Which document sets forth the statutes governing condominium hotels?

The statutes governing condominium hotels are outlined in NRS 116B. This section of the Nevada Revised Statutes specifically addresses the provisions relevant to the establishment, operation, and management of condominium hotels within the state. It includes regulations regarding the rights and responsibilities of unit owners, as well as how the property is to be managed under the unique circumstances presented by the hotel environment.

NRS 116 generally pertains to the broader category of common-interest communities, while NRS 116A focuses on the governance of planned communities. NAC 116 refers to the administrative code that outlines specific regulations pertaining to NRS 116. Therefore, while the other options are related to community management and contain valuable information about various types of community governance, it is NRS 116B that specifically addresses the distinct characteristics and legal framework of condominium hotels.