Room Type Assigned on Arrival

Rooms in this category offer lake or mountain views. Because the room type is assigned on arrival, the exact outlook depends on the room you are given. The hotel sits about one block from the Lake Tahoe shoreline, so the water and the Sierra peaks are never far away.

This category is described by its lake or mountain views from the room rather than a private outdoor space. If a private balcony matters to you, the resort also has 26 one-bedroom balcony suites among its 742 guestrooms.

At 290 sq. ft., the room has hardwood flooring with an area rug and thin carpet. It includes a sitting area, a desk with laptop workspace, a wardrobe or closet, a phone, and an iron and ironing board. Blackout drapes and premium bedding help with sleep after a long day on the mountain or at the tables.

You'll find an LED TV with cable and premium channels, first-run and pay movies, and closed captioning. The room also has a coffee maker and a safe, plus climate-controlled heating and air conditioning. The nightly resort fee covers high-speed Wi-Fi, fitness center access and unlimited local calls.

Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The lobby has self-check-in kiosks, and early check-in or late check-out may be available for a fee, subject to availability. The main guest must be at least 21. Expect a mandatory nightly resort fee and a refundable $75 per night incidentals deposit. Parking is $20 per night for covered self-parking or $25 for valet. Cards are required, as cash is not accepted.

The lake is about one block away, and the Heavenly Gondola is roughly a 5-minute walk. The Shops at Heavenly Village are about 7 minutes on foot. On site you can dine at Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen and WOLF by Vanderpump, with the casino floor, bars and live entertainment under the same roof.

Reno-Tahoe International Airport is about 38-39 miles away, roughly a one-hour drive, and the South Tahoe Airporter runs scheduled shuttles to Stateline hotels including Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe. Pets are not allowed, though service animals are welcome.

This category comes with either 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, and the room is rated to sleep up to 4 guests. The king configuration suits couples who want more floor space, while the two-queen layout works well for friends or family members sharing a trip to Lake Tahoe who still want their own bed.

At 290 sq. ft., this room is the entry-level category, assigned on arrival with either bed configuration and lake or mountain views. Guests who want a private outdoor space can step up to one of the resort's 26 one-bedroom balcony suites, which add a dedicated balcony and additional room beyond the sitting area and desk found here.

The flexible bedding makes it work either way: 1 King Bed suits couples looking for a compact, comfortable base near the lake and the casino, while 2 Queen Beds suit friends traveling together. The in-room desk and laptop workspace, plus the sitting area, also make it practical for guests staying several nights who need a bit of room to spread out.