Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel

Everyone was accommodating. The breakfast is a very nice touch with many options. My option suggestion was to have stronger free wireless service.

NOT SAFE FOR TODDLERS or LITTLE KIDS!
My biggest concern with this hotel is that the floors are all open to a central atrium with balcony railings along the «halls» to the rooms. The openings between posts/​bars on the railing were probably at least 6″ wide and my 1 ½ year old could have EASILY fallen through them as her head fit through the gap and had she turned sideways would have slid right through. I know that current California building code is 4“w gap, so I don’t know if hotels are exempt or if there’s some sort of loophole for buildings built before a certain year, but whatever the reason, it’s not safe! Add in the fact that there’s a Koi pond in the atrium area that you can see from the balconies and this hotel is asking for a horrible accident! My kids were very excited to look at the fish every time we left the room, so I had to have a hand on the little one at all times.
And the sitting area in the atrium made for VERY loud nights. People were gathered there until late on our first night and my daughter couldn’t sleep with all the yelling/​laughing/​talking (We were on the 5^th floor and it sounded like they were right outside our room.) I had to find a white noise app on my phone, just so she could fall asleep. I tried the heater/​fan in the room, but it was blowing cold air right on the sofa bed where she was laying, even though I had the heater on.
This hotel is valet only, so it’s $ 26 per night additional cost. The valet and bell staff were very nice and tried very hard to get everyone taken care of quickly, but they don’t allow you to call ahead to get your vehicle brought up, so we all had to wait 15 minutes in the lobby every time we left the hotel, which was quite a bummer with two excited kids. There was a sign in the lobby warning guests to expect a 15 – 30 minute wait for their vehicles during peak times.
The location is fantastic, about a 2 minute walk to Heavenly Village or any of the casinos. And the fact that all rooms are suites was wonderful for a family with kids. Hotel staff were all very nice and the free breakfast was perfect for a family. Indoor pool and spa were also a great bonus and the hotel was clean/​nice enough, but I would not return here due to the noise in the atrium at night (even if I didn’t have kids with me). And I definitely wouldn’t ever return with small kids unless they fixed the balcony safety issue.

They said this hotel used to be an Embassy Suites, not entirely sure why they had to sell it because now the Hilton brand has zero coverage in the Tahoe area. I suppose the good thing means Lake Tahoe Resort has 100% suite rooms. Almost everything happening in town can be accessed on foot, and a car is optional, as most local services offer complimentary bus shuttle nearby.
They kept up the tradition of free breakfast. It was your everyday country style breakfast, and you will most likely get tired of it after one or two days. The room we got was not bad, and everything was clean. They kept up with quality with previous standard as a chain. I guess bad thing was only the next-​door guest, as they were quite busy past midnight doing their drunk or honeymoon things in both rooms. Wall insulation was definitely a problem.
An interest feature of the hotel is right at the California-​Nevada border. Parking seems to be a huge problem on the California side, since the hotel only offer valet parking with high fee, but one could easily park at Harrah’s on the Nevada side, and walk over. The hotel however does not mention a word of that feature when you book with them.
Lake Tahoe Resort was a decent hotel overall, and I would stay with them again if I visit South Tahoe again. Unless there are better options out there.

