Kramer's Midtown

There is nothing like a wide-open highway that will make you fall in love with traveling all over again, and there is no better place for a wide-open highway in Nevada. When you plan to stay in a luxury hotel in Reno , you simply can’t miss out on a road trip. If you have never been to rural Nevada, or if the only time you have adventured to the Black Rock Desert was for Burning Man, it is time to crank up the tunes, open Google Maps, pack snacks or drinks in a cooler and hit the highway. You will wonder why you have not done it sooner. Stop 1 - Reno As the gateway for the annual Burning Man festival, Reno has embraced burner culture year-round around town - from massive art pieces to fiery community gatherings, to the friendliest hospitality. You better believe Downtown Reno is getting artsier by the minute. Step out of your motel in Downtown Reno and make your way to City Plaza, along the Truckee River, for a photo-op with the BELIEVE sign and the famous Space Whale. The Space

Reno is popularly known as a gaming town, but it is turning out to be more widely known as an outdoor paradise. In addition, staying in Kramer’s Midtown, the best and the coziest Reno NV hotel , you can take pleasure in and experience a lot of these outdoor areas that are completely free. If you would like to stay outdoors, visit the Truckee River for more than a few free activities and events including tubing at the Truckee River Whitewater Park. If you would like to stay out of the water and simply take a walk, stay on the River Walk and check out a variety of Burning Man art and sculpture or jump on a bike to take pleasure in the Tahoe-Pyramid Trail that runs right through Downtown Reno. At the time of enjoying and experiencing these bikes or walks, you can see some of the most beautiful parks of “The Biggest Little City of the World”. For visitors who do not mind taking a short drive, head up the Mount Rose Highway for some snow play or mountain hiking or visit Virginia City, whi