$98 Avg/night
Rate and special offer based on Check-in: Jun 26, 2013 Check-out: Jun 28, 2013

Harrah's Lake Tahoe

4 stars
15 US Highway 50, Lake Tahoe, NV 89449
Hotel Overview
Reviewer score
4.2
out of 5
143 reviews
Great Get-a-way!

Fantastic luxury king room with a view of the mountains and lake. Loved having 2 full bathrooms and... See full review

  • KIRK G. N.
  • Mar 1, 2013
Affordable Romantic Escape

In this location, the price would have been reasonable for a simple hotel room with courteous... See full review

  • cabuglefish
  • Oct 11, 2012
Big casino experience in middle of South Lake Tahoe action
Lake Tahoe Boulevard is where the big South Lake Tahoe action is found, and Harrah's is right in the middle of it all. With views of the lake and the surrounding Sierra Nevada mountains, Harrah's is the area's most luxurious casino hotel and has something to offer every visitor. Guests who enjoy the outdoors can walk out the front door to skiing -- the Heavenly Mountain Resort gondola is just steps away -- boating, fishing, and hiking. If gaming is the attraction, it's all here, too: slots, poker, craps, blackjack and baccarat. Just name it.


Highlights
  • Walking distance to skiing, boating and golf
  • 24-hour gaming
  • Heated indoor pool
  • Enormous meeting space
Rooms

Many guest rooms feature unobstructed views of Lake Tahoe and the surrounding Sierra Nevada mountains. All rooms feature two full bathrooms, each with its own shower/tub, and a choice of one king or two queen beds. All rooms also feature a fully stocked refreshment center (fees apply), a 23-inch television with video games and on demand movies (fees apply) and Wi-Fi (fees apply). In-room massage is also available (fees apply).

Features

The 24-hour casino is a gaming enthusiast's dream, with the all the newest slots, plus Caribbean Stud Poker and Pai Gow among the popular games.

Dining

Choose from Friday's Station Steak and Seafood Grill, where guests are served panoramic Lake views with their certified Angus steaks; Gi Fu Loh for authentic Cantonese; LA Italian Kitchen for pizza and pasta, or Fatburger, the beloved California burger spot. And that's just a taste of the options available.

Entertainment

Cliche lounge and cigar bar features 50 brands and a knowledgeable staff who recommend cigar-cocktail pairings.

The South Shore Room stage welcomes top-notch musicians and other celebrity entertainers; the video arcade is a big hit with kids.

A wedding chapel at the adjoining Harvey's property accommodates approximately 100 guests; reception spaces accommodate 1000.

Recreation

At Reflections -- The Spa, the services menu includes holistic skin treatments, sports massage, couples massage, sunless bronzing, and more (fees apply).

Transportation
  • Reno-Tahoe International Airport (60 mi/96 km)
  • South Tahoe Airport Express (reservations recommended; fees apply; multiple departures daily)
Attractions
  • Skiing (0.2 mi/0.4 km)
  • Snowshoeing (0.2 mi/0.4 km)
  • Snowmobiling (4 mi/6.4 km)
  • Golf (0.2 mi/0.4 km)
  • Boating (0.2 mi/0.4 km)
  • Fishing (0.2 mi/0.4 km)
Business
  • 22,000 square feet of meeting and convention space
  • Planning, catering, and secretarial staff
  • Audio/Visual equipment and support


Policies and fees
  • Starting 1 March, the hotel will charge $20 resort fee inclusive of fitness centre admission for two per day, daily in-room Internet access for one device and all local calls.
  • Must be at least 21 years of age to check in.

This is not a comprehensive list of fees. Any amounts listed above may not include taxes and are subject to change.

