Question 1

How do attendees get to and around Reno?

Accepted Answer

Reno‑Tahoe International Airport connects the city to major hubs across the U.S. Downtown is a quick ride from the terminal, and once here, Downtown, the Riverwalk District, and Midtown are comfortably walkable. Rideshare, hotel shuttles, and regional buses connect key districts, and scenic drives from Northern California and Lake Tahoe make Reno convenient for drive‑in attendees.

Question 2

Which neighborhoods are best for staying or hosting?

Accepted Answer

Downtown Reno buzzes with entertainment and riverfront views, the Riverwalk District offers artful cafes and patios along the Truckee River, and Midtown brings indie restaurants, murals, and boutiques—each district is lively, walkable, and close to venues and dining.

Question 3

How many venues are in Reno, and what kinds are available?

Accepted Answer

Reno features 179 venues, including Event Space (33), Hotel (6), Gallery (2), Outdoor (2), Theater (2), Banquet Hall (1), Conference Center (1), Retreat Center (1), Country Club (1), and Warehouse (1). Notable options include the Nevada Museum of Art, West 2nd Events Center, Black Rabbit Mead Company, The Jesse Hotel & Bar, and more.

Question 4

What capacities and room sizes can Reno handle?

Accepted Answer

Among venues with reported data, capacities range from 15 to 4,000 guests. Single rooms span 4,800 to 62,000 sq ft, and total event footprints go up to 600,000 sq ft.

Question 5

Are there venues with on-site lodging?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Three venues offer on‑site guest rooms, ranging from 4 to 1,621 rooms.

Neighborhoods in Reno