Set high in the beautiful Sierra Nevada mountains this resort has it all. Stay in either the resort-style rooms or suites and enjoy the lovely views of the mountains and snow covered ancient ponderosa forests through the large picture windows. There’s a range of dining options from the fresh coffee and pastries of Bearshine Cafe, a great choice for breakfast or lunch, delve into a rack of ribs at Sandy’s pub, or if something more elegant is your preference, book a table at the Six Peaks Grille where you can enjoy a cocktail before dinner. The exclusive chairlift will whisk you to the slopes at your convenience, whilst the on-site skating rink with certainly keep you and the kids entertained if you fancy an icy challenge. For a change of pace, book a treatment at the full service spa, you deserve it after a hectic day on the slopes!
Amenities
Golf
Ski
Bar
Fitness Centre/Gym
Hot tub
Restaurant
Room Service
Spa
Swimming Pool
Where is it
Nestled at the base of Olympic Valley, minutes from Lake Tahoe.
Hotel information
405 rooms and suites. All rooms with air-conditioning and heating, LCD flatscreen TV, telephone, WiFi*, iron and board, and hairdryer. Deluxe Forest View Rooms with 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults.
Deluxe Valley View rooms, Forest Fireplace Suites and Valley View Fireplace Suites are available for a supplement. All suites with gas fireplaces, LCD flatscreen TV, telephone, iron and board, hairdryer and kitchenette, sleeping maximum 4 adults.
Cascades (buffet breakfast, plus seasonal dinner menu). Six Peaks Grille (contemporary steakhouse), Sandy’s Pub (open for lunch and dinner), Bearshine Cafe (open for breakfast, lunch and light meals), The Oasis Pool Bar (seasonal). Iron Road Noodle House (coming soon). In-room dining*. The Spa at Everline* with treatment rooms, sauna and steam rooms. Fitness centre. Outdoor pool complex with year-round heated lap pool, waterslide and 3 whirlpools. Lawn games. Daily activities schedule. Bicycle hire*. Fishing*. Ice-skating rink* (seasonal), cross country skiing course*, snowshoeing*, snowcat tours*, and exclusive ski-in/ski-out access to the 3rd largest ski resort in North America*. Full-service ski/snowboard rentals*. Shopping promenade. The Links at Everline golf course (seasonal)*. Footgolf* (seasonal). Concierge. WiFi access.
This hotel has a resort fee of $50 plus tax per room, per day (payable locally, subject to change)
Resort fee includes:- Premium WiFi access - Morning coffee station in lobby from 5.00am-7.00am - In-room tea and coffee - 24-hour access to fitness centre - Access to the pool complex - Poolside activities and lawn games - Golf club storage - Access to dry and steam sauna in the spa - Seasonal transportation to and from Palisades Tahoe (winter only) - Discounted apparel items, golf green fees, and ski valet service - Seasonal Friday and Saturday night dive-in movies at Oasis Pool. Resort fee and inclusions are subject to change and availability. Please check with the hotel for more information.
*Denotes local charge.
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Jan 10, 2025Sophi-tran
Beautiful resort that use to be the Hyatt, has a direct lift from resort onto Red Dog into Palisades, they also have their own shuttle service. Use to be better when it was the Hyatt but now it’s more of a time share ? Given location and the 5 jacuzzis and good pool and shuttle service to Palisades, I would recommend if offered at a reasonable…
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Beautiful resort that use to be the Hyatt, has a direct lift from resort onto Red Dog into Palisades, they also have their own shuttle service. Use to be better when it was the Hyatt but now it’s more of a time share ? Given location and the 5 jacuzzis and good pool and shuttle service to Palisades, I would recommend if offered at a reasonable price
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Abandon hope all yee who eat breakfast burritos here.
Dec 29, 2024danielbX6070CO
First, the good: the room was very nice and beds were very comfy. Also our room was very quiet. The pool is very nice. The hotel is very elegant albeit pricey.
