Caesars took over the old Harvey's years ago, and recently changed the name. They've been doing a complete remodel of the property, with just a few small things left. The remodel is beautiful. Shopping Lots of restaurants, ranging from high-end to food counters,(they have a Carvel! I haven't seen a Carvel ice cream place outside of New York. ) lots of gaming, lots of bars, and they have a large arcade area for the kids. It's all very nice. Harrah's is right across the street, and you can walk between the properties without ever stepping outside. I was checked in by PJ, so friendly, conversational, and helpful. She was awesome. I got an upgrade to a Lakeview room. It was more of a partial Lake view, but still it was nice. Even at full price, it would be worth it.... The room was very large, and clean. there was a full walk-in shower, the TV had a great picture with a lot of channels, and of course movies for rent, plenty of places to charge my gear, and the bed was very comfortable. I slept very well. There is a fridge, but no microwave. My biggest problem, is the nickel and diming. Unless you have "status", there's that ubiquitous resort fee. If you book with the Caesar's app/webpage, it is built into the price, other than taxes. Parking... if you are military or a veteran, you can get a military players card, and that will waive your parking fee. The room's mini bar. Six bucks for a 12 ounce Pepsi? 10 bucks for a small bag of pretzels or a snack size can of Pringles? And if you want something with alcohol, , FUHGEDDABOUDIT!!! Grab some snacks or whatever you want before you get here, and just use the fridge. There's even a dollar tree just a few minutes away. Finally, the Wi-Fi. Basic Wi-Fi, up to 10 MBPS is free, up to four devices. If you want enhanced Wi-Fi, it's eight bucks a day, per... Device.... I just stayed with the basic Wi-Fi. The speed was enough to stream video. Other than the nickel and diming, it was a fantastic stay. . If I could get a good rate, I would definitely stay here again. Thanks! read more

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This review is strictly for the ambiance and the arcade. This hotel seems way more updated than Harrah's across the street. Wolf is absolutely gorgeous. The arcade is super fun, even for us adults who act like kids. Tons of games - air hockey, skee ball, baseball, tons of old school PacMan machines, claw games, etc. So much fun. read more

While checking in at this hotel, I overheard one of the receptionists close by ask someone checking in for cash in exchange for a room upgrade. I believe his name tag said Mike on it as I left and he had nasty blonde shaggy bangs. I also overheard the story that the young couple checking in was expecting their first and celebrating at the hotel. What a dirty shady ahole. Not sure how this hotel/casino is managed but this type of behavior should be unacceptable. Anyways, if you're looking for hotel upgrades for $20-$30 cash, ask for Mike! read more

5/5 stars. Stayed again after the remodel and Caesar's Republic looks fantastic. The rooms are clean, modern, and offer beautiful views, with amenities fully stocked and thoughtful attention to detail throughout. The property feels organized, well lit, and welcoming from the moment you arrive. The new poker room is a great addition, and the restaurants, bars, and lounges give the resort a lively upscale feel. A major upgrade all around and a great place to stay. read more

We came here for the NFL Season Opener. Thus we were looking for the sports book and a good place to watch the game. The sports book was busy when we arrived. There was a long line to place cash bets at the cage. There were also several Kiosks, and the lines weren't as long. We were able to snag a table, people had left there empty coffee cups on it, but we didn't care, it was somewhere to sit. They have many screens in the sports book with all different sports going on and no sound. There is a connecting room called the video room next door. There were plenty of seats in there and they have 4 large screens all playing football and the sound was on the main screen. My husband went to check out that room and we moved over there. Thankfully the game that my husband wanted to see was the one that had the sound playing. They room had 3 levels all with booths and chairs and tables. All of the booths were taken so we opted for a set of chairs and the counter in front of us. The second row had chairs with cocktail tables between each set of chairs. The atmosphere was what he was looking for. Excitement, but not so much nervous energy like the other Casino we were at. The cocktail waitress made her way around the room slowly, they only had one person manning the room so it was a slow process. We eventually got our drinks. I got water and he got a club soda, being 10am in the morning. The only thing this casino lacks is food service. They don't have a cafe. They have a steakhouse, but it's only open for dinner. They have a small kiosk like Starbucks that offers coffee drinks and premade sandwiches an burritos. My husband had there breakfast sandwich which he though was really good. They take it out of their fridge and heat it up just like Starbucks does. Lunch on the other hand wasn't really to be had in the Casino. They had a Ceaser wrap that didn't look so good and knowing it isn't fresh was a turn off. We ended up going off site for lunch and brining it back, which was what the people in front of us did too. South of North Brewing is across the street out their back door and has lots of great lunch offerings. They don't have the big screen and sound like Ceasers does so they aren't the right option for watching the game and they don't have cocktail service, but they have the food we were looking for. I'm thankful that we were able to find something to eat close by or we would have had to lose our spots for watching the game in search of food. We stayed in the video room for the 2 games, six hours and enjoyed our time there. I highly recommend the video room for watching your game and crossing your fingers that your game is the one that they amplify the sound for. read more

