I booked the resort through Priceline, and was very annoyed The hotel charged us a compulsory $20 (!) per day fee for wireless internet and valet parking, even though we didn't need these. There were also strange mechanical noises at night (not from people). That said, the staff at the resort was very friendly.

I was very impressed with the sincere and friendly service at the Hyatt, from Jacque at the front desk who managed to be both professional and utterly charming, to the helpful staff of the provisions cafe who answered coffee questions and offered their local knowledge, and back to the front desk for checkout, everyone was pretty incredible. The room, the pool, the gym, all that was good too- except for the very dehydrating room heating/air system, my one complaint.

We stayed the weekend of Jan. 27,28 2012 and as prior stays here, loved it. Most it not all rooms get a small view of Lake Tahoe and the preferred rooms get a full view. They were out of king bed rooms and we settled with 2 doubles. Even with those, there is plenty of room. They have a small round table and 2 chairs near the window. Perfect to enjoy breakfast or wine and cheese at while over looking the pool and trees and mountains. The drapes are heavy and keep out the morning light before you want it. Dresser in the room has 3 deep drawers and the TV on top is a large flat screen.
Huge bathroom with tub/shower combo. Two sinks and a lot of towels,soaps and lotions. The coffee pot is kept in there too.
In the closet, which slides open, is a safe and long rod to hold all hang up clothing. The suitcase can be kept in there too.
Valet parking is free plus there is a large self parking lot next to the casino entrance.
The front desk has champagne for arriving guest. A paper upon request at your door in the morning and free internet in the room and business center.
There is one large heated pool and 2 very large hot tubs. A fire pit for night time cocktails or roasting marshmallows is usually on until 11ish, if not they said call the front desk and they will light it.
The casino is just off the elevators and offers a verity of machines and table games. If you want to get your drinky on, they have plenty of cocktail servers in the casino. It's not as bad losing if the free drinks are flowing. Be sure to tip a $1 or 2 each time she brings you a drink - you'll think you have a private cocktail server.
From the hotel to the Lone Eagle Restaurant is a 10 minute walk. It sits on Lake Tahoe with some breathtaking views. Dine there and treat yourself to an awesome meal.
There is also a cocktail lounge area and they offer appetizers which are tasty.

The resort has a prime location - just across the road from Lake Tahoe and the casino is nice and not too crowded. The rooms are just starting to show their age and indeed there is a major renovation scheduled for next summer.

The Lone Eagle Grill is a great restaurant and the views should be amazing- (we went at nite however and you really can't see the lake in the darkness).

They have an annual viewing of the fireworks on July 4th and this is really special. The room pricing during this period is also REALLY special- over $400 per nite.

Would recommend if you want the North Shore Lake Tahoe experience- not really driveable back and forth to the Nevada/California Lake Tahoe area.