Boomtown, Reno

History of Boomtown

Owned by Pinnacle Entertainment, Reno Boomtown is part of the same family that operates Boomtown casinos in N'Awlins and Shreveport Louisiana as well as Casino Magic in Argentina and Biloxi, Mississipi and L'Auberge du Lac in Shreveport Lousiana. Boomtown Reno opened in 1964 and has been a landmark of classic Reno gaming style for over 40 years. Gotta respect a joint that is older than most joints in Vegas yo and still gets good marks.

How are the rooms at Boomtown?

Boomtown offers three types of accomodations; Suites, standard rooms and RV parking. Inside the hotel, every room is equipped with free internet access, a nice bonus. The suites are tastefully decorated and roomy, with a wet bar and a separate living room. The standard rooms have your basics, plus in-room coffee and tea.

What restaurants are at Boomtown?

Cassidy's offers up prime rib, seafood and pastas, while Sundance Cantina will take care of all your south-of-the-border cravings. If you are after an all-you-can eat dealie, check out the Silver Screen Buffet.

Starbucks, too!

Where is Boomtown Located?

Seven minutes west of downtown just off Interstate 80. Boomtown is the first, or last stop before the trek over the mountains depending on which way you're going. Good place to catch some gas and gamble before busting out of town or over to Sacramento. Wanna check it out but don't want to drive? Lucky you! Boomtown has a shuttle that goes back and forth between National Bowling Center in downtown Reno that leaves on the :30. Return shuttles leave every hour on the hour. Shuttle operates between 9am and 1am.

Exclusive Tips for Boomtown:

Family Fun Center features 3D Motion Theater, carousel Rides, and a automated climbing wall. Another intersting activity is to wager some serious cash on a round of Miniature Golf with your buddies. Kick ass!

Entertainment calendar can be found here.