I stayed at this hotel in early January 2016, after a full day of snow boarding at Heavenly. Valet was very convenient to have as we were too tired to do much walking. Checking in was a breeze and we were delighted to find out that we were checking in just in time for the daily Happy Hour in the hotel’s atrium! $ 2 cocktails, wine and beer. Can’t beat that! The lobby and atrium are very beautiful and inviting. I loved the fireplace, large couches, koi ponds, and glass elevators. Our room was more than what we expected. Very large sofa, dining table, wet bar, large bathroom with bathtub, bedroom with king size bed and additional sink. Both rooms had a large flat screen tv and our room had a view of Heavenly Village and Gondola. Our bed was very comfortable and plush, and we loved the fluffy bathrobes provided. The only complaint I had was that the hot water took a while to come out of the shower. Other than it, our overall stay was perfect.
Don’t forget to take advantage of the free breakfast buffet in the atrium in the mornings. A variety of breakfast selections such as cereal, pastries, fruit, pancakes, bacon, eggs, etc. can be found so everyone will be pleased. A made-​to-​order omelette can be requested for $ 5. Coffee, juice and milk are also there for you to help yourself.
The location is also perfect. Just 50 steps from the main entrance is the side entrance to Harrah’s, so you’re not far from any casino action! In the other direction you have Heavenly Village for shopping and more dining.
I can’t recommend this hotel enough. Go check it out!

After weeks of researching hotels & prices, my husband and I decided to book this hotel for convenience, location, and indoor pool for our kids. We booked this hotel for 2 nights 3 days.
We entered the lobby area and the valet area/​bell area were very busy but very helpful. They were kind and very helpful with getting our bags in the hotel. Ian brought up our 6 bags and was so kind and asked how about our trip. We needed some tips about activities so we decided to ask him. (We asked him like a 1,000 questions) He was so patient and gave us some great insight on what we should do. He was deserving of 5 stars in customer service!
We checked in and the front desk & they was very friendly. They quickly got us in our room with a smile on their faces. The front lobby was very inviting and was perfect. Fireplace was so nice to see when you enter. We got excited for the winter activities with our kids.
We had booked the premium suite and it was so nice and we were very happy with the size considering having 3 young kids and all our snow gear. This suite is 2 room with a pull out bed that was really nice and comfortable. The queen beds were perfect and so comfortable. The room was decorated with warmth. They used grays and yellows which are my favorite colors.
From 430 – 630 they have a happy hour which they had a handful of snacks for kids and a bar that served 2.00 drinks. So worth the wait! The bartenders were so kind and helpful!
We used the pool each day and our kids loved it. So clean, lots of seating, and the best part… it was warm. The Towels that were available at the door were so nice and soft. Unlike other hotels, they are super thin and course.
The only reason why I dropped a star was due to one front desk male associate. When we met up with my family, they asked if I received the winter deal they messaged me. I didn’t :-(. I went to the front desk the 1^st day we came and asked if I could receive the same deal. The male front desk associate gave me every excuse in the book on why it wasn’t valid for us. I fired back with responses that were valid but he still wasn’t hearing me. I then came back and asked for a manager. He stated I can speak to Stephanie the FD mgr. He was so rude and had no time to say at least, «I unfortunately can’t do anything, however, you can speak to the manager in the morning and maybe she can do something.» This would have been a better response to my question rather than giving me 101 excuses with a rude tone. I was so upset that I didn’t even get his name.
I spoke to Stephanie the FD mgr and she was so kind and helpful. She truly turned my view on the FD service around. She had no problem helping me and making things work out.
The free breakfast is available and it was pretty good. Lots of selection. Eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, cereals, and fruit. We made sure we didn’t miss this meal with the wide selection available.
As we left, Nelson helped us with our bags down. He was so nice as well. He was very helpful and insisted that he do all the work. He also helped get our car ready.
I think this may be our annual Tahoe trip hotel. My kids enjoyed the hotel, pool, and all the cool bonuses.

