Hiking in the Sierra Nevadas and skiing at Lake Tahoe!

ACTION NEEDED: Please send your "Booking" with -one- name (first & last) of the person who will be responsible for checking into your condo at the front desk as it appears on your/their ID. The front desk is required to view the ID at check-in and the name given by you must match the ID. ADDITIONALLY, please be aware that I need to know the person's name ON THE BOOKING REQUEST at the “Time guest submits Booking, or Booking Request” ( NOT on an inquiry ). PLEASE NOTE that; If no name is stated, the name on the right column of the VRBO Booking Request Page will be entered on the reservation -and- (name CANNOT be changed on the guest VRBO Account after the booking is accepted, in an attempt to avoid this requirement). PLEASE NOTE that there may be a fee involved for a name change once your Booking is accepted. Thank you!

I can accept a 1-night stay for a weekend night if the date is within 2 days. Otherwise, Friday or Saturday nights are a mandatory 2-night minimum stay meaning: Thursday/Friday, Friday/Saturday, or Saturday/Sunday.

Two Bedroom: Queen in master, twins in second bedroom, queen Murphy bed in living area. Maximum occupancy 6.

***Please review ALL details in each field***

The Resort maintains a high standard through its maintenance, upgrade, and refurbishment program. As a result the unit characteristics may change from time to time and vary.

When you check into the resort, the front desk will require a $100 security deposit hold against a credit/debit card in case any major damage should occur. The security deposit will be released back to you on the day of departure.

ABSOLUTELY NO PETS ALLOWED! If you have a service animal, you must let us know in writing prior to booking.

Unit Amenities

- Wifi / Internet access (fee applicable)
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV
- DVD player
- Stereo with CD player
- Telephone
- Electric fireplace
- Murphy bed
- Washer and dryer
- Iron and ironing board
- Hairdryer


Resort Amenities
- Outdoor swimming pool*
- Outdoor children's pool*
- Outdoor hot tub
- Gift shop
- Dry sauna
- Fitness center
- Arcade games
- Shared sun deck
- Barbecue grills
- Shuttle service to the Reno Strip/Grocery store
- Covered parking
- Shared computer with Internet
- Elevators
(* Outdoor swimming pools are closed from November through March)


Local Activities
- Nevada Museum of Art
- Shows
- Casinos
- Symphony
- Theatre
- Wilbur D. May Arboretum in Rancho San Rafael Park - Sparks Marina Aquatic park
- Natural hot springs
- Pyramid Lake
- Black Rock Desert
- Downhill and cross-country skiing
- Carnival rides at Idlewild Park
- Snowboarding
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Golf
- Animal park
- Water skiing
- Shopping
- Jet skiing





Little has changed from the time when Reno became the birthplace of Nevada gambling. People remain pressed around the tables in casinos and that sweeping arch still spans the main drag proclaiming Reno "the biggest little city in the world." But there's more to Reno than gambling and entertainment. History still streaks this town like veins of gold through hard granite. Relive the area's wild gold-mining days with a trip to old Virginia City.



For the nature lover in your group, there's plenty of recreation. From hiking in the Sierra Nevadas to skiing at Lake Tahoe. In fact, there's a little something for everyone in Reno. While nature lovers are out traipsing around in the desert, those who want to stay cool, can do so in the air-conditioned halls of the National Automobile Museum. This unique museum features vintage cars in authentic street settings.


Come discover more of this town's wild past and claim some memories for your future.


Popular Attractions
Incline Village
Take to the slopes on skis or snowboard at this world-class downhill ski resort located in Lake Tahoe, Nevada. The village also offers excellent dining, nightlife and gaming. Approx. 35 mi.


National Automobile Museum (The Harrah Collection)
The 105,000-square-foot facility features four exhibit galleries dedicated to the history of the automobile from the turn-of-the-20th-century to the modern era. The museum also has a changing exhibits gallery, which displays a series of automotive-themed exhibits. Open daily except Thanksgiving and Christmas. � mi.


The Nevada Historical Society
Founded in 1904, Nevada's oldest museum is dedicated to collection, preserving and exhibiting Nevada's history. The museum collections of the Nevada Historical Society include more than 15,000 artifacts and works of art. Open: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 2 mi.


Annual Festivals
June: Reno Rodeo


August: Hot August Nights, Greek Festival


September: Air Races, Street Vibrations, Balloon Races


October: Italian Festival