There is so much to do in Reno, Nevada but most find their way here to gamble at the casinos. The biggest little city in the world has had a few faces since it was established in 1859 and today the most profitable casinos are the El Dorado, Sands Regency, Harrah's, Silver Legacy Resort, Peppermill, Atlantis, and Circus Circus and are within a few blocks of each other; all are up to modern ADA codes.

The streets of Downtown Reno are very well maintained, which makes it pleasant to walk around and explore the different casinos, antique and pawn shops, and even wedding chapels. Handicapped parking is available all over downtown and at every casino.

Even around the business area of downtown, which includes City Hall, you can find a different kinds of restaurants and shops. A river runs through part of this area and makes for a beautiful and unexpected setting. There is even a casino, the Siena Hotel Spa Casino that rests right on the river's edge.

Sands Regency Casino gives you the true Reno experience and just a few blocks from downtown and other casinos. The handicapped accessible room was large enough for a power wheelchair and the lower closet bar was within reach as shown in the below photo. The bathroom was also spacious and had a roll-in shower with a handheld nozzle. A wide bench, shown below, was provided by hotel when requested. There was also a towel rack right next to the shower, for convenient access.