Terrible's Sands Regency Casino Hotel


In 2006, Herbst Gaming struck a $148 million deal to buy the Sands Regent in downtown Reno and the new Terrible's Sands Regency Casino Hotel was born. Still referred to more simply as the Sands, the property features two towers, the Regency and the Dynasty, containing more than 800 guest rooms, of which 700 are non-smoking units.

The main attraction at the Sands is its Empress Casino, with 29,000 square feet of gaming space. It offers over 600 gaming machines and 20 table games, plus bingo and live poker. Wagering also takes place at the casino's Pipeline Sports Lounge and Sportsbook, surrounded by 14 large-screen televisions.

For dining, the Sands has five restaurants to choose from. The Cabana Café and Mels Diner offer casual meals 24 hours a day. Fuzio Universal Bistro & Steaks is the place for chicken, ribs, and beef, while the new Sands Buffet serves up all-you-can-eat fare daily. There is also one fast food outlet Arby's.

Every Friday and Saturday from 9pm to 1am, live entertainment is provided for free in the casino near the Third Street Bar. In summer, there are Rockin' Friday Night Pool Parties, and in the fall the pool area plays host to the NASC Shuffleboard Tournament. The Sands also has a giant Jacuzzi in its Penthouse Health Club on the 17th floor. Exercise equipment, a steam room, a sauna, and massage services are available, too.

For event planners, some 12,000 square feet of meeting space can be booked for banquets, conventions, weddings, and meetings of all sizes. Terrible's Sands Regency Casino Hotel is located at 345 North Arlington Avenue, Reno, Nevada 89501.

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Oct 30, 2014 @ 11:23 pm
My wife and I and small dog Willy stay there often. We always feel secure, comfortable and respected by all staff. We are most impressed by the kindness and friendly smiles shown us by the room service workers and maintenance staff who are the real heros and work so hard and still manage a friendly hello.
Thank you all.

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