Remus Deluxe 2 Queens Room

This room offers views of Lake Tahoe and the surrounding mountains. The hotel sits about one block from the lakeshore in Stateline, so the scenery is a big part of the stay.

The mandatory nightly resort fee covers high-speed Wi-Fi for up to four devices per room per day, fitness center access and unlimited local calls. The room also has an LED TV with cable and premium channels, a coffee maker, a safe, a desk and laptop workspace, and an iron and ironing board.

Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM. Self-check-in kiosks are in the hotel lobby. The main guest on the reservation must be at least 21. Early check-in and late check-out may be arranged for an additional fee, subject to availability.

There is no free parking. Covered self-parking is $20 per night and valet is $25 per night. A refundable incidentals deposit of $75 per room, per night is also required at check-in.

Dining includes Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen, WOLF by Vanderpump, the Sage Room Steak House, Brew Brothers and El Jefe's Cantina Tahoe, plus Cleo's Coffee & Cocktails in the lobby. The casino floor covers about 88,000 square feet and includes a Caesars Sportsbook. Entertainment runs year-round at the Caesars Republic Amphitheater and The Cabaret.

The resort's High Dive Pool and Lounge is a heated, year-round pool area with hot tubs, cabanas and mountain views. It is part of the resort's ongoing enhancements, so access can vary with the renovation schedule. The resort fee includes fitness center access.

Reno-Tahoe International Airport is about 38–39 miles away, roughly a one-hour drive. The South Tahoe Airporter runs scheduled shuttles to Stateline, including this hotel. Pets are not allowed, though service animals are permitted and exempt from fees.

The Remus Deluxe 2 Queens Room features 2 Queen Beds and sleeps up to 4 guests, making it a solid fit for couples, friends traveling together, or small groups who want their own bed without sharing. At 375 sq. ft., there's enough room to spread out between the beds, a sitting area and the desk/workspace without feeling cramped.

The private bathroom includes a shower, free toiletries, soap, shampoo and towels, plus a hair dryer on hand. It's designed for everyday convenience rather than a soaking tub or separate vanity suite, so it suits guests who want a clean, functional space to get ready for the slopes, the casino floor or dinner.

This Deluxe category is a step below the resort's one-bedroom balcony suites (there are 26 of these in the hotel), which add a separate living area and private balcony. The Remus Deluxe 2 Queens Room keeps things simpler with two queen beds, a desk and sitting area, and premium in-room comforts, making it the practical choice for travelers who want Lake Tahoe views and resort access without the suite-level footprint.

Inside the room itself you'll find a desk and laptop workspace, a sitting area, a wardrobe or closet, an iron and ironing board, and an in-room phone. The bed is dressed in premium bedding with blackout drapes and climate-controlled air conditioning and heating to keep the room comfortable through Tahoe's shifting mountain weather.

Yes — the combination of a laptop workspace, sitting area, in-room phone and closet storage makes the Remus Deluxe 2 Queens Room workable for guests staying several nights. Blackout drapes and climate control help with sleep quality whether you're adjusting to altitude, working odd hours, or just want darker mornings after a late night at the tables.

Because the Remus Deluxe 2 Queens Room is part of the main hotel tower, it puts guests within easy reach of the 88,000-square-foot casino floor, on-site restaurants like Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen and WOLF by Vanderpump, and the High Dive Pool and Lounge — all without needing to leave the property.

This room category includes accessibility features such as hardwood flooring, an area rug, a closed-captioned TV, and a visual fire alarm, in addition to a fire extinguisher and in-room security system. Guests who need accessible accommodations should request this configuration when booking.

The Remus Deluxe 2 Queens Room offers connecting room availability, which is useful for parties who want adjoining rooms rather than one larger space. The TV setup also includes premium channels, first-run movies and pay-per-view options, so it's worth knowing you've got in-room entertainment covered beyond standard cable if you're settling in for an evening after a day on the mountain or the lake.