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.

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.

Friendliest owners and bar tender you'll find! Keith,…read moreChrissi and Jill. This place has live music Thursday thru Sunday and some special events. We went for New Years 2024. A nice crowd enjoying each other's company. Not JUST drinking! A little dancing, some board games and a good time. Clean air and clean fun. We have dubbed the big square table as our own. Donated some board games along with those they have provided. The light over the table is good but we bring a small usb desk lamp to tell colors on game pieces. We have even been able to ask that they reserve the table for us. Jill makes me Fiery Armadillos to my recipe. Probably time to donate another jar of the special cherries!

Best live music venue in Carson! Open mic with a family living room feel! Come join the welcoming…read morevibe with one of Carson's best bar tenders & a fabulous husband & wife ownership! Pool tables, fabulous music & best prices in town!

Great ambience, cozy but spacious. Staff were very nice & helpful with the menu…read more - Caesar salad: good portion and yum. Good amount of cheese & sauce. - Onion soup: so yum! Very flavorful, good cheese & goodies.

Cute bistro! Delicious food! Good atmosphere. Nice wait staff…read more Highly recommend this place, especially if you are GF. Our table got the beef tar tar, French onion soup, tomato soup, beet salad, fish sandwich, burger, pork sandwich and rabbit pot pie. The only complaint was- I wish I got the burger because it was better than the pork sandwich, but that was pretty good too.

My wife found tickets for Howie Mandel show for our 31st anniversary. It's a bit of a drive from…read moreReno, however, who doesn't like Howie right? We arrived about 7:30 PM and there was no line to get in here. The one thing I could tell you about the showroom is there will be parking issues. The Valet parking is very expensive. They charge by an hour, and if you are not a hotel guest, the price just goes up from there. As you were walking in, there is a scannable poster that lets you know all of the specific parking details. Bottom line is, go to the main cashier and get a Bally's player card. You will get a discount for parking though we don't know how much yet. There's also a notification if you spend $20, to get four hours free parking and $20 in the showroom on cocktail is pretty easy. Fairly comfortable though a bit weird with strangers. It's not a giant showroom like you see it in Las Vegas, so I emptied out pretty quick. What we ordered: Mai Tai Fuzzy navel Like mostshowrooms, there was not much alcohol in the cocktail. On the side note, the show was really good. Howie Mandel was awesome.

MontBleu Showroom is just as described an old school smaller SHOWROOM about 11000sq ft... depending…read moreupon the concert/artist the sections are as follows: five (5) different tiered Sections A, B, C, DEF. General Admission shows the tables are removed in ABC sections with tables remaining in DEF first come first serve. There are a few booths in ABC sections that are permanent also first come first serve or can be VIP again depending upon artist/concert. Hazard ALERT - some people jump over into better sections via said booths. We prefer section B or C but with the tiered showroom all areas have GREAT view of the stage. Check-in process is a bit antiquated considering other venues we have attended either take paper tickets, scan them or use mobile ticketing but here they have security check ID, then you walk over to a table where they look up your name on a printed list, then give a wristband without looking at your ticket - WTH and WAY TOOOO SLOW!! Once inside there is no signage or ushers plus limited lighting to find your section or bar, if you get inside after the show has started for any reason - yikes!! Sections are large for GA we have always had enough room to enjoy the show, dance, mosh, rave or if you get there early enough grab a booth to watch. A couple of things to note: bathrooms are outside of venue to right by East doors towards parking lot or you can go in casino until you find another one. Prior to show be sure to grab a drink from inside casino; because there is only one bar inside venue that will have a longggg line with an entertainment upcharge aka pricey but what you would expect. Bar is to right by Section C & D; occasionally they have a standup bar setup prior to the event outside of the showroom by the artist swag and Starbucks. With the above being said the shows we attended ROCKED the house, sound was PERFECT to include one of the performers came out in all the sections up close and personal singing with the audience - NOW that's what I call a performance that I still rave about! The vibe was AMAZING and I would go back again to see an artist that is on my list regardless of the little things I noted above. We like smaller venues, LOVE live music and any chance we get, you will find us out enjoying another memorable, music filled evening. #buythedamnconcerttickets #musicsoothesthesoul #musicislife

3.5 STARS Date:…read moreSunday, November 16th, 2025 Time: around 7pm Party of: 2 Meal: Dinner *French Onion Soup ($9.50) *Scampi ($31) *Rib Eye ($40), add Salad ($5.50) *Bulleit ($12) - Manhattan ($4) *Glen Livet ($14) x2 *Diet ($4) *Coors Light ($6) I was craving meat. Looked around and decided to check out RoJo's. It was easy to find parking right out front. We walked in and sat at a table in the front area where the TVs were. The steak was fine. Came out rare like i ordered. It's bare so definitely ask for some A1. The salad was nice and crisp. The soup was on the sweeter side for me, but we just doused it with pepper. The hubby seemed to enjoy his pasta. They also give you complimentary bread and butter. I liked my manhattan. Nicely balanced. The scotch was fairly priced. I believe it was a 12 year? There are signs for Coors Light in the front area, so I decided to order one. Yep, I'm very prone to suggestion. It was a fine dinner. Nothing super good or bad to say about it. Service was nice so I'll bump it up to a 4. REVIEW #3918

What a GEM!! Love this place! We stopped for a later dinner and the food and service were amazing!…read moreAnd. The. Fried. Pickles...OMG! Great food and great service! Next time in South Tahoe, this will be my first stop! Don't drive by!

A blast every time! Everyone is friendly and having a great time. Bring a cooler and lots of water…read moreto stay hydrated!

Music on the Beach is a great recurring event in Kings Beach in North Lake Tahoe. I went with a…read moregroup of friends for the first event of the 2014 concert season. Parking in Tahoe can be pretty dicey. However, the six of us in my group came in 3 separate cars ranging from 10 minutes early to 20 minutes late, and we all found free parking not too far from the event. I corresponded with the event coordinators through the event's Facebook page, and was happy to find that attendees are welcome to bring their own food and drinks, along with blankets and/or low-back chairs. We found a nice spot right up close to the stage and spread out our blanket, surrounded by a growing group of friendly people. We brought some wine and snacks, and settled in waiting for the concert to begin. The act for this evening was the Blues Monsters. My husband and I have seen the Blues Monsters at previous events in Reno and Tahoe including the BBQ, Brews and Blues Festival. They are amazing! They play a nice mixture of original songs and cover songs. The band has great energy, and at one point, the lead vocalist Chuck Dunn even jumped off the stage and mixed and mingled with everyone who was dancing in front of the stage. The crowd was fun, friendly and energetic! The sound quality was great! There are clean bathrooms and food trucks! The location is unbeatable! Who wouldn't want to stake their claim on a patch of sand on one of the most beautiful lakes in the world and listen to quality music until the sun goes down? I can't say enough about this event. We are already looking forward to the next concert (Fridays throughout the summer), and our enthusiastic reports are encouraging more of our friends to attend next time. One last note - these concerts are totally free, and you're not stuck buying overpriced food and drinks like you are at most concert venues, so when they come around with the donation bucket, keep that in mind, and lets keep these great events coming back to Kings Beach!