Stadium Bar

Fast service at hotel lobby.
Hotel itself has a lot to offer, restaurants, bars, nightclub, gift stores.
Smells like cigarettes but only in the casino and not too much either.

I got the spa suite and room is clean and spacious. Hot tub inside room was big and clean as well

Overall experience, lovely.

Stayed at El Dorado with the family for a concert. No real complaints. There was quite a crowd during lunch and dinner time, so folks should explore places off site to eat since the restaurants can get really crowded.

Good place for families since circus circus is literally next door if you want the kids entertained.

Would stay here again.

Christmas on Ice was wonderful!

If you're looking for an interactive, fun, family (or not) Christmas show, I highly recommend!

Very talented singers, dancers and ice skaters to engage you into singing Christmas carols and wow you with amazing skating feats!

The gorgeous red haired singer was incredible, especially her rendition of Hallelujah!

The beautiful blonde ice skater and her partner were amazing!

The show was just over an hour and very well done!

I didn't stay here, just came here to hang out, gamble a little!!

Located in Downtown Reno, The Eldorado Resort Casino is attached to the Silver Legacy Casino, and on the 2nd floor, you can actually lose track of which casino you are in!!

It's a pretty small casino, I used to come here often back in the day. I have a lot of great memories here!!

My husband and I stayed in a corner suite at Eldorado. The suite is very spacious and has a full jacuzzi. The hotel has a nice old school charm. I recommend their restaurants Roxy and La Strada. The food and service are excellent. The hotel is located on the main strip of downtown RENO. Three hotels are connected known as "The ROW"... El Dorado, Silver Legacy and Circus Circus. The ROW is owned and operated by CAESARS Entertainment.

Since I am disabled, I rely on my scooter to get around. I was pleasantly surprised that they FINALLY upgraded their elevator lift, located on the 2nd floor, by the water fountain and the SIlver Legacy entrance. It's so much faster and efficient. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Some people call Reno poor man's Las Vegas. Now I see why. Stayed at the El Dorado resort for a work function. The hotel is clean and the staff is nice. It's very out dated though. My room was decent size but felt like it hadn't been updated since Dean Martin played there. The casino floor was mostly slots and a small table area. It's a Cesar's property which connected to two other Cesar's properties; the Silver Lake and the Circus Circus. There are restaurants on-site and the food was pretty decent. Room service is available but the cost is steep as you would expect.

For our small conference we got a room rate of $79 and parking for the whole week for $10 which was a deal. The property is in walking distance to the River Walk and popular restaurants. I'd like to see Reno again, but not sure this is where I would choose to stay.

I selected the "El Dorado Resort & Casino" because of its location. I was introducing Reno to people who had never visited before. I wanted to show them Reno's version of Las Vegas; the downtown; the River Walk and ballpark. The hotel was also close to the University and the attractions within mid-town.

Reception checked us in efficiently. Staff was upbeat and helpful.

I've attached photos of the room assigned to me. These were taken upon entry.

I'm sure the hotel rooms see high guest turnover--but housekeeping is doing a good job. The room's decor is a bit dated, but the room was clean. The sheets were clean and in good condition; the mattresses were comfortable. The carpet did not have any noticeable spots or stains. The furniture might have had a few minor nicks but didn't have major bumps or bruises. The refrigerator was clean and didn't have any strange aromas. The towels were not plush, but they were clean and very serviceable. The TV operated well.

The bathroom is where you will find the most wear and tear. While small signs of damage and repair were evident, I didn't find anything off-putting. If I did have a complaint, it would be that while taking a shower the water drained slowly. When I was done showering, I was standing in 2-inches of water. But this is a building engineering issue--not housekeeping.

The "El Dorado Resort & Casino" originally opened in 1973. Since then, it's expanded and remodeled. Of the three casino properties that make up "The Row" (The El Dorado, The Silver Legacy and Circus Circus), the El Dorado has the reputation for being one of the better downtown properties.

Now, this is where it gets tricky.

I have stayed at a number of hotels in Reno. The El Dorado is very good. But while the El Dorado is amongst the best casino resort properties Reno has to offer, it is not on par with the best casino resort properties Las Vegas has to offer. I write this--not to be mean, but to manage expectations.

Still, it was a good stay.

El Dorado by definition means a place of fabulous wealth, or an opportunity to obtain wealthy status. During the time of the Gold Rush many prosecutors believed that California would be their El Dorado jackpot.
While pioneering & prospectors were once a way of life. I suppose it is only fitting that El Dorado has been incorporated into a gaming industry. Many people believe that true prosperity is to be able to view life as a game. While the desire to prosper can still be a part of life.
Perhaps even more fitting how El Dorado resides in between the Silver Legacy and Circus Circus. Almost as if it was the bridge between two generations of gamers. If you are lucky in life you may be able to choose your pleasures and passions. When it comes to Caesars Row. There will be many different types of games for all ages.

Do NOT wake me up.
I leave huge daily tips for housekeeping.
Decided to skip this - 1st time ever.
DND sign on door,
YET frantic knocking at 9:15 AM
"HOUSEKEEPING!"
uhhh no...read the MFukn sign
We were in bed at 2
Geeeezus WTF
Train your staff to adhere to signage

Otherwise, comfy bed, clean, nice view.

Honestly felt like a Motel 6 (maybe a slight upgrade so I'll call it Motel 7 1/2), with a decent casino with some of my favorite slots (but horrible payouts if you're looking to score anything above a $10 slot bet).

Rooms are average decent, old like most of the other Reno Harrah's/Caesar's properties. The lobby decorations are a sentimental throwback to what may be been Reno's glory days of yesteryear. It was like walk through a plastic, miniature version of the first Caesar's Palace, before the Vegas boom.

Nostalgic, but neglected. Too bad, because I see huge potential if this city ever has a revival.