Recently upgraded and renamed, the "new" Caesars Republic is the nicest resort in South Lake Tahoe now. We stayed in a balcony suite and enjoyed Caesars Republic's efforts to bring back the luster of the old Harvey's along with the fabulous lake view. For diner type food go to the Harrah's side to the new Brew Brothers which replaces the old food court. On this side Sage Room remains great along with Wolf and Hell's Kitchen. The gym is nice. Steam and sauna in locker room. Pool and jacuzzi are adequate. Some nice shops on the lobby level at both Caesars Republic and Harrahs. Starbucks is on the Harrahs side only now but Cleo's provides the same sort of drinks and food, plus alcoholic drinks too. The casino has been upgraded renovated and includes a new high limit and new poker room. Good service. Caesars Republic has moved back to resort level service. read more

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Very nice hotel and casino. They are still doing some renovations so be aware it might be noisy during the day. We got the Romulus Premium Two Queen room. The room was clean and updated. There was a broken hinge on the fridge cabinet and the toilet handle was loose but other than that, everything else was fine. I'm assuming housekeeping reports broken items but I'm not sure. They should have an option at checkout or on their app during your stay to report stuff like that so they can fix it. Front desk was kind and helpful when our bill wasn't right at checkout. Would definitely stay here again. read more

My family stayed here overnight while skiing in Heavenly. Good experience overall. We decided to go with valet parking and so glad we did reading all the horror stories regarding e-chargers. There are limited options in the self parking garage and I bet they will be occupied even if you are lucky enough to physically locate them. We used fast charging station with Electrify America. Short ride from the hotel and no wait. In terms of the room itself, good quality accommodation. Room was very clean, with modern furniture and quite comfortable bed. Big shout out to valet personnel and bell desk. These guys are super accommodating. Great customer service! Overall, good experience if you plan your electric car charging ahead. read more

I thought Ceasars Republic Lake Tahoe was an excellent addition to the Ceasars hotel network. The interior was nicely done and the slot machines seem new, well heck, we won lol. The hotel has restaurants such as Hells kitchen by Gordon Ramsey and Wolf by Vandepump. Overall impressions of Ceasars Republic was great. read more

Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe - A Caesars Rewards Destination - Nice 4 of a kind with the kicker! - Hotels Near Me - Stateline, Nevada

Our stay at Caesars Republic was extremely disappointing. From the moment we arrived, the experience was poor. The staff at check-in were rude and unwelcoming, which set the tone right away. The hotel was under construction, and to make matters worse, workers were actively sanding sheetrock as we walked in--dust got all over us and our luggage. This is completely unacceptable for a hotel operating at full capacity. On top of that, there was extremely loud music playing until around 1 AM. It was so loud it felt like we were right next to a speaker, and we were unable to get any rest. Overall, this was a terrible experience, and I would not stay here again or recommend it to anyone. read more

Recent visit to Harveys during an enormous $160 million renovation. It felt like being in a construction zone not a resort. Maybe book your room at Harrahs for all of May until the summer - where there will be a break in construction that will continue after peak season. Harveys was always the budget friendly kid brother of Harrahs. Cheap eats, older rooms - more affordable - and maybe most importantly familiar and comfortable. I can see it turn into upscale Vanderpump - cold tiles - move my favorite slot machines... I'm not sure I like it. I think the worst part is the new flooring utilized. Its half shiny and half matte finished - and it alternates. The shiny tiles are extremely slippery and the matte tiles have excellent traction. I'm not asking anybody to tear up what's already down - but please NO MORE of the slippery tiles. I think its hazardous for all the seniors and seriously drunk people who wander through this place. Think of the summer concert goers who stumble back to their rooms after a concert. It would be safer to have all polished or all matte tiles. I treated the shiny tiles as banana peels and tried to avoid them and so I was ok. These tile floors are an example of putting form as a priority over function. Leave these crazy tiles by Ms Vanderpumps restaurant - they are already there - but the rest - don't feel the need to match a bad idea everywhere else. Another suggestion is to notify people while booking of the construction. It feels misleading to get people to book and step in the door and then get surprised by all that. Another suggestion is to maybe recruit some of the construction workers to work at Harrahs. They are so friendly and helpful in navigating the maze that is currently Harveys. Of all the people I encountered the construction workers were intuitive and helped me find the Harrahs tunnel or the parking garage or the hotel elevator even before I could ask. If guests stay in something that feels more like a construction zone rather than a resort I might consider reducing the resort fees just a little as acknowledgement and to show some good will. read more

