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"Being able to sit right outside your room to view Lake Tahoe at its finest was wonderful. Could see the snow covered mountains and woke up one morning to a beautiful sunrise. So worth the trip. "

"Everything was great! I got upgraded to a one bedroom. Excellent rate because it’s getting to be off-season, but the conditions were fun! "

"The front desk phone was broken! Any problems required me to go to the office in person, so I went down twice.Because the light and heat switches in the room were difficult to identify; the heat switch looked broken, without a casing. The door to the room had large gaps, and I was worried that bugs from outside would get inside. After one night, I found I had been bitten by bugs. Horrible experience!"

"Lovely stay, clean, helpful staff, and easy check in and check out "

"Great experience…will be back with my spouse!"

"Very nice facility, but as with so many "resorts" now, there are many add-on charges beyond what the room rate originally appears. We did have an excellent meal and service at the Osteria Sierra restaurant at the hotel. "

"The hotel is in a great location and awesome pool and access to outdoor activities. How ever the property is dated for what you pay and the resort fee and parking are not in the price of the room which was an additional $55 + 35 per night. "

"We ended up going on a diff weekend due to storm blocking roads. Nice they allowed us to change despite policy. However few problems with our stay 1. Housekeeping. We asked for extra comforter / duvet as we had 4 guests in that each preferred own blanket. Multiple times had to re-ask as housekeeping kept taking them during cleaning and turndown. On top of this there were some shelves covered in thick layer of dust. Superficial job. 2. Food was OK. Manzanita was decent but lobby and taco place weren’t very good. 3. Main pool and hot tub closed for maint. Spa pool was open for use but was looking forward to hot tub. 4. Ski in / out not possible due to lack of snow — sometimes a ski Sherpa from Northstar would help drive down guests, but only if you had a lesson otherwise they’d fuss. So either hike down mountain with skis or take 2 gondolas."