With rooms blocked off by Sacto’s CM Alex L. for Unilocal «Keep Tahoe Blue» weekend, I secured my reservations for the long haul. Thursday, October 1^st through Sunday the 4^th.
We arrived midday Thursday and made our way to the front desk. Check in was a snap and we were off to our suite on the 5^th floor. Shortly after closing the rooms door behind us and before I could take a potty break, I hear «bang, bang, bang» on the door. When I got to the door to investigate who was knocking on it like the police; I was surprised to see a hotel staff member standing there with a bottle in her hand. Before I could speak, she handed me a handcrafted and locally brewed LARGE bottle of beer. «Compliments from Alex» she stated as I took the bottle and thanked her. Hey Alex L! Thanks I’ve always said and will continue to say, «you da man.» Thanks for the bottle bud.
After setting my beer down, I went on my exploratory walk around my room to see what it offered.
Being a former Embassy Suites by Hilton, the new owners haven’t made too many renovations or changes to the old hotels look or feel. Free wifi for AT&T subscribers. A sitting area separated by a mini bar, fridge and sink which led into the bedroom. There were two TV’s. One in the sitting area and one in the room. A nice sized bathroom with up graded soaps, shampoo and creams. Bath Robs for two along with house shoes and here’s a surprise. A Shoe Horn.
The hotel offers a happy hour each evening for a nominal fee if you want spirits and a complimentary breakfast but, nothing made to order like the eggs or omelets at Embassy Suites.
Outside the hotels door, you latterly steps away from the State Line where you can visit Harrah’s, Harvey’s or The Hard Rock Hotels.
Overall, I gotta say this hotel is a nice find and a great stay. Yes, I will return.
Oh, one last mention. I don’t know about other Unilocalers who stayed here but, I did find it kind of strange that the rooms bathroom doors open out and not in. I felt like I was in hurricane country during my stay. Just saying.

When it comes to hotel rooms (and other things), size sometimes does matter. I’ll gladly sacrifice other hotel amenities for size — it’s nice to a have a big room (or rooms) to prowl around in, rather than a tiny cell. If you agree, this hotel is your Tahoe resort destination. Even the hotel itself is big — my room was on the 9^th floor!
Located on the line between California (no gambling) and Nevada (woo hoo), the hotel is an old Embassy Suites which means, to my delight, an «all» suite hotel. Not some, but all. So matter what level of room you book, you will be greeted with a two room suite. While the furnishings are a bit more like grandma’s living room than this month’s Design D’Hotel Magazine, it’s comfy and homey and awesome. My living room included sofa (also which opens to sofa bed), two sink-​your-​butt-​into them chairs, dining room table and seating for six, kitchen bar and sink, and flat screen TV. I hosted a small party and it was nice to have guests over without having everyone sit on the bed. The bedroom had one king bed, a window sofa seat and another flat screen. Bathroom had plenty of towels.
The hotel itself looks like a looming castle and has more «curb appeal» than anything else in town. Want more? Free, all-​you-​can-​eat breakfast with every room. Hiking trails and all the Tahoe shopping directly adjoin the hotel. There is a you’ve-got-to-be-kidding parking fee, but I took the shuttle from Reno Airport so no car to park (and no car needed, you can walk everywhere). Rumor has it that guests park in the casino hotel parking lots (all free) and just walk over to the Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel. AYOR!
I stayed (and paid myself) at this hotel for a long Unilocal Tahoe weekend. But if life takes me back to Tahoe, this is my go-​to place. Unilocalers who stayed elsewhere were pea green when they saw my Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel digs. See you here.

Location, Location, Location, it’s right in the middle of everything! Right next to Harrah’s and right next to the Gondola for Heavenly.
One negative is that they charge a daily parking fee of $ 26.00 and do not offer self parking. I understand it’s a resort type setting but hey I am paying to stay at your establishment and you are going to charge me to park my car on your lot? and why don’t you give me the option to park my own car? Second negative– you have to pay for wireless internet daily!
Regardless, breakfast was included! We walked down to breakfast without a problem, we didn’t need to give our room key or names. They had a great selections, toast, yogurt, fresh fruit, oatmeal, eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits & gravy, coffee, juice, and a $ 5 omelette if you would like one.
It’s a great hotel for groups and families even for couples. The location is prime for good food, gambling and drinking. If you like to ski the gondola ride is right there in front of you.
If you want a late night swim, the indoor pool and hot tub are open until 12am! They also have a great happy hour $ 2.00 for beer, well drink or glass of wine.

