Harvey’s was South Lake Tahoe’s first casino, and with 740 rooms, is also its biggest. Mountain Tower rooms have fancy marble bathrooms and oodles of space, but renovated Lake Tower rooms are more chic and design-savvy. The heated outdoor pool is open year-round, for beach and snow bunnies alike. Wi-fi costs $11 daily.
Harvey’s
South Lake Tahoe & Stateline
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3. Lake Tahoe Historical Society Museum
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6. Mormon Station State Historic Park
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