I was at Caesars republic for the weekend. It was an amazing experience for the price. I loved my room, very spacious and luxurious. My only complaint is the fact that I got charged fully for the resort fee when the pool and gym isn't working and hotel is still undergoing renovations. I will be back for sure. I felt safe so that's the most important part for me. read more

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Harvey's Lake Tahoe is now Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe and although renovations are still in progress the front desk, Cleo's, table game area, Wolf, Hell's Kitchen, poker room and high limit gaming all look amazing. We booked 2 rooms for a 4-night stay each. The first room type was a Romulus View 1 King, this room is spacious at 525 square feet and there was a partial lake view, the water closet has it's own door, and there is a vanity and ottoman in the bathroom. The second room type was a Remus Deluxe 1 King, this room is newly renovated at 375 square feet and feels like Vegas, however, there was no view and the bathroom was a standard hotel bathroom. I have two cons with staying here. The first is housekeeping NEVER cleaned our room in the Romulus Tower. We stayed Thursday - Monday and were informed at check-in that housekeeping would clean on the third day by request. Saturday morning at 9 a.m. I requested housekeeping in-person with a representative at the front desk, but after returning to the room at 4:30 p.m. the room hadn't been cleaned. I contacted the front desk and the representative stated that unfortunately our room wasn't on the list but he could bring me whatever I needed and add the room to the list for Saturday night or Sunday. I opted to have the room cleaned Sunday and again Sunday it was not cleaned. This time my husband spoke to a gentleman by phone I believe his name was Rob. He offered a dining credit which we declined, offered to move us to a nicer room, which we declined, then offered to refund us 2 of the 4 resort fees, which we accepted. The second con is there is no casual dining option. Maybe when the renovations are completed there will be a Sports Bar or sandwich shop but as of November 2025 there are none listed on the website. We did dine at Wolf, El Jefe's Cantina and Cleo's during our stay and I'll write separate reviews for them. I will stay here again, in hopes of a better housekeeping experience. read more

Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe - A Caesars Rewards Destination - The view from the 11th floor in the Romulus Tower. - Hotels Near Me - Stateline, Nevada

The old Harveys had a great make over. The now Ceasar's Reoublic is clean, modern and nicely renovated Visited Wolf's for cocktails and appetizers...pricey, but excellent. Going to check out Cleo's for breakfast. Appears to be a nice place to stay on the California border. Walk outside and cross the street and you're in California. Haven't had a chance to walk about this time around but there is lots of shops all around. And of course, you're at the lake, which you can see from your room (or at least the room we're in this visit). If it wasn't so overcast today, I'd have spent more time outdoor than making contributions to the NV state tax fund. LOL. For those of you who don't understand, there are no state taxes in NV because they are covered by the Casinos. read more

I've been going to Harveys in South Lake Tahoe for years. It's a fun place to relax after a long day of skiing. I usually stop at the The Players Bar because it's smoke free and you can get free beers if you are gambling. You need to have at least $20.00 in the machine though. They have table top games like blackjack, poker, and keno. The dueling pianos are a lot of fun on the weekends. The musicians know a lot of classic pop and rock tunes. They know how to keep the crowd energized and even throw out a few good jokes now and then. Another great spot is Joe's Bar. They have sports all over the place on their big screen TVs and some good pizza too! I usually get the beer and shot special which is only $7.50. There are other options, but I usually get a Mountain Lager and a shot of JaMo. There's also some great restaurant's like Hell's Kitchen in the casino, comedy shows, health club, pool, an arcade for the kids, and some nice hotel rooms. This place just about has it all. read more

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I'm in shock at the bad reviews. We have stayed at Caesar's (formally Harvey's) 3 times in the past year and have been incredibly impressed each time. Our room is generally comped because my husband has a players card. We pay a resort fee but it's only like $30 a day. The valet is free when you have a rewards card. The bellmen will take your luggage to your room. We have always had quick and fast valet and bellman services. Check in is easy and quick. The rooms are SO nice. I compare them now to other hotels I stay at. The bathrooms are huge and the lake view is gorgeous. We have NEVER had a problem with the room being dirty. Location is perfect - you can literally walk to anything. I saw complaints about the smoke smell but hello you're in a casino what do you expect?? I also saw complaints about the restaurant pricing but there are so many cheaper places in walking distance so it's not really an issue. My ONLY complaint with Caesars is that I left my $900 retainers in my room last time I was there and I called 6 different times and they could never properly connect me to the lost and found :( read more

