Fun for the kids to run time if the weather is not the best outside or burn energy…read more The arcade was just down the escalator to the left. Each kid got a $30 card with a $5 bonus. They played for about 45 minutes which is a good enough time. Games range from 1.25-$8(larger plush claw machines). After they used all of their credits they got prizes, which was fun for them to do. There are a few soda machines and dip n dot machines around. They also have frozen yogurt and Cinnabon around the corner.

The majority of the machines my family and i played were malfunctioning without any warning signs…read moreup. For 1-3$ a game, that's just not acceptable.

Nice place on the bottom floor of Harrah's for kids and parents to spend some time away from the…read morecasino or if you're already Heavenly village to play some kid friendly games and arcade games. Bigger than I thought it was going to be and a good selection of games. Could easily spend an hour or so

Saw that Harrah's had an arcade so decided to take my kids here while the rest of our group went to…read morethe casino. I can't express how outdated and unkept this place is. First of all, when you enter through the outdoor entrance, it's down about 5 short flights of stairs. The carpets are dirty and old. The wallpaper is peeling off the walls. The trash can was literally falling apart. Most of the games were out of order or just not working properly and they had the worst choices for prizes. Not to mention, gameplay is super expensive. I put $40 on each of my kids' cards and they ran through it in 15 minutes. Each game is about $1.50+ to play. Sharing this for other parents who might be considering taking their kids here.

We got the Executive suite that came with two queen beds and two full bath! Yes, you heard me, two…read morefull bathrooms. One with a shower and one with a tub. Other than the two bathrooms, the amenities included mini fridge, safe, bar/vanity area. A big couch. No outlets in the bathroom. I used the bar area as the vanity to plug in my flat iron. The beds were not comfortable. It sinks in the middle. I literally slept on the very edge of the bed and my body still sank towards the middle. Parking is $30 a night. If you're Diamond status and up, it's free. There are two parking machines to feed your ticket by the stairs. You can also feed it at the gate when you leave. Best to do it beforehand in case your card needs assistance. The location is central and walking distance to everything. CVS is outside on the main street to pick up water or what you left at home. You can get coffee at Starbucks downstairs in the lobby or outside next to CVS called Noel's. Access to Ceasar Republic is connected underground to go across the street. You can casino hop very easily. The casino itself is out dated and small that the air circulated with cigarette smell. I had my mask on but the cigarettes were so strong.

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.

3 fun courses Reasonably priced…read more Half off for 4 y/o and free for under 3 Enjoyable way to spend 1-2 hrs

While staying in Lake Tahoe for a last minute trip, my husband and I decided to check out Magic…read moreCarpet Golf for some mini golf fun last Wednesday. We arrived a little before 12 pm and were greeted by an employee. For the golf course selection, there are 3 options to choose from (but one course was currently closed). We ended up choosing to do the castle course, which has 28 holes. I had cash in my purse so we paid for a smaller discount of $20 per person. If you pay credit card, it would have been $20.60 per person (I am assuming for the credit card fee?). We were given our clubs and 2 colored golf balls. And the employee who checked us in had told us that there is a hole where the mill is not working. The motor to power it is not working but that we can slowly pushing it towards where she is and it should work. The castle themed course is very cute and we really enjoyed seeing each hole, which some of them were really challenging. Some of the holes were also really well constructed and decorated, including the one with a ship and a giant goldfish. We golfed here for about an hour. And I am happy to say that I ended up with the smaller amount of strokes (just by a margin though). Although this course has 28 holes, you only golf with 27 holes. And then for the last one, you come back inside where you paid for your admission and put it in one of two machines. I placed my golf ball into what looks like a plinko style game (which reminds me of The Price Is Right show). But I don't know if I was supposed to try to win something or not or just to watch it make it's way down to one of three holes. And then my husband placed his ball in the other machine that looks like a slot machine. Overall, we had a great time and am glad we were able to make it out here.

Great family time. Arrived at 11. Had place to ourselves. Ordered a few snacks for the kids. Snacks…read morewere not to my liking but they boys enjoyed them.

We decided to take the kids bowling to spend some time inside. When we arrived, it was empty. I…read morethink we opened it. The attendant was helpful and asked if he wanted an hour or two. Decided to offer the hour ($35). Show rentals are $4. The Lanes are lit in color which looks pretty cool. They have TVs and table seating around, behind the bowling areas. They had the UFC fights on which was pretty cool to watch too. They have air hockey and like four arcade games for prizes. They have a bar with a pool table in it, it's a really cool space to hang out. We noticed more and more people were reviving soon after.

My gf and I came here for a week from Anaheim. We've been around the lake and found many memorable…read moreplaces, but whiskey dicks is something special. We love to play pool, so we found out that the dick has free pool all day Wednesday. Boioioiioing! Gotta love the local crowd, but more than that, the cozy atmosphere and great tunes. I seriously only wrote this review after telling my gf that I want to move to tahoe because of the cheap drinks, free pool, and great music that's reflective of my own playlists. Dude...

To begin with , I'm not a local . I just came here for the weekend . (Also this was like my third…read moretime at a bar or maybe second ) Arrived at around 11 pm , already a bunch of drunk people . The bartender was regular to us at the beginning but then started giving us a weird look . I thought maybe because I look young , idk. She asked what we want , we ask for a tequila shot but we didn't know which one ( all the bottles behind her looked empty ) she said what kind and laughs and I asked her , maybe a dumb question. Can you make us a mix drink , something you recommend. She said figure out what y'all want and come again. I was already feeling kind of tipsy so I just decided to go to a liquor store and call it a night . She messed up for-sure , I was ready to tip her , good cash . I would've been down to get the most expensive drink . I'm Mexican , hopefully that wasn't her problem. Don't go here if you are Young, Mexican , or if you want to be recommended to some drinks .

Pretty good! We had a great time. My husband and i were waiting for our fave restaurant to open so…read morewe decided to have fun and waste time. So needless to say, we were early. And the staff said we can get a second round if we want to since it was not busy. That was so sweet of him. We appreciate it. Anyway being early saved us from the hassle of long wait. Small but fun area and we shall go back when we are in the area.

Fun place for the family in the heart of the shopping center…read more Good way to just have fun in between shopping or eating. Just remember you will encounter kids where the parents let them do what they want such as jumping in front of people playing the holes or sit at tables blocking the walkway. Other than that lots of fun

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.

My main issue was the cleanliness. As soon as I walked in, I could see the dinginess of the toys,…read moremats, etc. The dirt is very visible. Toys were visibly dirty, old, and worn looking, almost as if they were donated as opposed to being purchased brand new. I noticed a child putting some of these toys in her mouth. I do believe they should replace alot of these toys with new ones. I just thought I'd check it out for my son who is 1 1/2 years old and see if there was a place he could burn some energy and be around some kids his age. There are different age groups that play, so keep your eye out on your little ones to prevent them from getting trampled by the older kids. Service was great. Everyone was pleasant. But unfortunately, I won't be returning.

What a family-owned gem in the Tahoe area. If you are visiting from out of town and have little…read moreones (~toddlers), this is a great place to spend the morning before lunch/naptime to let them explore and run out some of their energy. Well maintained and with plenty of variety for activities - from a trampoline, jungle gym, play kitchens, and a larger sitting/reading area, there's plenty to do for little kids for at least 1-2 hours. Prices are very reasonable. Parking is adjacent and plentiful. Owner is a mom whose own kid is using the facilities, so you can tell she puts a lot of love and care into the place since she spends quite some time there herself. Felt as though cleanliness and hygiene was excellent. No issues. Highly recommended! Come visit!

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.