Peppermill Resort Spa Casino

I usually stay at another large hotel but this time I decided to try Peppermill and I was more than impressed with the resort! I have never experienced such a well equiped gym, the size and amount of equipment and free weights was like my gym at home, plus it had a steam room and locker room, bottled water, and plenty of towels. Public restrooms throughout the resort were spotlessly clean! The food at the various restaurants were superb, this was another reason why I wanted to try staying here! The steakhouse staff was amazing and the taste and quality of the food was A+. Make sure you make a reservation as they fill up fast! It is no wonder that AAA rated them with 4 diamonds

The king suite and the Tuscany Tower and Peppermill Tower are just beautiful. Very, very spacious and luxurious. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

My sister and I do a Girls weekend every few months in Reno. We always make an appointment with our favorite hair stylist at Toscana Spa at the Peppermill. If your looking for an amazing hair cut, color, or highlight go see Eddie Gormick at the Toscana Spa. You'll ge hooked like we did.

Huge casino, smoky, focused on slots. Went to two of their restaurants, just ok. Well equipped gym, but no windows. Pool area is not private or secluded, lots of people walking by looking at you. Arcade on site. Room was huge. Fake fire place - no flame or heat. Fridge (empty). Bed was comfy. Shower could have used more pressure, but fine. Free parking, efficient check in and out. Was there for a conference, otherwise I would probably go elsewhere.

I’m a long-time guest at the Peppermill, and my mother is a Chairman member — the highest tier of loyalty, reserved for top players. She has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars here over the years, and most recently over $40,000 in just three days. Unfortunately, the level of service we experienced during our most recent visit was shockingly poor and completely unacceptable for a resort of this caliber. While playing blackjack, my mother tipped a dealer, who responded with a rude facial expression and zero appreciation. When I politely spoke up, the dealer snapped back at me and escalated the situation instead of showing even basic professionalism. Things became so tense that a pit boss had to intervene, and while he apologized and comped 50 points to my mother and boyfriend’s cards, he strangely didn’t add any to mine. But the worst part was the interaction with the general manager, Fred Gonzalez. When we tried to calmly discuss what happened, he approached us with visible annoyance and condescension. His exact words were, “What do you want me to do, fire her right now?” — an incredibly unprofessional and sarcastic remark, especially toward a Chairman guest. Instead of listening or trying to make things right, he was defensive, dismissive, and acted as if we were inconveniencing him. For a resort that prides itself on luxury service, this behavior is inexcusable. The staff clearly needs retraining on how to treat their highest-tier guests — or frankly, any guest — with respect and professionalism. After years of loyalty, my family and I will no longer be gambling or staying at the Peppermill. We’ll be taking our business to Atlantis, where guests are treated with genuine courtesy and appreciation. It’s truly disappointing to see such a decline in hospitality from what used to be one of Reno’s premier resorts.