I decided to try the sandwich again since maybe she would feel bad about the room mix-up. Next I had this wonderful woman who was very pleasant. When we got to our original room on the other side of the hotel (a long walk with some stairs), we saw that she assigned us the wrong bed count (2 queens vs. My husband then asked if she had anything complimentary, and she gave us a lecture about how they monitor the upgrades. We were staying for 4 nights so that would add up fast. She looked at the sandwich and told us she could offer us an upgrade to their West Tower rooms for $15 per night. We immediately handed the sandwich over and asked if there were any upgrades available. The first clerk we dealt with was a very professional young woman. We only had to wait a moment before we stepped up to the desk. We arrived at 11 pm and went straight to the check-in line. Oh, and parking is free of course.We booked on for a room in the Sunrise Tower. As for the casino and facilities, they have done a very nice job updating the midway (where they have the carnival games and circus performances), the cool arcade area with gigantic video games and the new food court with 5 or 6 food options, including The Habit burgers and a pizza place.

But the three are adjoined, so staying at any of the three is a fine option.

It is the one touted as the most family friendly. Among the three adjoining properties (CC, Silver Legacy and El Dorado), CC has the lowest rate by anywhere from $10 to $30 per night.

Especially when every everyone checks out at the same time on Sunday in Reno. Video check out is always nice and convenient, too. I didn't notice any excessive room noise, either. There were outlets and usb ports on the nightstand and desk. The room was a good size, comfortable bed with nice linens, flat screen tv, desk and fridge. This was my first stay here in about 3-5 years. We are not far from this area and have stayed at Circus Circus many times over the last 30 years.

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