Harrah's Lake Tahoe Rooms

Luxury - King or 2 Queens
The base room that would sit atop most other hotel's inventories. When Bill Harrah insisted on two separate full bathrooms, accountants told him, too expensive. Years later, everyone that stays in a Harrah's room leaves talking about two things, the great service and the two bathrooms!! Features one king bed or 2 queen beds. WiFi available for $10.95 per day. Max of 4 occupants per room, extra charges apply for third and fourth occupants. All Harrah's rooms come with free Valet, Bell, and Concierge service.
Premium - King or 2 Queens
A step above our base room, with a view. When Bill Harrah insisted on two separate full bathrooms, accountants told him, too expensive. Years later, everyone that stays in a Harrah's room leaves talking about two things, the great service and the two bathrooms!! Features one king bed or 2 queen beds. WiFi available for $10.95 per day. Max of 4 occupants per room, extra charges apply for third and fourth occupants. All Harrah's rooms come with free Valet, Bell, and Concierge service.
Executive - King or 2 Queens
An even further refinement of Bill Harrah's vision - our most luxurious room! Features one king bed or 2 queen beds. WiFi available for $10.95 per day. Max of 4 occupants per room, extra charges apply for third and fourth occupants. All Harrah's rooms come with free Valet, Bell, and Concierge service.

Amenities

  • Wireless internet
  • FREE parking
  • Indoor pool
General
Concierge
Activities
Indoor pool
Fitness center or spa
Health club
Spa services
Night club
Dining
Restaurant
24 hour room service
Room service
Services
Business center
Conference facilities
Gift shop
Internet
Wireless internet
Parking
FREE parking
Accessibility
Handicapped rooms/facilities

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Hotel Map

38.9596 -119.9421
Area served
Lake Tahoe, NV / Reno, NV
Nearby airports
Located 55 miles from Reno International Airport
Area description
Harrah's and Harveys offer more choices and are conveniently located together on the exciting picturesque South Shore of North America's largest alpine lake and surrounded by the majestic Sierra Nevada Mountains.

Dining

Starbucks
Located in the Hotel Lobby.
American River Caf
There's nothing like sitting back, relaxing and having a chat over a satisfying meal. Open 24 hours, this restaurant features a selection of sandwiches and entrees that everyone in the family will enjoy.
Forest Buffet
This award-winning buffet showcases items from rotisserie chicken and brick oven pizzas, to charbroiled steak and sushi. Also featured is a dessert bar with a variety of pies and cakes.
Friday's Station Steak & Seafood Grill
This steakhouse offers wood-fired steaks, chops, prime rib and fresh seafood along with breathtaking views of Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevadas.
Gi Fu Loh
An authentic Cantonese selection which includes pot stickers, lemon chicken, mouth-watering wonton soup and a noodle bar to die for.
Harrah's Caf Court
For a quick bite, our food court features pizza and pastas at LA Italian Kitchen, burgers, shakes and more at Fat Burger, and buffet style Chinese options at Manchu Wok.

Hotel Policies

Check-in:
1600
Check-out:
1200

Terms and conditions

Rates quoted in currencies other than the hotel's base currency are subject to the rate of the international exchange. Rate may change throughout stay. Rate may reflect average nightly rate. Extra charges may apply. Incidental charges, such as room service, are not included in the rate.

The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at the hotel, but within a reasonable distance, and additional charges may apply for use.

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Guest Reviews (143)

Ratings and reviews for Harrah's Lake Tahoe

Overall score

3.3 / 5
4 out of 143
Amenities:
3.5
Room cleanliness:
3.5
Hotel staff:
2.5
Room comfort:
3.5
Location:
4
Value:
3.3
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Reviewer score

