I love summer in Northern Nevada and The Row's events are my most favorite. The BBQ, Blues, and Brews event is my all-time favorite. Great bands, good food, and loads of fun. The casinos are bursting with people and the energy is high. Reno awakes from it's winter slumber. Hate for it to be over but already looking forward to the next event. read more

The Row Reno - Resorts Near Me - Reno, Nevada

The Row consists of Silver Legacy, Circus and Eldorado. Three casino hotels connected together with a sky bridge. They are all a bit dated and far from first class but still they are fun and are underrated and budget friendly. I suppose the newest 21 year olds on the planet don't do casinos. They also don't eat cereal because its too much hassle to find milk and wash a bowl. No joke. I suppose I'm coming from a place where perhaps the most freshly minted legal-to-gamble might not know it all. Bring a modest budget and enjoy your stay. Except Circus your hotel will have a pool and gym and budget dining all the way to Luxury Ramsay food options. Sure its a sleepy area - unless there is some event but make the best of it and maybe even explore the city a bit. I remember years ago - wandering the local bars with the kid brother and the Seinfeld 3. It is what you make it. If your used to super high end you might not want to come here. read more

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I love the Row. Variety of things to do there. We played Pai Gow and it was so amazing. Very fun. The dealers helped us out and were so friendly. It wasn't intimidating or unwelcoming. Such kind people working there. read more

If you are a Caesar's player this is your go to. Older property but pretty well kept. Circus was pretty sparse with lots of non working machines and open space, no table games. Silver legacy and Eldorado both had table games with $15 minimums. Lind of fun exploring the shops, restaurants and casinos which are connected by the upper floor. Great is very cold or hot. Parking garages are great if you drive a Mini or a smart car, otherwise you will find the spaces kinda tight. Parking is free. read more

The Row Reno - Circus Circus as seen from Silver Legacy. - Resorts Near Me - Reno, Nevada

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Cafe Central: 1. Seated at a table with a 6" aisle. Had 13 asses and genitals slide across my table while eating until I blocked it. Two waiters wanted to fight over it. People are so disappointing. 2. Next day, asked for 1st coffee twice in 8 minutes, a spoon twice, silverware twice, catsup twice, and butter once but I had to disclose why I wanted it. Coffee and food was cold as a result. You can't make this up. Everything else was good. read more

During my visit, I had an extremely uncomfortable and distressing encounter with the security team in the restroom. While I was washing my hands, I was cornered by security personnel who repeatedly questioned if I was okay, focusing on how long I had been in the restroom. This was both embarrassing and distressing, particularly because I have health issues that make bathroom visits difficult, and I felt as though my privacy was being unnecessarily scrutinized. To make matters worse, when I exited the restroom, I was confronted by a group of approximately ten male and female security guards waiting outside, which was deeply humiliating. I felt discriminated against and invalidated, as this invasion of privacy was not only unwarranted but also quite distressing. The bathroom should be a safe, private space, and I felt it was being treated as though it was under surveillance without reason. I understand the need for security, but this experience left me feeling embarrassed, uncomfortable, and singled out. I would appreciate any assistance you could offer in addressing this matter, and I would be grateful if you could provide guidance on how such situations could be better handled in the future to ensure the dignity and privacy of all guests. **** To add. As I write this. Security continues to make their presence known by waking by several times and for reasons I feel are to see what I am doing and this is very frustrating because I love coming to this establishment it would be a shame to have this be a reason I no longer feel safe or comfortable. read more

I am a severe star elite member of caesars rewards and I can stay in any hotel free. I choose row reno as my main hotel casino and not las vegas because of many reasons. First their gambling offering is better than all the other caesars hotel in Las vegas. Their crab machines offer 1 reward for every 50 dollars bet. I only found one las vegas hotel has that. Row consist of 3 hotels and has something for everyone. There are over 25 places to eat. From a great sandwich in circus circus to the best Japanese restaurant in eldorado that cook with chefs shows at a price very reasonable. The poker room in silver legacy is great with bonus hands and bad beat payout. 4 of a kind is a little over 200 dollars. Most rooms are good. The building is old so things breaks but they fix them as soon as possible. Security is great. Better than most hotels. There are at least 10 restaurants that offer meals under 30 dollars. Also many of the better restaurants offer early bird dinner between 5pm to 6pm. You pick one main entry and pay that price and they added soup or sald and a desert. read more