Maybe I’m slightly biased because of the great deal through Unilocal,but I really loved the Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel, and our stay there was awesome! My boyfriend and I headed to Tahoe for the Unilocal weekend and to celebrate my birthday. I thought LTRH sounded like the nicer of the two sponsored hotel options and I was not disappointed. We checked in late Thursday night and were given our welcome bomber of local beer (thanks, Unilocal!). Our room was conveniently close to the central elevators and we enjoyed all the little details and amenities. I had requested the handicapped accessible King suite (since I need my baths) and it was quite comfortable. The bed was quite sleep-​friendly, the bathroom was large, and I liked the extra sink/​vanity area in the bedroom. The little wet bar and fridge area in the living room was also quite convenient, since we brought our own drinks and snacks, and we also had leftovers from some of our meals. Outside of the actual room, we went to the pool and jacuzzi pretty much every day of our stay. FYI: the other Unilocal reviews were correct about the EXCESSIVE CHLORINE in the jacuzzi and pool; do not wear your favorite bikini here, or at least be SUPER thorough and quick about rinsing your swimwear (RIP coral bikini). Still, the indoor jacuzzi is great on a cold night. We wanted to check out the complimentary breakfast buffet, but never quite woke up early enough; we also intended to try the happy hour, but between Unilocal events and the casinos we never really needed to buy drinks.
Despite some nitpick-​y reviews, I thought LTRH was quite nice and cozy; I can imagine it’s also gorgeous covered in snow during the ski season. I’d love to visit again but I’m pretty sure I couldn’t afford the high rates during peak seasons. In any case, I had a lovely, romantic birthday weekend with my boyfriend and I would highly recommend the place. Thanks, Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel and Unilocal

For Unilocal’s Tahoe Getaway, Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel was 1 of the hotels offering discounts to us Elites traveling in from all over for the Thursday-​Sunday 4-​day weekend. With everything taken into balance (the room, the amenities, the property, the fees, the convenience of central location), my 3 night stay here was OK.
Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel is all suites, so every room in the entire hotel is pretty big. Mine was a 2-​room suite with a living room/​dining area up front, bedroom in the back, & bathroom to the side in the middle. Having such a spacious room was definitely appreciated. Overall fit & finish of the room & furnishings was just OK, however.
The furniture was in good shape. The bed was comfy. There was a wet bar, microwave & mini-​fridge, as well as flat-​panel TV’s in each room. But there were some stains in the carpet & the bathroom was Spartan. More towels, more toilet paper, & nicer toiletries in there would’ve been better. The shower head had multiple spray settings, none of which I liked.
Outside of the room, there’s a daily complimentary breakfast that is also just OK. Hey, I get it, it’s included with the room & it’s AYCE. But let’s face it, you’d expect better if you went to a breakfast joint & had to pay for it. Behind the breakfast/​dining area, there’s a big indoor pool with spa & behind that there’s a decent little fitness center room.
For a frame of reference of how to think of Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel, a beer buddy who’s been coming to South Lake Tahoe often for years told me this place was once an Embassy Suites. Thinking of it in that context makes sense. Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel is certainly more reminiscent of a remodeled Embassy Suites than, say, a remodeled Waldorf Astoria.
I mainly bring up the comparison because of the word «Resort» in the name. Accompanied by the corresponding resort-​type fees like for valet parking & Wi-​Fi (the Waldorf Astoria in New York is currently offering a deal with free Wi-​Fi, btw). I didn’t pay for either because, apparently, self parking in the back of the neighboring Harrah’s parking lot is OK. & my 4G LTE kicks ass.
Ultimately, the best barometer is «would I stay here again?» & «would I recommend staying here to a friend?» The answers to those questions are what I base my rating on. Hell yeah! = 5 stars. Yeah, sure = 4 stars. Hmmm, maybe = 3 stars. Nah, I’ll pass = 2 stars. Oh, dear God, no! = 1 star. For me, for the room rate I paid, my answer is hmmm, maybe = 3 stars.

