Where can the statutes governing condominium hotels be found?

The statutes governing condominium hotels in Nevada are specifically outlined in NRS 116B. This section of the Nevada Revised Statutes addresses the unique elements and regulations surrounding condominium hotels, including definitions, management, and operational standards that differentiate them from traditional condominium associations. It is essential for community managers and those involved in the administration of condominium hotels to be familiar with these statutes to ensure compliance with state laws.

This distinction is important because NRS 116 generally covers general common-interest ownership communities, while NRS 116A deals with planned communities, neither of which provide the specific details pertaining to condominium hotels that NRS 116B outlines. NAC 116, on the other hand, pertains to administrative codes related to the governance of common-interest communities but does not serve as the statutory framework for condominium hotels specifically.