1
Anonymous
Phoenix AZ
Dec 28, 2010

The not-good the bad and the really ugly

I changed my 4-day Christmas getaway trip this week from Quebec City to Harrah's in Lake Tahoe. BAD IDEA!! Harrah's, the airport shuttle and Heavenly Ski package[...]were absolutley AWFUL!! A total nightmare!The hotel was overrun with rude, pushy tourists and screaming, out-of control children and teenagers (few of whom spoke English).My "luxury" room had not been upgraded in 20 years and smelled badly. The hotel looked run-down. The hotel service was absolutely terrible. Example: I asked a bellman to carry my ski equipment from the shuttle to the storage area. He replied "Gee, you can ski all day but you can't carry your own skis and poles to the storage area" (in a totally serious tone). I had been injured, but nevertheless, this attutude was pervasive, frequently encountered and totally unacceptable! Room service brought the wrong food orders. The employees acted like they did not want to be there. The management, on being informed of all this, did NOTHING to make it right (as in "comp" something). (I won't be back, obviously).Recommendations:(1) If you value quality and first-class accomodations, NEVER stay at a casino hotel (unless it's the Wynn/Encore in Vegas). ALWAYS stay at the best ski resort you can afford - preferably an adults-only Inn or timeshare if you are single.(2) Book ski lift tickets and equipment on a DAILY basis - NOT in a multi-day package [...]. If you get injured or are not having fun or the weather does not cooperate, you pay regardless! If you rent ski equipment, always book equipment at the ski lodge store at the base of the mountain[...]. And remember that you cannot leave equipment in rental lockers at the mountain base after the lifts close for the day.(3) If you are single and wish to have a more peaceful vacation and can't stand annoying, screaming kiddies and rude, discourteous young people, don't go somewhere where they congregate on winter breaks. Go adults-only!(4) Always check your airport shuttle service out. The schedules are NOT flexible and are almost always a bus - not a limo or small shuttle van. Pay a little extra and get better service and flexibility. When I asked our bus driver to please turn down the volume of his favorite music blasting on the intercomm radio because we could not hear one another, he replied (predictably), "Well, sure. One man's heaven is another man's hell, I guess." Gee, thanks buddy. We needed that attitude. (Then he had his hand out for a "tip" - yeah, right!).(5) [...] It's YOUR vacation - get what you want and deserve!Live & learn! Happy New Year, everyone!

Hotel features (5 = best, 1 = worst):
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Review of Harrah's Lake Tahoe

Reviewer score

4
Anonymous
Los Angeles, CA
Sep 24, 2009

lake Tahoe's Harrahs

It's a great hotel and location, but the person in registration was a bit less than friendly. He said--and I quote: "If you touch anything from the snack bar you'll be charged." My response was: "I thought you had a 10 second grace period before you can be charged?" His reply was: "it's more like 8 seconds!" I felt like I was being reprimanded for something before doing it??? Also, what if I was hungry and wanted something from the snack bar??? He made me feel like I was an opportunistic type of individual which no one has ever accused me of being before.

Hotel features (5 = best, 1 = worst):
Amenities:
4
Room cleanliness:
4
Hotel staff:
1
Room comfort:
5
Location:
4
Value:
3
Review of Harrah's Lake Tahoe

Reviewer score

4
Anonymous
Santa Clara, CA
Apr 8, 2010

Good Value

Access to Heavenly Gondola and the village is excellent. Lots to do.

Hotel features (5 = best, 1 = worst):
Amenities:
4
Room cleanliness:
4
Hotel staff:
4
Room comfort:
4
Location:
4
Value:
4
Review of Harrah's Lake Tahoe

Reviewer score

4
Luck box donkey
Mountain View, CA, USA
Apr 22, 2012

Good times !

The whole experience here was excellent. The staff here were all very courteous. I won a jackpot and the slot manager Ryan treated me like a king. The only complaint I have is the loud housekeeping staff yelling to each other in the hallway as I try to sleep. Otherwise the service exceeds the value.

Hotel features (5 = best, 1 = worst):
Amenities:
5
Room cleanliness:
5
Hotel staff:
4
Room comfort:
4
Location:
5
Value:
5
Dining tip: In Hotel

The steakhouse on the 16th floor has the best view in Tahoe ! Very good service and elegant surroundings. Perfect spot to impress a date. Dinner for 2 was about $120 with a few rounds of drinks

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