Formerly an Embassy Suites, the Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel, positioned adjacent to the State line, is in a perfect location for access to South Lake Tahoe activities and Nevada side casino’s. The interior main floor is open ceiling to the top floor. Hallways are open and room doors face center. You can get a good vantage of the inside of the hotel from just outside your door. The two room suite (sitting room and a bedroom) is well appointed, up to date and in good clean condition.
Stays here include a breakfast. Not the made to order breakfast option that was of the former franchise. This breakfast is pre-​made scramble, french toast, bacon, sausage. the regular stuff. plated for you buffet style. There are cereals, breads, and fruit available as well. I found the food to be average.
The hotel isn’t unique in it’s design other than the open interior architecture. It’s not boutique or quaint. It is warm and comfortable. The location is great. Close to shopping, groceries, casino’s, the lake, and year round activities. Parking can be an issue. Technically, only valet parking is available and comes at a cost. I would caution parking in the large parking lot adjacent to the hotel as that lot is part of the casino next door. However, I have not used the valet parking and have only parked in these lots with no problem.

This hotel is a resort indeed! All suites have a separate sitting room, a wet bar, a flat screen in every room, and all hard surfaces are covered in marble, slate, or some sort of tumbled polished stone. A relaxing coy pond with a tranquil water feature sits in the center atrium of this gorgeous resort hotel. And soft leather club chairs and comfy seating with classy marble tables adorn the lounge area on the first floor. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Lake Tahoe Resort as the service is top notch and all employees provide excellent customer service with a smile.

We enjoyed a quiet and spacious king suite premium on the 9^th floor at the Lake Tahoe Resort hotel. I booked this hotel at a discounted rate for a Unilocal event. Funny thing is I chose the hotel because it does have AC, but the weather turned out to be cold. (-;
The hotel has a convenient location, walking distance to restaurants and shops, including a jerky shop. I loved having the 2-​room suite, with a table and a sofa in 1 room, and the bedroom in an adjoining room. This hotel isn’t fancy, but it’s comfortable and friendly. The water pressure in the shower was fine, and the bed was comfortable.
Breakfast was included, and the ladies who work at breakfast are thoughtful and kind. They never clear the food and drinks away without asking you if you still want a second helping. I gave them a tip to thank them for such thoughtfulness.
The quality of the food at breakfast was just ok… The eggs and bacon were probably my favorite items. The coffee was ok. The pastries were average for a hotel breakfast.
When I’m in Tahoe, I’d consider staying at this hotel again, if I can get a good rate. The front desk staff was also welcoming and helpful.

We stayed here for two nights in early October during the Unilocal Tahoe Getaway event, and thanks to Unilocal,we were able to get a discounted rate for their King Suite at $ 99 per night. Based on the most recent reviews of this place, I was apprehensive at first, but as it turned out, our stay here was perfectly fine!
The King Suite we were given on the 3^rd floor was really spacious and comfortable. We had a sitting area with a dining table, couch, wet bar, and flat screen tv. Just beyond that is the bathroom with a tub and shower and double sinks. It looks it had just been recently renovated. And just on the other side of that is the bedroom. There was another sink in the bedroom (no shortage of sinks in our suite!) and another flat screen tv. The bed was really comfortable! I slept so well both nights.
I was also very happy that we did not hear our neighbors. The soundproofing was good enough so that we weren’t privy to our neighbors’ conversations and we didn’t hear whatever they were watching on TV. This is really my biggest pet peeve when it comes to hotels. I can’t stand it when you can hear your neighbors!
The food is just okay for breakfast which comes with your room rate. It’s a buffet breakfast and they do have both cold (yogurt, cereals, pastries) and hot items (eggs, bacon, sausages, biscuits). Just mediocre but what do you expect when it’s practically «free.»
There is also Happy Hour which starts at 4:30. $ 2 for beer and well drinks, and free popcorn. Popcorn was good.
They only have valet parking here for which there is a daily fee with in and out privileges. So you’d have to call for your car ahead of time if you want it to be waiting for you outside by the time you’re ready to leave.
Location is ideal! It’s on the California side of Stateline. It’s really right next to the casinos, so no need to drive if you want to gamble. It’s also next to the Gondola shops and restaurants. Across the street, there are more shops and restaurants as well. The lake is less than a quarter mile walk. We walked to most of the Unilocal Tahoe Getaway events from here, so it was nice not having to designate a DD! Really a great location for a hotel!
If the price is right, we’d definitely stay here again. Thanks to Unilocal for introducing us to this hotel!

