HOTELS Whitney Peak Hotel - The Hotel Whose Facade Is A Climbing Wall

Whitney Peak Hotel - The Hotel Whose Facade Is A Climbing Wall

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Reno USA North America
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Centrally located in Reno, Nevada, in the United States of America, Whitney Peak Hotel is the only non-gaming, non-smoking, independent hotel in the city. Whether you’re looking to visit the Truckee River Walk or the Reno Arch, everything is at a stone’s throw distance from the hotel. With 310 guestrooms with stunning views of the city to choose from, you’ll definitely be spoilt for choice. Of course, your pooch or pet is also welcome in the hotel!

The hotel features the World’s Tallest Climbing Wall, which is 164 feet (50 meters) tall, and you can get the adrenaline rushing through your veins by climbing it. Then, you can head over to the 7000 sq. ft indoor park with your kids or sweat it out in the gym. After all the playing, you can have some delicious American food in the cozy environment of the Roundabout Grill. Additionally, the hotel features a steam room and sauna.

Be prepared to witness some epic concerts at the Cargo Concert Hall by prominent national and international artists. Moreover, the hotel has eleven conference rooms with flexible meeting spaces for corporate and social gatherings. They cater for all the gatherings too.

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Whitney Peak Hotel building
Whitney Peak Hotel climbing wall

Basecamp of the tall climbing wall on the facade of the hotel

Whitney Peak Hotel check-in with bikes
Whitney Peak Hotel interior design
Whitney Peak Hotel club level beer and wine
Whitney Peak Hotel Lounge
Whitney Peak Hotel cute dog

Pet-friendly hotel, bring your cuteness along!

Whitney Peak Hotel suite living room
Whitney Peak Hotel room
Whitney Peak Hotel King room
Whitney Peak Hotel spa sauna
Whitney Peak Hotel indoor wall climbing
Whitney Peak Hotel yoga class

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255 N Virginia St, Reno, NV 89501, USA


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