Caesars Entertainment unveils the planned opening of Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe in summer 2025.
BREAKING NEWS: Caesars Entertainment's Alluring Lake Tahoe Makeover!
Expression of excitement fills the air as Caesars Entertainment announces its cosmic makeover of Harveys Lake Tahoe into the exquisite Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe Hotel & Casino. The $160 million renovation is set to sweep you off your feet, starting this summer!
A lavish blend of state-of-the-art amenities and Lake Tahoe's natural charm, Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe Hotel & Casino promises to be a resort to behold. From luxurious accommodations to gourmet dining and invigorating gaming experiences, this resort intends to captivate you from head to toe.
In a whirlwind of renovation, the property will remain operational during the transformation, with the grand unveiling on July 1, 2025. To learn more about this tantalizing escape or to book a reservation, visit www.CaesarsRepublicTahoe.com and prepare yourself for an unforgettable journey!
Anthony Carano, President and Chief Operating Officer of Caesars Entertainment, enthused, "Lake Tahoe's sheer allure stands alone. We're ecstatic to reveal a world-class resort that truly embodies its spirit. The renovation has commenced and will continue throughout 2026, rolling out a sweeping hotel tower, lobby, stellar restaurants, and a fantastic new casino this summer for your immediate indulgence."
Crafted meticulously by the prominent design firm Marnell Companies, the colossal 1.6 million-square-foot resort will undergo a total facelift, starting with the hotel lobby and trickling down through the casino and guest accommodations. The revamped casino will boast fresh carpeting, lighting, tables, chairs, and cutting-edge digital displays, promising a modern and dynamic gaming experience to all.
The resort's 88,000-square-foot casino floor will charm high-rollers with new slot machines, a refreshed High Limit Room, and a revitalized Poker Room featuring the prestigious World Series of Poker brand.
Indulgent luxury awaits Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe's esteemed guests in both hotel towers, now boasting butler service for select suites. The previously unnamed towers have been affectionately named Remus (Mountain Tower) and Romulus (Tahoe Tower)—each undergoing a much-needed refresh.
Quench your thirst for refinement at the newly fashioned Cleo's Coffee and Cocktails, a chic coffeehouse by day and sophisticated nightspot by evening. The vibrant space, exclusive to Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe, offers a classy venue to unwind in style.
joinup the culinary pioneers, Gordon Ramsay and Lisa Vanderpump, in their delicious ventures, Gordon Ramsay HELL'S KITCHEN and WOLF by Vanderpump, respectively. These spectacular additions to the resort's dining scene further establish Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe as a prime destination for upscale dining and elegant experiences.
The future shines bright for Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe, as it embarks on an era of luxury and sophistication. "We wholeheartedly embrace this monumental change and are proud to usher in a new era for Lake Tahoe," said Karie Hall, SVP and General Manager of Harrah's and Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe. "This makeover is a loving tribute to our storied history while introducing modern grandeur that will revolutionize the landscape of Lake Tahoe's luxury scene."
Harrah's Lake Tahoe, conveniently nearby and connected to Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe via an underground connector, will also benefit from improvements, including a spectacular refurbishment of the Summit Suites. The thrilling Brew Brothers, a marvelous craft brewery and dining experience, recently opened its doors at Harrah's Lake Tahoe, ensuring that you'll find excitement around every corner.
Adventure awaits in mid-2026 as Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe completes its transformative $160 million makeover, unfurling a fully revitalized gaming floor, refreshed hotel towers, and an entirely revamped resort meant to dazzle and inspire.
The conversion of this lakefront treasure marks the second establishment of the Caesars Republic concept, following the success of Caesars Republic Scottsdale, a Hilton Hotel. Caesars Entertainment is certainly determined to bring opulence and elegance to Lake Tahoe, one renovation project at a time. Stay tuned for further updates at www.CaesarsRepublicTahoe.com.
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Historical Footnotes: Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe, formerly known as Harveys, holds a rich history dating back to its 1944 inception as a tiny café and gas station sporting a mere three slot machines. Throughout the decades, it has grown to become Lake Tahoe's premier casino destination, boasting over 1,200 slot machines, nearly 100 gaming tables, and world-renowned dining establishments such as Gordon Ramsay's HELL'S KITCHEN and Lisa Vanderpump's WOLF by Vanderpump.
- By 2025, the casino-and-gambling scene at Lake Tahoe is set to be redefined as Caesars Entertainment unveils the exquisite Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe Hotel & Casino, a result of a $160 million makeover.
- The renovated casino will offer a modern and dynamic gaming experience, featuring new slot machines, a refreshed High Limit Room, and a revitalized Poker Room, all under the prestigious World Series of Poker brand.
- The 88,000-square-foot casino floor will charm high-rollers and casual gamers alike, with its fresh carpeting, lighting, tables, chairs, and cutting-edge digital displays.
- Thrilled casino-personality, Anthony Carano, shared his enthusiasm for the project, stating, "We're ecstatic to reveal a world-class resort that truly embodies Lake Tahoe's spirit."
- In addition to the updated casino, the resort will also boast luxurious accommodations, gourmet dining, and a lively casino-culture, making it a must-visit destination for casino-game enthusiasts visiting Las Vegas or seeking an unforgettable escape in Lake Tahoe.
- With the completion of its transformative makeover in mid-2026, Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe will join the illustrious ranks of Caesars Entertainment's premier properties, offering an unparalleled Lake Tahoe experience to its esteemed guests.