I was in charge of a luncheon at a Shriners Convention at "The Row" and the bartender falsely inflated the number of drinks...asking for relief was met with next to no assistance whatsoever!! Jennifer, the Catering Manager, just will not respond. Not a place that I would ever recommend to anyone!! Go the extra mile and visit Vegas if this is the best that Reno has to offer. We are people that pay what we owe, but hate to be taken -- that is the manner of this business!! Too bad!! Guess we will pay the 3X charge that we historically had and move on, but want anyone thinking of taking their convention to "The Row" to beware!! read more

I always have a fun time here. Ruth Chris Steakhouse is worth the trip and a lot more options.

As a recent customer of the El Dorado, who attended the seven diamond appreciation dinner, I reported issues with the service we received. Despite gambling a substantial amount and requesting cocktail service, we were unable to receive it, and asking the staff to turn on the TV to watch the Kings game proved to be challenging. I felt that the employees were unresponsive and did not seem to acknowledge our needs. Ive also been attempting to rent a suite for a Kentucky Derby event for four months but I've been unsuccessful in securing one. I have reached out to approximately 15 people, but none have been able to provide any assistance. I truly belive the service quality has significantly decreased since Caesars took over the properties and I have decided to go to Peppermill in the future. Oh did I mention I was brining 50 people up to party and bet in the derby, but the employees I spoke with didn't care. read more

The Row Reno - I had to go get a bucket, fill it with ice, and put my beers in it from the bar because the cocktail servers weren't coming around. - Resorts Near Me - Reno, Nevada

It's three! It's three resorts in one! The Silver Legacy is a classy place. This resort I'm told has about 1600 rooms. The only way to feed so many people is with lots of food service options. The Eldorado is hot. Well, the Silver Legacy is too. Yet Eldorado's hotness comes from the very interesting, night time lighting, which couples will find inviting, while some might make their say here exciting. Women will love it. Circus Circus is the best place for families, singles on a budget, or couples that need a lot of distraction. I like the rooms at Circus Circus. Don't get me wrong. The quality of everything on The Row Reno is on par with The Silver Legacy. Yet, a gigantic arcade, the kind where you play carnival games and win stuffed animals, would be out of place, except here, where you can see a free trapeze act between car racing or military combat simulations. One shopping mall. I recall going up one level from the street entrances to The Row Reno, and strolling along scores of restaurants, cafes, bars, clothing shops, souvenir and gift shops, a personal shoe shine stand, jewelers, live music, bars, frozen yogurt vendors, and even sports spots where you can actually swing your arms like you're on TV playing sports. Did I mention The Row Reno has three completely separate gambling casinos? Did I tell you about casino resort ice cream? And, free parking in the secured parking garages; did I mention this? I should have said something about the spa, gym, swimming pools, and proximity to Amtrak Trains. And the FlixBus from West Oakland BART, actually stops at the curb along side the Silver Legacy! Note: If you are expecting inclement weather, ride Amtrak. The Amtrak Station is merely a 5 or 10 minute walk from The Eldorado Resort Casino read more

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This review is mainly about the slots. I do not like the fact that I have to go to the cashiers cage to get my change. It is just another way to make extra money because most people won't bother or they are embarrassed to go for 60 cents. Just think about how much extra money they are making in a day, in a week, in a year. It is not right and all other casinos in the area give you back the change at the machine. All that change you are losing adds up. Also, I am not happy that the poker room does not have a manager. There is no one to talk to about their games. The main person on duty will tell you they have no control over anything except getting you a seat and handing out chips or money. The pit knows little about how to run a good poker room. The other problem spending any time at the Row is that their are very few places to eat now. We are still waiting to some of the restaurants to open or to open for all meals. You better bring your own food to eat if you plan to spend time there. read more

