I've been lucky enough to stay at The Lodge at Edgewood Tahoe three times over the last four years…read more The resort is excellent; just shy of phenomenal. The champagne at check-in is a nice touch. If there's a line, sit by the fire in the lobby or the one outside while you wait. Rooms are good sized, especially the mini suites. Small things keep this from getting five stars: * No true desk area with plugs if you have to work * Lights in bathroom are dim making it harder to shave * Bed is very comfortable but pillows are mid Spa is very nice. I appreciate the steam room and the shared quiet room with snacks. The heated outdoor jacuzzi is epic -- I may have stayed in it for 30 mins. Massages are resort priced but excellent. Food is high quality and good variety. (Will review separately) Lots of onsite activities, especially during summer. Almost all of the staff are over the top friendly. Despite asking every time, I've never been able to get a late checkout. I guess they are always busy.

Having planned a trip to surprise my dad for Father's Day, I splurged and got a hotel room at the…read moreLodge at Edgewood in South Lake Tahoe. I had never stayed at the lodge before, but several of my friends have and could not recommend it enough. We had a ground floor two-queen bed room. Everything about this hotel speaks luxury. The room was spacious and had all of the comforts you could ever want: soft, plush beds, a large bathroom with ample vanity space, large walk-in shower, and massive bathtub. The grounds of the hotel are absolutely breathtaking and we enjoyed sitting in the Adirondack chairs on the beach watching the sunset over Lake Tahoe. I love that they offer fun activities such as board games and s'mores around the fire. They offer morning, yoga classes by the lake as well as lawn games like cornhole. The pool looked wonderful, although we did not partake. This is definitely a spot you would want to come if you were celebrating a wedding or an anniversary. And I intend to bring my husband here for our wedding anniversary in October!

We just got back from a 2 night stay here. I was a bit disappointed with the room - upon arrival we…read moregot into the room and the dresser was broken. Then we turned on the do not disturb light and it was not registering on the outside button. (See photos) all the employees we ran into were friendly. The casino was good, did not find that I was playing well so hopefully in the future that changes.

Place sucks. Rude hosts and all they want is your $$$! The…read moresteak house is good, but not worth stay at this dump. Host Jun is crap.

I wish I could give six stars, this hotel was amazing. The staff were so friendly. They helped us…read morefind some great hikes and restaurants. The hikes were great, the trees were so beautiful. The restaurants recommended were also amazing. It was near the state border so the distance between the hotel (In California) and the border for Nevada was a walkable distance. Great hotel!

I stay at Basecamp South Lake every time I come to Tahoe to snowboard. I've stayed here close to 10…read moretimes and have always had a great experience every single time. Cameron is the man!! He works the front desk and was very accommodating with upgrading my room to a double queen on last minutes notice. Appreciate you man! Nothing but good vibes at Basecamp South Lake Highly recommend

Stayed for a night and it was fine. Check-in was easy. Room was very clean as was the hotel …read more Parking is $15 and they do have Tesla chargers. Pools water was cloudy . Breakfast was some tasteless egg product, sausage , cereal etc . Burger place attached to hotel was delicious.

Was forced to book a room due to being snowed in. First off the water pressure in the showers was…read moreabsolutely horrible. Took my wife and daughter 5 minutes to rinse shampoo out of their hair. The bathroom door is a slider that does not close or conceal the person using it. Large gaps. Not enough privacy. The pool bathrooms were horrible. Urine on the floors aswell as wet towels and toilet paper everywhere. The handicap bathroom at poolside the door didn't close good and got stuck many times.. the pool ceiling had many many leaks aswell as faded peeling paint . The snack bar was by far an insult. $6 for a cheep burrito $250 for a standard chocolate bar. Sodas we $2 and the microwaveable foods were $6 plus dollars for the very same food sold in stores for half the cost. The price gouging was absurd. Now the complementary breakfast was terrible. Paper thin over cooked bacon with under cooked sliced potatoes that were un seasoned. The powder eggs were not even recognizable. Our mini fridge and TV had been unplugged and I asked for help to see what was wrong. Desk clerk said unplug the TV then plug it back in and it should work. Well that obviously was wrong. I had to pull the whole counter and desk out to get to the DC outlet noticing that they were just unplugged. As a handicapped guest I shouldn't have to figure no repair anything. We had no choice we we snowed in. Spare yourself the money and drive past this place..

My husband and I have stayed at Bally's Lake Tahoe many times, and the main reason we keep coming…read moreback is because of the incredible people who work there, especially Patrick Teagues. Patrick is, without question, the best Casino Host and Player Development Manager we have ever worked with. He consistently goes above and beyond to make us feel valued, appreciated, and genuinely welcomed. Every interaction with him is professional, warm, and personal. Whenever we email to request a reservation, Patrick responds immediately and always asks if there is anything else he can do to make our trip special. His attention to detail, responsiveness, and commitment to guest service are truly exceptional. He has a remarkable ability to make every guest feel like a VIP. Bally's Lake Tahoe is our favorite casino destination, and Patrick is a huge reason why. He is the kind of employee who creates loyal customers and lasting relationships. Quite honestly, we would follow Patrick anywhere because of the outstanding level of service he provides. Bally's, please know what a treasure you have in Patrick. He represents the very best of hospitality, and my husband and I are incredibly grateful for everything he does to make our visits so memorable. Thank you, Patrick, for always making us feel so special!