Amazing location close to all the shops and eatery. . Favorite restaurant here is the vanderpump wolf. The dinner and drinks here is very good quality and attention to detail on the food presentation. The vibes inside is modern and perfect for special occasions. . The service of check in with the bell desk is quick. The vip checking in for the room was quick and easy. . Rooms here is nice and spacious with 2 queen beds. A nice bathroom to share and a closet too. . Overall I like coming here and would stay again when I'm visiting tahoe. Hope this review helps and thanks for reading. Have a yelptastic day. read more

1 star - Forced to leave at 12:30 AM due to unbearable noise The suite itself was beautiful -- modern, clean, and genuinely one of the nicest rooms we've stayed in. We even had a great dinner at the Sage Room, so everything started off very positively. But starting around 9:00 PM, we began hearing nonstop club-style music -- constant pounding bass and drumming from a nearby nightclub. We were on the 10th floor (out of 12), and it was still so loud it felt like it was inside our room. We made multiple attempts to resolve it. We contacted security around 10:00 PM and were told the music would likely end around 11:30-11:45 PM, but it continued. When we called again later, we were given conflicting information about where the noise was coming from and shifting estimated end times, with no real resolution. After hours of nonstop noise, by 12:30 AM we had no choice but to check out and drive two hours home over the summit in the middle of the night. That is not something any guest should ever experience after booking a hotel stay. The manager did refund the room, which we appreciated. However, when I asked whether they receive many complaints, the response was: "There's always that one couple." Meanwhile, the front desk had already acknowledged they receive frequent complaints about the club noise. This is not a minor inconvenience -- we literally had to leave the hotel at midnight. Beautiful room, but if you want sleep, do not stay here. read more

Wow, where to start!? First and foremost I am a poker player. Their poker room is would class. Chandra and Cora are the real MVP's of that whole room! Also, Mtn. bar post poker is the best! Look out for Jennalyn! She is the MVP of the entire bare staff and all of Caesar's properties! The gaming is good at the casinos, but these folks keep me coming back! read more

It's been a couple years since we stayed in South Lake Tahoe that the old Harvey's is now Caesars Republic. We had comped rooms and it was nicely remodeled from what I remember it used to be. We stayed in the Romulus tower is what I believe it was stated on our room key. The beds were not very comfy and only 2 pillows per queen bed so my hubby and I didn't get good sleep each night. Tossed and turned. Otherwise the room was very clean and functional. The lobby was nice and a cafe right next to it. Further down past lobby will be some shops snacks and entrance to the arcade. Customer service was ok, they didn't give much info about our rooms or stay or explain anything. I had to call and ask if we had free WiFi etc. the kids enjoyed the pool area. It's not very deep which is fine, it was just a nice place to cool off. All in all we would stay here again as the location works to walk to many places we went to visit or access and plenty of dining nearby. read more

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Beautiful hotel, up to date hotel rooms, nice casino area, there's construction going on but it's still very nice. Perfect location near shops, the lake, and nice restaurants inside the hotel, and cheaper options very near by. read more

Things have definitely changed since our last visit around 4 years ago. The decor seems to have improved since then as well as the location. The parking garage for this location is very narrow and compact. If your players card status it platinum or higher, then parking and valet are complimentary as well. Walking into the lobby is very spacious and you can do a self check in at their kiosk for a little at ease versus in line. Although there were no lines to wait in when we arrived., we did have a couple of questions and the staff was really nice in respectfully answering. You will have to access the elevator to get to any of the rims. Elevators seem a bit small as well so beware Incase you are not fond of smaller spaces. But overall our stay was pleasant and peaceful. A few little shops were also located insode for some nice attire, or if you have a sweetheart tooth, you can visit the Cinnabon that was very tasty and just what I wanted. When it was time for us to leave, the process of checking out was easy and quick. read more

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Stayed here for the 1st time this past week. We had a scenic view through our glass windows which was my favorite part. The room was clean. The casino had plenty of slots. Overall, we enjoyed our stay here. read more

Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe - A Caesars Rewards Destination - View from our room - Hotels Near Me - Stateline, Nevada