Beware of the stiffness, when you go to cash your ticket at the ATM machine they keep your change. You have to go to the cashier to get it. I wonder how much money they're making with this little trick. GSR gives you the opportunity to donate your change to a local charity which is nice, but if you choose not to they give it back to you. read more

The Row Reno - The machine dispenses $18. Fine print at the bottom says take to the cashier cage - Resorts Near Me - Reno, Nevada

Check your charges! I was quoted a total room charge of $405.67 for a three day stay. I got home and realized my credit card was actually charged $875.25! I tried calling and never got through to the accounting department. I got a message to use the online customer support. I did that yesterday and have yet to hear anything back. This was not my error and should be corrected immediately or at least someone contact me. A friend I was with also got charged as well as the friend that reserved the room......yet another double charge during this same period! Something is really wrong here!!! read more

it is so dam friggin hot in here! what happened to the air conditioning???? omg everyone is suffocating in here! losing all this dam money and cant even be comfortable losing my freaking money!!!!! the row what did u guys do???? you guys shut off the ac unit in here or what????? my goodness! all the millions you guys collecting from everyone, but you guys can't even keep the ac on! this is ridiculous and unacceptable! read more

The Row Reno - View from.our room - Resorts Near Me - Reno, Nevada

Decent collection of restaurants, though with closures and vacancies it seems a bit more sparse and lacking vibrancy.

Three words..."What happened here?" The cliche - I would give negative stars- is apporpriate here but that's not an option. You can do better The Row. read more

Look up the resorts and restaurants before you go to see what is open and what hours they're open. Plan to buy some food, snacks, and drinks since most restaurants/bars are closed or have limited hours. I stayed at Circus Circus and had a mini fridge and Keurig coffee maker so went to CVS (walking distance) and Walmart to buy milk, cereal, snack packs (vegis, lunchables), almonds, coffee kcups, and premade sandwiches. The only restaurant open foe breakfast was Cafe Central and if you didn't go before 7a or 8a, there was always a line. Same for lunch and dinner before 5p. Since the only other open restaurants at The Row didn't open until 5p and were by reservations only. Spent 5 days abs after the second day, I went off property to CalNeva's Top Deck restaurant which I only waited a max of 10 min for a table (waited 30 min for Cafe Central several times). Even some of the gift shops closed early, opened late, or didn't open at all. Many places inside The Row are only open on weekends (Fri to Sun). read more

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So far this has been very disappointing. The room is decent but older. It was fine until we found bugs in the bed. Half the restaurants between the 3 casinos are closed for lunch. This is a holiday weekend and the place is packed. Wish I would have known I would have brought groceries. Inside the casinos there is no COVID protocols. Outside the casinos they are hit or miss. Clearly geared towards where the money is. Several other normal services you would expect from a hotel are not available- such as housekeeping. Yet, they still charge full price. We are here another few days but I am not optimistic of things improving. read more

Disappointed that they aren't following the mask mandate for nevada. Only about half of the people in the place were wearing masks. Won't be going back during busy times. Just too risky. Where were the security people? read more

10 minutes ago, I witnessed no less than six security guards escorting a man out the door. This man was quite clearly mentally disabled, evinced by the look of confusion in his eyes and rictus of suffering from his subconsciously-bared teeth. As these brave guards mocked and derided him between themselves, what appeared to be the supervisor of their security suggested the man "head toward the J if you want warm food and a place to sleep. " choking back laughter every third or fourth syllable, he added "it's the big blue building right out those doors." This is one of the most shameful things I've ever seen. I will definitely not be heading back to the Row ever again, if that is the way they're going to treat the lowest among us. I hope those of you who read this take this incident into consideration when deciding where to spend your money this holiday season. read more

Worst customer service ever! My husband and I received an email for free play . When we got to the Silver Legacy they said it wasn't on the computer even though we showed her the email . She ( Loretta ) told us we have to go to the El Dorado to see the manager . It's quite a walk to customer service from Legacy to El Dorado. What happened to the manager coming to you ? When we finally found our way there we spoke to the manager . She was rude and said the email was sent to us in error ! What? She did honor it but she said they would not honor the free play for the second half of the month ! What? Also they had a player point gift if you earned so many points . We made those points went and printed out the voucher ,we were at Silver Legacy . We went to redeem the voucher at players club . She ( Loretta ) said she was out of them and we would AGAIN have to walk all the way back to the EL Dorado to get one if we wanted it ! Omg never going back there again! read more