An aging hotel that has been left to slowly fall apart…read more It's actually very sad to witness. In this massive property with over 400 rooms, you'll find outdated spaces, worn furniture, dark and dingy hallways, dirty windows, hard old towels, thin bedding, lumpy pillows, and beds on the firm side. Even the plants outside have stopped being watered and left to die. Ice machines are broken on multiple floors, so you end up wandering around to other floors in the hopes of one working. The indoor pool has a bit of a Hefner grotto vibe but is constantly packed with screaming kids. It's as if someone told management just to keep the lights on because nothing else matters. Prices swing wildly: sometimes just over $100, but on busy weekends they shoot past $600. Then they tack on a $27 nightly resort fee and another $20 for self parking. Truly delusional fees for what you get. I've stayed here several times only because the rooms are comped. I would never pay to sleep here. There are plenty of wonderful hotels, and even motels, in the area that don't charge bogus resort & parking fees. The online room photos are heavily filtered and don't match reality once you check in. A few positives: the rooms are spacious at over 400 sq ft, and some have minor upgrades like newer bathrooms. There's a Starbucks near the gaming floor, a spa and a few restaurants. I haven't tried them so no opinions there. Overall, this place desperately needs a facelift and real upgrades. Until then, the resort and parking fees should be eliminated. Bally's owners should know better.

Caesars took over the old Harvey's years ago, and recently changed the name. They've been doing…read morea 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!

BAIT AND SWITCH I…read morehad 2 comp nights showing on my app. Headed 3 hours up the hill after a nice hike at Horsetail Falls. Figured the app was just having a moment and would just book in person (after all I had COMP NIGHTS). After numerous phone calls I was given other "offers" ranging from $119 a night to $29 a night, NOT INCLUDING RESORT FEES, ETC. What a waste of time!! Do better Caesars! You've lost a long standing customer.

One of the family friendly places to stay that is close to heavenly gondola and the shops. Walking…read moredistance to lots of gifts shops. Target near by for any extra essential needs. Right next door to harrah and ceasar palace hotel for casinos. Hotel has breakfast. But it is premade grab to go but you would need to reheat your breakfast. I would rather spend at a dine in diner. Pool was open and could get busy during the evening hours. Hotel lobby could use some newer couch cushions. Out dated and stained. I like the double bed room separate from living area. The bed was comfortable. The restroom was well lit and clean. Cons is hotel has no self parking only valet parking and the price for valet $40-70 a day. I thought that was a bit high considering they already charge for resort fee on top.

Avoid at all costs. This property charged me $1,000 without…read moreany warning, accusing me of shattering a bathroom glass that they later found broken. I was given no evidence, no proof, and no opportunity to properly dispute the claim. I was absolutely not responsible for the damage, yet I was treated as if I was guilty by default. I am astonished by how unprofessional and unfair the management handled this situation. A reputable hotel should investigate properly and communicate transparently with its guests before imposing such a significant charge. I will never stay at this property again and will make sure to share my experience with friends, family, and fellow travelers so they can make an informed decision before booking. Extremely disappointing experience and a complete lack of customer service. Please avoid it for your own sanity.

We made reservations in January, to stay at the hotel for 10 days at a suite overlooking Lake…read moreTahoe....when we showed up in April, the tower where our room was supposed to be is closed!!!!???? So we were offered another upgraded suite at ground level...the room featured 6 guys outside the windows cutting cement, grinding stone, etc. SOooooo we asked for another room, now they put us in a regular room BUT no discounts are available, so we are paying for a king suite with a lake view, a balcony, refrigerator, etc......and staying in a shoe box room. UPDATE. We have received a line of credit on the room, which can be used for food and beverage for $150, and the promise of delivering on our original room tomorrow. Will maintain updates and review. They have delivered today on the room we had contracted for. It must be understood that the situation is out of the control of the front desk workers. We are all dealing with the remodel, incidentally the new rooms are all brand new and very nice. We will finish this post at the end of our stay.

There should be different pages for different amenities because I have to say the hotel room itself…read moreexceeded what I expected. Especially on a July 4th holiday. I knew I booked an old tower room so I expected a dark cave with bugs and dust everywhere, leaking water, gross smell. Lol none of that was the casse. You can't help people stomping around above you but luckily they waited until after 8 am. The room was large and clean and the bed was comfy. Windows opened looking across 50 over to Ballys side, but it was quiet. Front desk ladies weren't that friendly but were laughing with each other. My problem is with the pool area. I paid 165$ for a daybed because the website said chairs would be 75$ so why not pay more for a padded bed. Turns out nobody had to pay for chairs. The pool wasn't that busy at 10 am with no music and ambiance was odd so we left our stuff and went to eat breakfast. We came back and still no music. When I inquired about why the music wasn't playing we were told the speakers were broken. On 4th of July... for America's 250th. Around 1 pm I asked again about the music because... I didn't pay this much money to just listen to kids splash around and scream. I was told a band was supposed to come soon. That never happened. Around 2 someone decided to turn up the music on one speaker that seemed to be working. Vibes were better at that point but still pretty bad considering it was only coming from one side of the pool. Drinks were terrible. I asked for a lava flow, a very common pool drink but got some type of guava mango pineapple coconut mixture. If you don't have the ingredients it's ok to just say so. Anyways the biggest disappointment was the amount of money I paid for expectations not delivered. I already paid 400$ for the room.... Knowing nobody had to actually pay for chairs was a slap in the face because we had our choice of chairs when we arrived at 10. I definitely feel like that was fraudulent advertising.