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Step into the Romulus View Room at Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe Hotel & Casino, a spacious 575 sq. ft. retreat with sweeping Romulus views. Thoughtfully designed for comfort, the room offers climate-controlled air conditioning and heating, blackout drapes, premium bedding and thin carpet underfoot, plus accessibility features and a security system for peace of mind.
Sleeping four guests on two Queen beds, the layout includes a separate sitting area, wardrobe or closet, desk with laptop workspace, phone and an iron/ironing board. Entertainment centers on an LED TV with cable and premium channels, first-run and pay movies, and closed-captioning; a fire extinguisher and visual fire alarm are provided for safety. Rollaway or extra beds are not available, and connecting rooms may be requested.
The private bathroom is stocked with free toiletries — shampoo, soap and a hair dryer — with towels and bed sheets supplied for your stay; toothbrushes and toothpaste are not provided. Accessible features are incorporated to assist guests who need them. Whether you’re here for a mountain escape or the resort’s entertainment and dining, the Romulus View Room combines generous living space, modern in-room conveniences and thoughtful safety and accessibility details for a relaxed stay at Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe Hotel & Casino.


























This category is sold as a Romulus view room at Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe Hotel & Casino. Blackout drapes keep the room dark when you want to sleep in. The hotel stands about one block from the Lake Tahoe shoreline, so sunset walks by the water are easy.
Yes. The room has accessibility features, a closed-captioned TV and a visual fire alarm. The hotel also maintains wheelchair accessibility through its registration desk, fitness center, restrooms and on-site dining.
Connecting rooms can be requested with this category. If you are traveling in a group, ask when you book so your rooms can be arranged next to each other, subject to availability.
A mandatory nightly resort fee covers high-speed Wi-Fi for up to four devices, fitness center access and unlimited local calls. A refundable incidentals deposit of $75 per room, per night is required. Parking is not free: covered self-parking is $20 per night and valet is $25 per night. Guests must be 21 or older to check in.
The resort has an 88,000 sq. ft. casino floor with a sportsbook. Dining includes Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen, WOLF by Vanderpump, Sage Room Steak House, Brew Brothers and El Jefe's Cantina Tahoe. Live entertainment runs year-round at the Caesars Republic Amphitheater and The Cabaret. The High Dive Pool and Lounge is part of the resort's ongoing enhancements, so its pool access may be temporarily limited. Check the current status when you book.
Lake Tahoe is about one block away. The Heavenly Gondola is roughly a 5-minute walk and the Shops at Heavenly Village about 7 minutes on foot. Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course is steps away. In winter the hotel offers on-site ski equipment rentals and passes.
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Self-check-in kiosks are in the lobby. Early check-in and late check-out are available for an additional fee, subject to availability. Reno-Tahoe International Airport is about an hour's drive away. The South Tahoe Airporter also runs shuttles to the hotel.
The Romulus View Room is set up with 2 Queen Beds dressed in premium bedding, making it a natural fit for two couples traveling together or a small group of friends sharing a Tahoe getaway. At 575 sq. ft., the room comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests with room to spread out between the bedroom area and the separate sitting area.
Each Romulus View Room has a private bathroom stocked with shampoo, soap, free toiletries and towels, plus a hair dryer at the vanity. The shower and toilet are standard fixtures, and the bathroom is designed for everyday ease rather than a spa-style soak, so guests wanting a longer pampering session typically head to the hotel's spa instead.
The Romulus View Room is built around comfortable queen bedding, a desk and a sitting area rather than extra square footage. Guests who want more room to stretch out, plus a private balcony, can look at one of the hotel's 26 one-bedroom balcony suites; the Romulus View Room is the more compact, value-focused option for a shorter stay or a couple who mainly plans to be out exploring Tahoe.
The room includes a desk and laptop workspace, a phone, an iron and ironing board, and a wardrobe or closet for unpacking rather than living out of a suitcase. Combined with the sitting area, it works well for guests who need to catch up on email between casino floor visits, dinner reservations or a day on the slopes.
Rooms come with an LED TV with cable channels, including access to premium TV channels and first-run and pay-per-view movies, so there's an easy way to wind down after a day at the casino, the lake or Heavenly Mountain Resort.
The room is equipped with a fire extinguisher and is covered by the hotel's security system, in addition to the visual fire alarm built in for guests with hearing needs. These are standard throughout the Romulus View Room category.
The room has thin carpet underfoot rather than hardwood or tile, so pack slippers if you prefer extra cushioning. Blackout drapes make it easy to sleep in after a late night at the casino or one of the bars, and the air conditioning and heating are climate-controlled, so the room can be adjusted regardless of the Tahoe weather outside. Note that a rollaway bed is not an option in this category, so the 2 queen beds are the fixed sleeping arrangement.
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