Booked a room online using my Credit card, we drove and arrived on Saturday and we checked in and I wanted to pay Cash they said all of our casinos are Cashless even Gambling , So we will never be back, this is the way they start a cashless Society . read more

Price gouging at its finest. They charge employees 2.50$ for any meals... which would be fine if they didn't remove all forms of free drinks, all forms of free snack, and most vending machines. I'm not paying 2.50$ for a fucking banana, which is what they expect. If you work here, DO NOT eat at their EDR. read more

So, recently stayed at circus circus, aka, the row, Reno, during Hot August Nights, and here's what I learned. We have been going to Hot August Nights for the last ten years plus, and always staying at circus circus because of the preferred participant classic parking, and the trailer parking. In the last few years the trailer parking had been taken over by regular cars, and they changed it back to just trailers this year, which is the one good attribute. We had to use the overflow trailer parking, which was inconvenient but ok. And the security staff is outstanding, but they only follow what their management says. Anyway here's the fun part. First thing we do is unload the trailer and park it. Again the security was fine, but they said I needed a permit to park, and to get one at front desk. During check in, I asked for a permit, and the clerk said no, they aren't requiring permits for the trailer parking, then she made a call to security to remind them of that. Later that day I went to the trailer to get supplies and once again the guard said I needed a permit. I explained to him what the desk said, and he stated again i needed one, and to see bell desk. So, went there and after a while finally got a permit for parking, so, had to go back to the trailer and display it. During that time I found out, that with the new ownership at the Row, which is Caesars, that they no longer secured classic car parking for their guests, which was always the reason why we chose circus circus in the first place. So, we were told there was only a first come first served policy on the small area for classics. Think about this now.... All your clients that spend like 100k or more each on their classics, have to now park unsecured, and possibly next to a passenger car or truck that doesn't care about door dings or scratches, or dents from luggage being passed by. It used to be that their classic car participants who stayed at the hotel were cared for better. Especially with paying the premium for an event like Hot August Nights. After all the fiasco of checking in, dealing with the trailer parking, and dealing with the classic parking, for both our cars, we were tired and hungry, only to find that only the food court and the cafe was open. Almost everything else was closed, both buffets, El jefe was limited hours, the deli downstairs at eldorado closed, etc. I'm sure COVID-19 played a part in that, and of course understand if that was the case, but, this year or Hot August Nights trip was not very fun. We certainly hope the new owners (Caesars), will revert back to the old caring for their classic car guests, and realizing that combined, there is millions of dollars of their clients classics in that parking lot, and need not only security, but, secured spots to park. We now are unfortunately looking at other hotels, which cater more to our needs. The bad part about all this is that my bad opinion of this situation wasn't the only one, and it was widely circulated amongst the classic owners during the shows. I'm sure if Caesars knew how big this event was for Reno, that they would change their policies towards their classic clients. read more

smh this casino robbed the fuck out of me in no time 1000 no machine hits here not 1 good bonus no pay outs whatsoever .the row really fell off not trying to be negative just telling the truth fucking rip off since the moment I got here .the rooms Are cheap but that's just because they are setting you up to lose all your money specially tourist That don't know about it.Highly would not recommend this place try Atlantis or Baldinis Anywhere but here honestly this is an embarrassment to this city Just taking everyone for everything thEy got Don't go there and don't get robbed seems like they need the money more than you do!!!!!!If only I could rate this place 0 stars easy read more

Don't Bother!!! Until the Governor lifts the mask mandates and opens up 100% Don't bother. The restaurants aren't open to full capacity and there are long lines every where you go to eat! and the staff we encountered was terrible! my wife and I have stayed there on 4 other occasions and loved it. we felt betrayed and beaten by the time we left on this occasion and will be looking for a new location to get away to and it wont be in Nevada. read more