I decided to try something different from my usual Reno casino stays and booked one night at Caesar's Republic in Lake Tahoe on a Monday to see how it compared. I'll start with the positive: the room upgrades were really nice. The room itself felt clean, updated, and comfortable, and I genuinely enjoyed that part of my stay. That said, the overall experience was disappointing, mostly because so many amenities and dining options were unavailable early in the week. I was surprised to find the poker room closed, and it also seemed like several parts of the property operate on a limited schedule. I went downstairs hoping to eat at the Mexican restaurant, but it was closed Monday through Wednesday as well. Food-wise, one of the only options available to me was Brew Brothers, where I ordered a burger and fries. The food was good and I have no complaints there. Unfortunately, the service from the bartender felt unwelcoming, almost like I was inconveniencing him. I stayed polite and friendly, and I understand everyone can have a bad day, but it still affected the experience. In general, most of my interactions with staff around the hotel and casino floor felt either inexperienced or like some employees simply didn't want to be there. The biggest concern for me was on the casino floor while playing roulette. On multiple occasions, I saw dealers start to pull chips away from winning numbers. If I or other players hadn't noticed and spoken up, it could have resulted in guests losing money incorrectly. This happened more than once and with different dealers, so it didn't feel like an isolated mistake. Another issue was comfort and convenience. The casino floor was very warm, and while I understand renovations and construction are sometimes necessary, it did make moving around the property more inconvenient. Between blocked areas and confusing pathways, it was difficult to navigate even with signage. I also spent time at the sportsbook placing bets, and the experience there was similar: staff seemed unsure about basic questions, and I found myself needing to explain things more than I expected. Because of the limited options and overall experience, I decided to check out after the first night and head back to Reno, where I've consistently had better service and more weekday dining and entertainment available. Overall, I wanted this to be a fun change of pace, and while the room was a highlight, the limited options mid-week, inconsistent service, and especially the roulette concerns made this stay fall short. If I return to Lake Tahoe, I'm honestly not sure I would choose to stay here again unless some of these issues improve. read more

The renovations are nice in the old mountain tower which is the new Remus tower. We had a comped room for the weekend and unfortunately were assigned a corner room which has a bizzare set up. They added mini bars to the rooms which you can scan the QR code and boy are things expensive. The service on the casino floor is hit and miss as one cocktail server refused to acknowledge despite me looking right at her and smiling to get her attention (she walked past me 3 times and offered drinks to every other person in my area). read more

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Amazing Concert at Harvey's! Ryan Bingham - August 31st 2024 Great variety of drinks and foods. Toilets were clean. Space was open and beautiful. A night to remember with amazing music and unforgettable moments! read more

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The hotel is going a renovation. No one told me this when I was making my reservation for the Tattoo convention. There were so many temporary walls and restrictions that it was hard to find out way around. The check in process was tedious. I received an email saying I could check in online and just pick up my key at their machine. Their machine said to check in with the front desk. The front desk attendant was short and seemed irritated. She asked for my ID, said she would be right back and went inside their offices? Comes back after 15-20 minutes and finally checks me in. This would be my second stay here and I can't say that I would return. There are other options to stay in the area. read more

I booked this room for two nights as it was totally comped.  However, after reading reviews, I was very worried.  I actually called the morning we were supposed to check in to see if we could stay at Harrah's instead.  They were sold out.  When we checked in, I asked if we could have a renovated room.  We were pleasantly surprised!  The bathroom was huge and had two vanity areas, which was fantastic!  There is a coffee maker and fridge.  The best part of our room was the spectacular view of the lake.  Wow!!  It was breathtaking and never got old.  If you have trouble walking far, it probably isn't the best place to stay!  And, it did get really cold with all of the construction going on.  We absolutely loved our stay here and would stay here again if in the area. read more

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Stayed there for the 2nd time a couple of months ago. 1st time was awesome. We had 2 free nights stay and the newly renovated room was amazing. However the 2nd time we received another opportunity to stay 2 nights comped-it was the worse experience. First, we reserved a high floor King room almost 2 months in advance of our stay. When we arrived the weekend of Veterans Day, we were told that there were no more rooms available like what we requested and the the only room available on the top floor was a "handicap room with 2 queen beds and a view." (These are the words used by the front desk clerk and later her manager (who had drawn on eyebrows). We did not want the room because we knew what we had reserved well in advance. The manager came out with her "take it or leave it attitude," which she later said and specifically told me that paying customers get the preferred rooms over comp rooms and comp rooms are based on availability (although they confirmed the day of) and what's left. Reluctantly we took the room after listening to this unprofessional manager who was unprofessional with a guest in front of her subordinate. She had no regard for a guest that may come after us who would need a room that was disability friendly. This experience (after driving over 2 hours) almost made me shut the Caesars group out completely. We get to our very outdated room and it was a mess. No vacuum. Dirty towels and bathrooms. The fridge had old stuff still in it and the room smelled. The only thing going for this room was the breathtaking view. Other than that my black light showed fluids and dirt everywhere. Deciding to make the best of it We left the room and purchased some cleaning supplies and cleaned as best as we could. The shower is dangerous even for someone who is disabled because the water runs out into the main bathroom floor. There is no drain outside of the shower. The faucets on the sink are too close to the sink casing to fully turn on and they squeak. The water in the sink was very hot but not in the shower. The cleaning staff was also out of a lot of things. Not sure if we'll come back there again - at least until the staff learns customer service and professionalism. And we are treated as valued guest not as a low priority. Here are some pictures. I will be reporting the hazards to OSHA and other authorities read more

