Harveys Lake Tahoe Hotel and Casino

Definitely the worst room I’ve ever had. 708 was right next to the elevator and it was loud and I couldn’t sleep the entire time. I don’t know why you would even have that room in your inventory. I hate writing reviews and rarely do and I’m sure you all already know this, but that room truly was the worst room I’ve ever had.

This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. We’re at a 24 hour hotel/casino but nobody works here to have water brought up to your room at 5am. I had to walk all the way down and through the casino scavenging for water bottles. The staff is complete dog s*#t. I will never set foot in this hotel after this horrific stay. Not worth the money or the hassle. 0/5 if I could. - room 1236

We stayed in a deluxe queen room and it was so weird. I liked that it had 2 bathrooms and I'm sure 25 years ago it was an okay (if weirdly shabby chic) room but definitely not what you'd expect to see in a Harrah's. The tables, counters, etc. were totally banged up. The bathroom door was broken. There was no blow dryer in the bathroom. The windows had tons of condensation on the inside and the sills had bubbled paint from all of the moisture. The couch pillows were weird pleather. The mattresses were about 8 inches tall and suuuper basic. I think I've had better in a Motel 6. There were no outlets on the table by the beds for devices. I honestly felt like I'd been transported back to the mid-90s to a Cozy 8 or something. The room didn't smell bad. There were no signs of bed bugs. The room was cleaned well. There wasn't loud partying in the hotel. The valet/bell team was absolutely outstanding, personable and friendly. I will not stay here again unless it's the only room I can get and it's a comped room. I was sorely disappointed to pay nearly $800 for two nights.

Harvey’s is trash, they claim to have spent $40M on renovations and if that’s true, I’m guessing it was ALL spent on Hell’s Kitchen. Restaurants all require reservations via open table and no heads up was provided. I understand COVID restrictions but finding food and eating out was near impossible.Avoid staying at Harvey’s and choose Harrahs instead (if looking for a casino).

Stayed 2 nights to celebrate anniversary.Pros:- great location- connected to harrahs for easy walking around - nice staff- Sage Room restaurant at top floor was fantastic, mah be best dinner i ever had- hand sanitizer stations everywhere- comfy bedCons:- dated, rather depressing room- bathroom was dated and shower had some flooding- expensive for lackluster experience- hot tub and pool were lukewarm/cold (felt like we shouldn't have had to pay resort fee)- overall experience was underwhelmingNot romantic really at all. Seems like a good place to get drunk and crash while at stateline/going to Heavenly, which is totally good if that's what you're looking for. All in all, we were grateful for the stay but will look for better options in our next visit.