike Path
Extending more than 12 miles, the Truckee River Bike Path takes you along the river in Downtown Reno and past beautiful marshland as you make your way to the neighboring city of Sparks. The trail is part of the longer Tahoe-Pyramid Trail connecting the source of the Truckee River to Lake Tahoe.
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Reno vacation rentals start at R340 ZAR per night before taxes and fees
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820 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
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260 properties feature pools
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950 properties have a dedicated workspace
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1,550 of Reno vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Reno rentals
4.8 Average rating
Reno stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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Reno's top spots, include Nevada Museum of Art, Galaxy Luxury+ IMAX, and Galaxy Theatres Victorian
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