Harrahs

Heavenly, Lake Tahoe

Virgin rating

Executive Room
Deluxe Room
Reflections Spa
Executive Room
Deluxe Room
Reflections Spa

The hotel

As soon as you arrive, you’ll see the natural stone and soothing wood panelling, like a giant Alpine-style retreat. This one overlooks the picturesque Sierra mountain range and Lake Tahoe. You can even enjoy these views from the picture windows in your room which, handily, is soundproofed to make sure you get a good night’s sleep. You may need it after exploring Heavenly's trails. Plus there’s so much to do here, from gambling in the casino and taking in one of the shows, to dining in fabulous restaurants (or in the all-you-can-eat buffet if you’re really hungry!). If all that sounds far too strenuous by half, fear not. The spa treatments, steam room, heated pool and sauna are all perfect for relaxing.

Amenities

  • Ski
  • Bar
  • Casino
  • Evening Entertainment
  • Fitness Centre/Gym
  • Hot tub
  • Internet Access
  • Laundry Service
  • Night Club
  • Restaurant
  • Spa
  • Swimming Pool

Where is it

Two blocks from Lake Tahoe and a similar distance from the speedy Heavenly gondola.

Hotel information

512 soundproofed rooms on up to 18 floors in 1 tower with 8 lifts. All with his and hers bathrooms, sitting area, air-conditioning, satellite TV with pay-per-view films and games, WiFi access, alarm/clock radio, mini-bar, hairdryer, tea/coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board, safe, and bathroom amenities. 

Deluxe Rooms have 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults. Cribs, rollaway bed and fridge available on request*.

Premium Rooms feature upgraded views, with either 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults.

Executive Rooms with either 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults.

  • Book a minimum of 2 nights by 27 December 2024 to receive up to 10% off stays between 1 Oct '24– 31 Mar '25. Terms and conditions apply. Blackout Dates apply. Applies to certain room types

Friday’s Station Steak & Seafood Grill with lake views (open for dinner). American River Café. Fatburger. LA Italian Kitchen (fresh Italian fare; food court). Starbucks®. 4 bars. Casino with tables and slots (over 21s only). Peek Nightclub*. Glass-domed indoor swimming pool. Hot tub. Fitness centre* with gym, sauna and steam room. Spa* (massages, Roman baths, steam room and saunas). Beauty Salon*. Gift shops. Business centre* with Internet access*. Golf* nearby (summer only). Self parking $15 per night for hotel guests, valet parking $20 per night for hotel guests (payable locally, subject to change).

This hotel has a resort fee of $26.95 plus tax per room, per day (payable locally, subject to change).

Resort fee includes: - In-room internet access daily for 4 devices - Fitness centre admission for 2 - local phone calls. Resort fee, tax and inclusions are subject to change - please see hotel check-in for current inclusions available to you upon arrival.

*Denotes local charge

Please note: a Douglas County Tourism Surcharge of $5 per room per night will apply to bookings at this hotel (payable locally).

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Image of the Tripadvisor rating End of a fun era. Now a absolute mess.

Sep 25, 2024 Sirbennie Redding, California

Ok. So comp rooms. Use to be diamond players. But it went down hill so bad we quit. But started coming back because traveling from home in California to vacation home in another state. This is really sad to say but the wonderful fun and atmosphere is gone. This hotel is extremely deteriorated. I mean bad. The fun and excitement is not there… Read more
Ok. So comp rooms. Use to be diamond players. But it went down hill so bad we quit. But started coming back because traveling from home in California to vacation home in another state. This is really sad to say but the wonderful fun and atmosphere is gone. This hotel is extremely deteriorated. I mean bad. The fun and excitement is not there anymore. Tahoe is going back to the old " bad" state it was before the tram came into town. Harvey's I refuse to stay in. Hard rock which just got bout out is really bad. Supposedly all these places are " renovating " for the last 3 years. Nothing. Stayed at an Indian casino a few days back. Beautiful clean. No parking charges. No resort fees. The " Brian" who replies and has his description as " hotel owner" keeps saying exciting things are coming. I doubt the owner would be replying. Anyway couldn't take a shower in one bathroom. Picture explains that. Tub has paint splattered everywhere. Sheets were barely tucked in. Old. Very old furniture. Unless your room is free ( not really, 20 plus resort fee and parking fees at 20$ a day) Tables 25$ minimum if they are open. Just no fun anymore. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Love the area and scenery, but renovate this hotel

Sep 16, 2024 H5270RCsuem Anaheim, California

Beautiful 5 star location, two bathrooms, room is spacious, but the hotel rooms need a re-do. The rooms are clean, but the furnishings are showing wear and tear, and we've been visiting for decades, so we know. Restaurants are walking distance (or eat in the hotel). Try BaseCamp toward the Heavenly Valley shopping area.
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Sep 11, 2024 alan s

Very disappointed we were given an upgrade for $90 a night and our last night we found out we were in the old section not remodeled from the 70s and quite truthfully it was very dirty. The girl at the front desk says it was the nicest room they had that is not very cool to play that kind of a game. There was even a lot of hair that I had to use TP… Read more
Very disappointed we were given an upgrade for $90 a night and our last night we found out we were in the old section not remodeled from the 70s and quite truthfully it was very dirty. The girl at the front desk says it was the nicest room they had that is not very cool to play that kind of a game. There was even a lot of hair that I had to use TP to get out of the shower drain Very, very disappointed Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Excellent as always

Sep 5, 2024 koryneider South Jordan, Utah

I stay at Harrahs every in September during the NVMA Mining Conference. Love staying here--I usually get an upper floor with a southern view of the lake and mountain. Check has been slick and easy--very kind and helpful staff. Rooms are big and very cozy with large desk and sofa. I travel about 30 times a year-- absolutely one of my… Read more
I stay at Harrahs every in September during the NVMA Mining Conference. Love staying here--I usually get an upper floor with a southern view of the lake and mountain. Check has been slick and easy--very kind and helpful staff. Rooms are big and very cozy with large desk and sofa. I travel about 30 times a year-- absolutely one of my favorite!! Sure Tahoe is beautiful, but this hotel magnifies the experience for me. I don't gamble, but it is very peaceful and introspective for me. Grateful for the discount too. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating A hard fall from grace

Aug 29, 2024 Steve A California

Harrahs used to be the best hotel in Stateline, Nevada. I’ve been staying there off and on for 50 years. As of August 15, 2024, it has gone from best to one of the worst. The doors leading to the rooms are scarred and chipped. The furniture in the rooms is cracked and damaged in various ways. Wallpaper and paint are peeling. The service is spotty… Read more
Harrahs used to be the best hotel in Stateline, Nevada. I’ve been staying there off and on for 50 years. As of August 15, 2024, it has gone from best to one of the worst. The doors leading to the rooms are scarred and chipped. The furniture in the rooms is cracked and damaged in various ways. Wallpaper and paint are peeling. The service is spotty at best. Self parking which used to be free is now $17.00 a night. A letter to the assistant hotel director detailing these problems was never responded to. Caesar’s apparently doesn’t care. I will never stay there again. You shouldn’t either. Read less