Located literally feet from the front doors of a casino, and walking distance to everything, location is amazing. The place was clean and efficient. The staff was charming. I think this was a Courtyard at one time. It has all the bells and whistles of a large property with a few exceptions. I don’t know if my expectations were to high or what.
Nitpicking — — - I was surprised that they charge $ 25 a day parking plus tip for mandatory valet. And $ 5 a day for internet (none of us could get it to work) free everywhere. Charge non-​guests is what I suggest. Dining room and bar were fine. But guest happy hour? I don’t remember Courtyard charging for drinks, and they wouldn’t consider pretzels and popcorn snacks at happy hour. A little underwhelming.
I was with a group and got a special rate, but that does not diminish that others paying full boat having those charges.
The ladies at the hospitality/​Information desk were solid gold. Take care Angels. You were so helpful. And the rooms spacious and clean.

I recently stayed at the Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel and had a pretty good stay for the money. The place is A-​OK, as three stars indicates. Our room was nice, and I like the fact that it was formerly a Embassy Suites Inn, with 100% suites. and a free breakfast. The staff was friendly and helpful, but a couple of things could be improved upon:
The in-​room AC was noisy. I know that this isn’t an easy fix, but when the place is remodeled in the future, somebody should look into this
The pillows were very fat, which is fine, but some of us get stiff necks when sleeping on these monsters. Having a couple of skinny choices (possibly feather?) would be a nice option.
The Breakfast needs work. It looks like they took the «dining experience» directly from Embassy Suites, with the standard low-​quality fare: Fruit consisting of watermelon, cantaloupe, and a few whole apples, the standard lousy and cardboardy little Danish pastries, wet scrambled eggs in big trays (from powder), institutional (= lousy) bacon, and white «bread», if you can call it that. Maybe because I am a Unilocaler and I know that the difference isn’t just cost, I challenge the hotel to improve this crummy breakfast. You have staff there that could be providing better choices, such as whole multigrain toast, edible pastries, real eggs cooked on request, and something better than the same old melon and apples every day.
Anyway, I can see why some guests actually don’t bother with the free breakfast, opting to go into town to have a far superior meal. But that isn’t what you are hoping for, is it?
So would I stay here again? Sure, the room is what it is all about. But it sure would be easy to upgrade the guest experience by upping the quality of the «free breakfast».

