Reno, Nevada

It's no wonder more than 300,000 people make the Reno-Tahoe area their home and why 5.1 million people visit every year. A chain of high-peaked mountains surround the region in every direction. The geography ranges from high desert hills to valleys covered with deciduous and evergreen trees. A river flows casually through the heart of the city and among an eclectic mix of stately manors, quaint churches, sleek high rises, city parks and casinos. Shopping malls and new residential developments canvas the city limits and are nestled against mountains that offer endless outdoor recreation, and cradle the magnificent Lake Tahoe.

In addition to the area's spectacular beauty, Reno-Tahoe offers an extraordinary mix of history and culture, world-class ski and golf resorts, 24-hour gaming and entertainment, a mild climate with four distinct seasons, a healthy, diverse economy, and community spirit as strong as ever.

Grand Sierra Hotel

The Grand Sierra Hotel is located in the heart of Reno/Tahoe - America’s Adventure Place. The Grand Sierra is Northern Nevada’s most complete resort destination with approximately 2,000 guest rooms and suites. The property offers a wide variety of accommodations for the every day business traveler to the complete family vacation with amenities that include 200,000 square feet of meeting and convention space, branded retail shopping, headliner entertainment, a cinema, a 50-lane championship bowling center, outdoor thrill rides, aqua golf driving range, and the largest casino north of Las Vegas.

Room Rates per Night:

• Grand Sierra Guestrooms:  $99.00 per night - Singles/Doubles (plus tax)
• Luxury Summit Guestrooms:  $129.00 per night - Singles/Doubles (plus tax)
• Additional person beyond two (2) per room:  $20 per person per night

Click here to make your room reservation today, or call 1-800-648-5080 and use the code ANAC10 to receive Conference room rates.  Room rates are guaranteed November 14-22, 2010.

Hotel Roommate Matching Service: This service enables cost-conscious conference attendees to locate someone to share the expense of a hotel room at the Grand Sierra Hotel.  David Yule is handling this service for ANAC, and David can be reached by email.

Accessibility: All meeting facilities are accessible to the physically challenged. The Grand Sierra Hotel is in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.  If you have special needs that the hotel staff or ANAC staff need to be made aware of in order for you to fully participate in this conference, please call or email the ANAC National Office prior to October 22, 2010.