Tahoe hotels
#2

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Northshore or Southshore???
also it really helps if you have some range of how much willing ,to spend and time of year of visit.
Northshore seems to have fewer hotels although there is a "new" Hyatt. In the past it was more of a "family" centered area--small motels with pools/beach access/hiking -bicycle rentals.
Southshore has lots of hotels and motels. The big hotel/casino combination often has better prices plus restaurants/buffets on the premises.
We always go to Southshore because of more access to gambling and good restaurants..
Just a personal preference...
Hope this helps
also it really helps if you have some range of how much willing ,to spend and time of year of visit.
Northshore seems to have fewer hotels although there is a "new" Hyatt. In the past it was more of a "family" centered area--small motels with pools/beach access/hiking -bicycle rentals.
Southshore has lots of hotels and motels. The big hotel/casino combination often has better prices plus restaurants/buffets on the premises.
We always go to Southshore because of more access to gambling and good restaurants..
Just a personal preference...
Hope this helps
#4
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We like the Hyatt Resort & Casino in Incline Village, the only hotel located at the lake with 4/5 star service I know of. You can get the Sunshine on Sale package which brings the price down with a free night, and includes breakfast. Great restaurants in the area. We drive the 25 min. to the South shore, once during the week for more gambling/entertainment options.
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#5
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There aren't many hotels actually on the lake. Some do have terrific views of the lake, but the big hotels are all away from the lake shore.
You really do need to tell us what "reasonably priced" means (one person's reasonable is another's outrageous) and when you are traveling. Some periods there are no bargains to be had - but other times you can get really good deals because it isn't main ski season or high summer . . . . .
You really do need to tell us what "reasonably priced" means (one person's reasonable is another's outrageous) and when you are traveling. Some periods there are no bargains to be had - but other times you can get really good deals because it isn't main ski season or high summer . . . . .
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#8
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I don't recommend any hotel. I also rent a condo or cabin. No service but the better ones are much nicer than any hotel. Many come with private hot tubs and full kitchens and cost the same as a hotel.
I use
http://www.tahoeaccommodations.com/index.htm
I use
http://www.tahoeaccommodations.com/index.htm
#10
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I agree with the Hyatt Resort and Casino. It's the nicest place we've stayed in Tahoe. Here's a link to my epinions review:
http://www.epinions.com/content_122103893636
http://www.epinions.com/content_122103893636
#11
Joined: Sep 2004
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I am not a big fan of Lake Tahoe but family members love the Hyatt.
Syd, I just read a few days ago that Cesears has been sold and will be completely remolded. Can't remember who purchased it. So maybe in the future it will be better. Seems like the article said it will have an Asian theme, but not positive about that.
Syd, I just read a few days ago that Cesears has been sold and will be completely remolded. Can't remember who purchased it. So maybe in the future it will be better. Seems like the article said it will have an Asian theme, but not positive about that.