Now for the negative: breakfast was horrendous. We had the breakfast burritos and they tasted too dangerous to eat. I would rather eat at a motel six. I asked the front desk staff if they…
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First, the good: the room was very nice and beds were very comfy. Also our room was very quiet. The pool is very nice. The hotel is very elegant albeit pricey.
Now for the negative: breakfast was horrendous. We had the breakfast burritos and they tasted too dangerous to eat. I would rather eat at a motel six. I asked the front desk staff if they knew how bad the food was in one of the staff member said the burritos are terrible! Why does a “category eight hotel” diminish itself by having incredibly low quality food? We were planning on staying here in February as well but this is absolutely a good reason for us not to stay here again. Next the waterslide was closed. One of the front desk staff was very snobby. Finally, after we check in, we have to walk in the cold to our rooms, which is unpleasant, especially if you’re visiting in winter.
If you’re looking for a Hyatt property in Lake Tahoe area, the one in incline village is measurably superior in my opinion.
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Overpriced , no help from staff, dangerous. Not worth the huge price
Dec 24, 2024Sunshine50815255758Kelseyville, California
Scary and Dangerous! My kids and I just had a terrible experience here. We could not get into the pools so we tried a second way around which opened for us. We walked through and my kids started sinking to their knees in ice water, they where screaming that there feet hurt, screaming and crying, they lost there shoes in the snow and ice and they…
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Scary and Dangerous! My kids and I just had a terrible experience here. We could not get into the pools so we tried a second way around which opened for us. We walked through and my kids started sinking to their knees in ice water, they where screaming that there feet hurt, screaming and crying, they lost there shoes in the snow and ice and they had to walk several feet about 12 ft in snow and ice ti get to a fire pits to warm there feet . Even as my kids cried and screamed nobody came to help. That entrance to the pool had no warning not to enter . I called the front desk several times. Waited for help to get my kids shoes back and nobody came until I went and found a nice young lady who helped me carry my kids back trough about 5 minutes to our room because my kids had no shoes and it was cold and snowing . I would never expect for a place that charges this much money to treat guests this way and also not be aware of the dangers after so many years of being open. Kids were so stressed out we just hung out in the hotel room. Where we weren’t even able to get them a decent dinner for “in -room dining” for dinner there is really not very many options at all. I tried getting them to go back to having fun after the scare we had at the pools, went to the “Game Room” this is such a sad and depressing “game room” I own an in -home daycare and have more games than this. They have some old connect 4 and a soccer table that’s always being hogged. How does a place that charges so much money have this terrible customer service . The manager names Nicole did her best to makeup for it but this place is so limited , in everything. I don’t think we will be coming back . We will try a different place because this place charges us above $2400 dollars and then still charges us parking to not even have carts to carry out luggage up to our room available to us . And charges extra for parking, also still charges for skate rentals, sleds and $5 water bottles ? Won’t be coming back . Will try a different resort next year. For this price we can do better. The rooms are not too speaciek either for $400 dollars a night this experience really sucks . Don’t come here .
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Anniversary stay
Dec 20, 2024rarbob53
Outstanding hotel resort experience. It was a snowy stay having arrived after a big dumping in mid December. What a beautiful scenic resort. My wife enjoyed an excellent spa experience. Only downer was the fine dinging restaurant was closed two of the days we were there. This is apparently normal for the area as our search for alternative dining…
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Outstanding hotel resort experience. It was a snowy stay having arrived after a big dumping in mid December. What a beautiful scenic resort. My wife enjoyed an excellent spa experience. Only downer was the fine dinging restaurant was closed two of the days we were there. This is apparently normal for the area as our search for alternative dining had the same result.
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Bucket list
Dec 19, 2024Robert H
Some trips are good but you end the trip ready to go back home. Other trips you think I could just live here. This place is the second one. Incredible service. Friendlly staff at six Peaks( Susan). Great rentals, food is fantastic. Just to die for..
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