Lake Tahoe Resort is one the finest sexiest Resort Hotels I have ever been to for the weekend of Oct 1 – 3, 2015. This is definitely an upscale hotel that screams «Why You SO Fancy!»
Picturing Tahoe right now without the impending drought, this place is a definitely place to go stop by, and is close within walking distance to all attractions, restaurants, souvenir shops, casinos, and Starbucks if you get tired of hotel coffee in general. And of course, you get a bonus with a Holiday Picture Perfect Scenery behind the hotel with the beautiful mountain for a Holiday Postcard, if only there was snow! Believe me, I went here 6 years ago with family when snow was bountiful, the view was breath taking.
Pros about this place:
1. Great Valet Service, and they can call a cab for you especially if you’re a tourist. No need to google for a taxi cab number.
2. Awesome breakfast daily from 7am-​10am! Wake up early tourist (s), especially on weekends, because available seats/​tables gets taken so fast. But hey, you can carry your breakfast to your room and have breakfast in bed if theres not enough seats available at the dining lobby for you and/​or family and/​or spouse and/​or kid (children).
3. Awesome popcorn/​snack service at the dining lobby between 3pm-​6pm.
4. AWESOME VIEW UPON WALKING IN! The resort invites you to an indoor-​like jungle.
5. The Amazing speed of the elevator. Thank god it isn’t so slow to take you up & down to your rooms, and theres more than 2 elevators.
6. Amazing room service, they’re a phone call away!
7. They have a vending machine upstairs and free ice next to the vending machine!
8. The room offered is spectacular, its huge, and they have a folding futon that becomes a bed in the living room. And the room offered has 4 sinks: 2 sinks in the bathroom, 1 sink the bedroom (I guess its used to wash up after making love, so no need to go to the bathroom), and 1 sink in the living room (kinda/​sorta set-​up like a very mini bar)… And as all I described, I guess it varies what kind of room you purchased because you may not have the same room set up, because my friend Bridget had an upscale suite!
Cons about this place:
1. NO FREE WIFI! You have to purchase it. Grrrrrrrr…
2. NO FREE PARKING, use the VALET! If you want free parking, just park at a nearby well lit street. And hide your belongings or bring it with you to the hotel.

What a beautiful place. We stayed here for the Unilocal Tahoe Getaway. Admittedly, I probably wouldn’t have paid the normal rates, but now maybe I would. We got extremely good rates for the event as well as half price valet service. The room was HUGE! 3 sinks, 2 tvs, comfy bed.
The free breakfast buffet was extroidinary. There was a yogurt bar, an oatmeal bar, a fruit bar and a toast/​muffin bar– all the fixings tou could want. I ofcourse didnt do these. I went for the hot breakfast stuff! Egg cassoroles, scrambled eggs, french toast, biscuits and gravy with extra toppings at the end ie cheese, jalapenos, syrup. We ate here every morning and were stuffed!
The valet service has a convienent texting system where you text them 10 minutes before you want your car and even when we just needed something out of it, they were sweet and helpful and careful with our truck.
The lobby was gorgeous and fun to look at. When we return to SLT, I will definately check their rates at the time.

The Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel was one of two host hotels for Unilocal Lake Tahoe getaway in October of 2015. There are many rumors that this hotel used to be in Embassy Suites. Well it looks exactly like one because all the rooms look down into a central atrium. The rooms are huge with a living room dining area wet bar and separate bedroom. The wet bar also has a microwave, coffee maker, and separate sink. The bedroom also has a second sink /​vanity area.
Every morning from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. there is a hot and cold breakfast which includes several fruits, sausage, bacon, eggs and what appears to be gravy and biscuits. Juices, sodas, coffees, and teas are also available.
The hotel’s location is also amazing. So close to the casinos and other restaurants and shops. This is a little bit of a pet peeve but I don’t think hotels should charge for Wi-​Fi. I think it should be available at least in the common areas like the lobby and restaurant. Definitely a good choice!

GREAT hotel in a great location!!!
It was my first time in South Lake Tahoe and couldn’t have been happier. You can walk to the gondola and Heavenly village from here during the day and to Harrahs and other casinos at night.
The lobby is very nice, with a koi pond, a cute bear welcoming you, lots of greenery, feels like you’re in Tahoe!
We got a spacious suite with microwave, fridge, dining table…
Free breakfast buffet had eggs, quiche, bacon, fresh fruit, cereal, pastries…
Happy hour had popcorn and pretzels, and a full bar with $ 2 drinks from 4:30 — 6:30p
$ 26 valet parking comes with in and out privileges
Nice for families if you want a peaceful stay. I saw families enjoying the pool even late at night.
Front desk and concierge were nice and friendly.
Recommended!