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Preface- I've stayed here several times before and it's just right location wise and with comfort level. When I booked the hotel online, there was nothing about construction- we were there in April. Only recently did I see their announcement about their construction and "rebranding." As we pulled up, there was significant construction outside of the hotel, and we parked and walked to where the main lobby- well the lobby in it's entirety is under construction, and there isn't much of the lobby at all, due to all of the partitions. Check-in was easy and fast, which is a plus and was surprising. However, immediately getting out of the elevator, there was no paint on the walls, things were down to the bare wall, chalk markings regarding room numbers all up and down this floor. Once we open the door, every single drawer was open. It looked like someone had tried to rob the place. I went downstairs to speak with the same person who had checked us in, and they apparently we "had no idea the entire floor was under remodel." We were able to switch rooms pretty easily, but it was still kind of a pain and a turn off. As we wandered through the hotel, there was so much construction every which way we looked nothing seemed even enjoyable. It was a bit disappointing the amount of construction taking place at one time. We were not even able to get ice on our floor. Apparently the ice machine was broken, when I had called to the front desk and room service, no one answered because apparently the people you speak to are not on site. I had to go back downstairs and the same person suggested I go to the eighth floor. At this point, I am exhausted and I do not want have to go to another floor, meander through the mazes- and he never offered or suggested to have someone could send up some ice. I even downloaded the ridiculous app to see if I could order "room service" which is really just delivery from their restaurants and there is nothing basic offered which sort of sucks honestly. Since I was out and on my way back up to the room I went to check out their little convenience store. I saw a woman and her partner with at least three or four security guards. Half were taking pictures and I can only assume with the ice on her head that she must've tripped and fallen over some of the taped carpet due to the construction. I normally don't bother to leave reviews or such negative ones but this is in complete transparency since I was a bit disappointed overall with my stay and the lack of customer service surrounding the significant construction. read more

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We stayed at this hotel that looked great in the photos, but the experience was terrible. As soon as you walk in, there's a horrible smell of cigarettes, and it doesn't feel at all like the pictures. We were really disappointed because we just wanted to enjoy our stay. The hotel was under construction, which we weren't informed about, and our room wasn't clean at all--there were even pee stains on the toilet . On top of that, there were no luggage carts available because they didn't have enough staff. The customer service was just awful. We tried to speak to someone at the front desk named Joseph, and he was extremely rude. He made fun of our accent and said things like, "When you're done with your vacation, go back where you belong." It was completely unacceptable. We then tried talking to another front desk person named Anya, and she also had a terrible attitude. There was just no customer service to speak of. Overall, the whole experience was incredibly frustrating and disappointing. We had just come from Margaritaville, where the staff were so nice it was almost over the top, and here it was the exact opposite. We were a group of six couples, and none of us would recommend this hotel. If they could get rid of staff like Joseph and improve their service, maybe it would be different, but as of now, we definitely don't recommend staying here.. I tried to talk to the lady there at the front explaining the situation there is no Patience, empathy, and understanding of the situation we arrived to the hotel 4 AM in the morning after stuck traffic 15 hour on the road .. I would appreciate a phone call from a customer service representative who could try to improve the situation, but my wife was really unhappy with the trip read more

