Lake Tahoe: Harrahs or Harveys?
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I have stayed at both and was sold on Harveys until I stayed at Harrahs.They are both very nice but, Harrahs has a standard room with two bathrooms that contain a t.v. in both. They are about 500 plus square feet and that's a standard room. Also, I usually get a cheaper rate at Harrahs than Harveys.
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Unless you can get a suite at Ceasars, I'm still sold on Harrahs. Ceasars is EXPENSIVE! I had a friend that had a room comped there. The room was a spa suite and very nice but, it still wasn't as big as Harrahs, plus you can't beat having two bathrooms.In my opinion anyway. I think their standard rooms are pretty average.
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Hi gang-
I'll be in Tahoe next month. I was torn between Caesars (because of their neat pool) and Harveys & Harrah's. (Because of the bathrooms and size of rooms).
Question: How do the pools compare?
How about the location? Is Caesar's off of the beaten track?
I'll be in Tahoe next month. I was torn between Caesars (because of their neat pool) and Harveys & Harrah's. (Because of the bathrooms and size of rooms).
Question: How do the pools compare?
How about the location? Is Caesar's off of the beaten track?
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Stayed at Caesars last winter and got a great rate at $89 a night. I've not stayed at Harrahs but I found the pool, casino, & restaurants at Caesar's to be very nice. Our room had a huge sauna area and I don't about you but one bathroom was plenty big for my wife, daughter, & I. Enjoy PS: All the Casino hotels are very close in proximity/walking distance to each other
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