Honeymoon Suite Hotels in Reno, Nevada

Reno, Nevada, is a popular honeymoon destination, and several hotels there recognize the fact by designating top suites as honeymoon suites. The hotels also have special honeymoon packages and amenities. For those who like to spend time outdoors, the hotels are close to Bartley Ranch Park with lakes, hiking and biking trails and Idlewild Park, another park with lakes. The north shore of Lake Tahoe is just a short distance to the southwest of Reno.

The Sands Regency-Reno Hotel

The Sands Regency-Reno Hotel has more than 800 guest rooms, 700 of them nonsmoking. Hotel guests receive special deals on meals and the casino. Amenities include an on-site wedding chapel, bike and ski shop, free parking, free entertainment Friday and Saturday night, health club, Jacuzzi, pool and an airport shuttle. The hotel's choice for a honeymoon suite would be one of its King Suites, which are on the penthouse level of the Empress Tower. They are 395 square feet with a king-size bed, jetted tub and a separate seating area. The hotel has its own wedding chapel with a nondenominational minister and flowers arranged by a professional florist. Up to 30 guests are allowed, more with advance reservations.

The Sands Regency-Reno Hotel
345 N. Arlington Ave.
Reno, Nevada 89501
(775) 348-2200
sandsregency.com

Silver Legacy Resort Casino-Reno Hotel

The Silver Legacy Resort Casino has more than 1,700 rooms and suites. Amenities include a health spa, outdoor heated pool and sun deck, valet and self parking and an airport shuttle. The Silver Legacy Resort Casino-Reno Hotel has a honeymoon package that includes staying in a luxurious spa suite, bottle of champagne, an in-room dinner with a choice of prime rib, chicken or shrimp scampi, Caesar salad, potato and vegetable. Dessert is a choice of strawberries and cream or chocolate-dipped strawberries. The hotels offers Segways for exploring Reno, an adventure desk that will help schedule outdoor activities, Harley rentals and on-site shopping.

Silver Legacy Resort Casino-Reno Hotel
407 N. Virginia St.
Reno, Nevada 89501-1138
(775) 329-4777
silverlegacy.com

Peppermill Tuscany Tower-Reno Hotel

The Peppermill Tuscany Tower-Reno Hotel has honeymoon suites that have four-poster beds, custom-made furniture and hand-painted art. Amenities include a fitness center, three Jacuzzis, airport shuttle and a Roman-style spa that is three stories high and 43,000 square feet, with mosaic floors, fountains and water features. The spa has an indoor pool, sundeck, garden, baths and treatments that include massages, facials, Vichy therapy and dry hydrotherapy.

Peppermill Tuscany Tower-Reno Hotel
2707 S. Virginia St.
Reno, Nevada 89502
(775) 689-7003
peppermillreno.com

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