I was impressed with the hotel room renovations. Though the rest of the casino is in construction- this includes the main gambling floor and lobby/check in area. Navigating the casino floor felt like a maze. There were so many temporary walls and redirection. I even helped a few guest with directions because they were lost. Front lobby VIP woman went to lunch so that area was closer. The guy working at the VIP section was busy. I stood at the regular check in line and that took forever. I decided to go back to the VIP section. The male worker checked me in to a room on the 15th floor, where renovations was not completed yet so I had to head back down the lobby to get assigned another room. The construction workers were just confused as I am when I walked out of the elevator to get to my room. Inconvenient? Yes - Especially when you have all your luggage and you tired from traveling over for 2 1/2 hours. They reassigned me to the 17th floor with a king size bed and partial lake view. Now, the room itself... it was nice. Clean and modern. The view of the lake was to my right, which was amazing to wake up to and watch the sunset. The view of Heavenly Village was to my left and that was great. Unsure when construction is going to be completed but let's just say - slots were TIGHT. My bets ranged from $0.50 to $25 per spin and I hardly hit any bonuses. I went to so many different machines to try my luck, nothing. I was pretty bummed but hey that's gambling for ya. I used valet service for parking. The guys working there were friendly and helpful. read more

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We had the most amazing Valentine's Day and birthday celebration at **Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe**! From start to finish, everything was absolutely perfect. A very special thank you to Kathy Paresa, VIP Coordinator, who truly elevated our experience and made us feel so valued and cared for. Her attention to detail and thoughtful touches made our celebration even more memorable. Juan went above and beyond to make our stay special. Gary, the chauffeur, was professional, friendly, and made getting around effortless. Matias welcomed us at check-in and made us feel instantly at home -- such a warm and smooth arrival experience. A huge thank you to the housekeeping team as well. I wish I could remember all of their names because they truly kept everything immaculate and comfortable throughout our stay. And the highlight of pure relaxation -- **Reflections Spa**. The massage was incredible and exactly what we needed to unwind and celebrate. Thank you for making our Valentine's Day and my husband's birthday so unforgettable. We can't wait to return! read more

We travel to Tahoe each year for a snow vacation. We stayed at Harvey's recently for a cheer competition and was floored by the condition of the hotel, guest services, amenities or lack their of-- for nearly FULL price. We arrived and parked in order to check in and bring our luggage in. We were not allowed to use a luggage cart, those are for bell service only. We carried our luggage and walked into what looked like a major construction zone. Line was about 15 deep to just check in. After finally reaching check in, the valet said I had to move my car, even though we hadn't got checked in yet and was parked in the loading area. We got the keys, made it to our room. Pillow cases had face make up on them, shower floor was very dirty, No ice machine anywhere, no vending machine, even though the front desk said it was on every floor. I gave up asking as nobody answers the phone within the US for this hotel. The Starbucks is also gone, so the lack of food options topped things off. None of this was disclosed. We feel very much taken advantage of and will never stay at a Creasers hotel again. Period. I have 2 stars to the front desk age. Who checked us in, she was very patient and kind considering the work conditions and frustrated guests. read more

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No place to eat for families with kids. Just fancy results. It would be nice to have a place that served breakfast/lunch/dinner. Also their poker room is now farther away from the casino floor action like the pit games. Their poker room is not open everyday of the week & on the days it is open they don't open till 2pm & close @ 3am. Reno has card rooms open days starting as early as 9am & stays open as long as they have a full game. read more

Hotel is under construction. We booked two upgraded room which had enough space for a baby walker to roam around. The room wasn't 100% clean, we found shampoo bottle on the floor near the bed and hair in the shower. Front desk allowed us early checkin which was nice! Currently no Starbucks downstairs, the pool was heated. Nice size gym, the hot tub is still non existent. My mom really disliked the black jack table. They kept switching dealers 3 times within 2 hours. They do have connections to harrah casino/hotel which is convenient. The resort fee doesn't really make sense when most of the amenities were closed. Parking was $17 with a gold status. Our room keys would work when they wanted with the parking gate. So it was basically a gamble if it was going to work or not. Location is very convenient. Lots of walking distance things to do. read more

Great place in Lake Tahoe. Reminds me of a mini Las Vegas version. Great food location spots to choose from, plenty of gambling options for those that like to do so. The staff was helpful and friendly. Great late night vibe in the Tahoe walking strip. read more

Beware. There is a nightclub across the street that blares music until 2:00 am and even on the 11th floor it was loud AF. If you're coming up and expect to get sleep I would choose to stay farther away. I'm writing this at 11:36 pm on a Sunday night and it's still going... definitely not staying here again. No assurances can make me come back. read more

This incident occurred between the hours of 6:30 pm and 10 pm on 1/09/25. I am currently staying at Harrah's hotel. I arrived in an electric car and was sent to the parking lot at Caesar's (same company, different casino) because they have electric car chargers available. Prior to leaving Harrah's, I dropped off my family and our luggage, but kept my 5-month-old baby with me because he is exclusively breastfeeding and was due for a feeding soon. I figured it would be a quick stop at the Caesar's parking lot to plug in my car, then pop the baby in the stroller and walk back to Harrah's, right? Wrong. I arrived at the Caesar's parking lot, pulled a ticket, entered the lot, and proceeded to look for the electric car chargers. They were nowhere to be found. So I proceeded to the exit and pressed the call button for assistance. Even though I was very polite, the woman on the other end was extremely rude. I told her I couldn't find the chargers and she said, "what do you mean? They're right on the third floor." She sounded very irritated. I told her that I had driven all over the third floor and hadn't seen them and asked if someone could help me find them. She coldly told me "no". She then said I could try the Golden Nugget Casino if the chargers on the third floor were unavailable. I said I was going to go back to the third floor to look for the chargers again and asked if I should back up and turn around or if I should exit through the gate and re-enter, but she had already hung up on me. Obviously I did NOT want to press that call button again, so I turned around and went back to the third floor. This time I found them, but there were only 3, and they were all occupied, so easy to miss. I decide to exit the parking lot and try the Golden Nugget (same company, different casino) per the lady's suggestion. At this point, the baby is screaming and my car battery is dangerously low. I go to exit the parking lot, slide my ticket in, and get an error message. So I have to press the call button again. I get the same lady. I explain to her that it's me again, I found the chargers but they're all occupied, and I want to try the Golden Nugget but my ticket isn't working. She says I'm probably using an old ticket and asks me to check the date. There's no way she can't hear the baby screaming in my car. I read off the date (today's) and time (20 minutes ago). She says she'll let me out this time only and raises the arm. I follow the GPS to the Golden Nugget. This time, the parking gate arm is raised so I'm able to drive in without pulling a ticket. I see a security guard circling the parking lot in a pickup truck, flag him down, and ask him if he can please direct me to the electric car charging. He sends me to the second floor of the garage. I make it there and see that there are numerous chargers, but they are all Tesla chargers. I don't own a Tesla. I have a Kia EV9. I do, however, own a Tesla adapter. My adapter works but, for some reason, these Tesla chargers at the Golden Nugget are unregistered on Tesla's app so I am not able to link in or process a payment. Perhaps they are exclusively available for Tesla owners? I have no idea, but either way I need to exit the garage now and continue looking for a charger somewhere else. So I go to exit the Golden Nugget parking lot, but the gate arm is now down so I have to press the call button. It's the same lady from the Caesar's intercom. I explain to her that I couldn't get the Tesla chargers to work on my Kia, and that I don't have a ticket to scan because the arm was up when I came in. She says she already let me out once (back at Caesar's) and she can't let me out again. She says I need to go to the security booth to be granted an exit. I say, "can you please tell me where the security booth is?" but again, she has prematurely hung up on me. So I drive around the parking lot, hoping I'll find the booth or the security guard I spoke to earlier, but they are nowhere to be found. So I have no choice but to go to the exit and press the call button again. The lady is livid and screaming at me now. "I TOLD YOU TO PARK YOUR CAR AND ENTER THE CASINO AND GO TO THE SECURITY BOOTH!" She did NOT tell me that. She told me to go to the security booth and then hung up on me while I was asking where the security booth was. I had assumed it would be in the parking lot somewhere. So I park my car and enter the casino. I have to push my baby in a stroller past the smoke-filled bar to get to the security booth. Once there, I explain to the security guard everything that has happened. He gives me a printed code that should allow me to exit the parking lot. It doesn't work and I get yelled at by intercom lady again and told I am no longer welcome at Caesar's or the Golden Nugget. The bottom line? Don't bring an electric car to a casino. Don't park at Caesar's or the Golden Nugget. The entry/exit system is severely flawed. And whatever you do, do NOT press the call button. read more

They have been doing construction for a year. I was there last Spring and front desk girl said she hoped it would be done by June. Nope I stayed two more times since, and it gets worse. Large areas of the casino floor closed off with black curtains. Work being done so loud you cannot hear the speaker music. Each visit they had more blocked off. I stayed last night for the first time in a couple months, and they literally have half the casino blocked by the curtains and loud construction. So less than half the machines available. During the day it sucks and you will need to walk to other casinos. Also outside construction started today before dawn, So I am awaked by clanging, banging, heavy things getting thrown in metal dumpsters and Hispanic laborers yelling at each other. At 5AM. WTF? I know they are redoing the dump, but I got comped besides the BS resort fee and parking so I went for it. With all this going on they should give something. Waive the resort fee. Discount parking. Something. But to make the experience there miserable for a year? So don't stay here if you can help it. read more