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    Tahoe Cruises

    Tahoe Cruises

    4.7(743 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Certified professionals

    Tahoe Cruises at the Ski Run Marina had so many excursions to choose from, from kayaking, jet skis,…read morecruises and power boat rentals of all sizes. My kids chose the 2-hour Class C - 20 feet open Bow Speed Boat ($478). I thought we would have a driver with us to take us out but no.... They showed my kids how the boat operates, took us out to the open water, and let us loose! There was eight of us on board. It was beautiful out on the water, with the rocking waves, and beautiful scenery and sky. But not when you have my kids driving it like a race car on water. We were rocking like crazy and we all got wet. Especially my grandchildren sitting at the front, who were drenched! I told my kids to slow down, but they say, "he said we could floor it." OMG!! The kids had to put on life jackets and the adults were told there are emergency life jackets on board. Well, with my kids enjoying what the boat can do, I threw on my life jacket! I admit, my kids are very responsible drivers on land. They had so much fun driving the boat in the wide open lake. As scared as I was of possibly being overtaken by waves or capsizing, it was an amazing experience, and it felt so good out there. Absolutely beautiful!! I really enjoyed it, and the staff were great. They know exactly what they're doing. The water started to get kind of choppy, so we ventured back towards the shore after an hour, called them on the radio, and staff came out on a dingy to help dock the boat so that we can safely get out. I am so glad I went on this excursion. If you love the water and drifting up and down with the waves, this is a must try!

    We had a great time on our Lake Tahoe boat cruise! It was a promotional deal through the Golden…read moreNugget Casino. It included a shuttle ride to Ski Run Blvd Marina where we boarded the Safari Rose. The captain and crew were amazing! They served light hors d'oeuvres, they had a bar on board as well. The views were amazing! We went from the marina to Emerald Bay and back. This is definitely a must try in South Lake! The only hiccup was the delivery of the mobile tickets and there was not a lot of information about how to obtain them. I tried calling all the numbers that were listed through Golden Nugget but no one returned my call. Once this gets ironed out, it would definitely be a 5-star experience.

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    Tahoe Cruises - Emeral Bay, Lake Tahoe

    Emeral Bay, Lake Tahoe

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    Romantic Sunsets

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    The Landing Resort And Spa - Guests enjoying breakfast next to their in-room fireplace

    The Landing Resort And Spa

    3.8(501 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    The hotel itself is a bit of a disappointment after reading the lenghthly upscale description on…read morethe website. The outside walk to the pool is the equivalent to those found in less expensive motels. The promise of a private beach for Landing guests is very misleading. Use of it required ticketed entry. No chairs or umbrellas except expensive rentals from another location (not available most times). OK, now the plusses. The staff including the new GM were welcoming and helpful. But the hit of our stay was the restaurant. Their cuisine was as good as any restaurant we've been to. Their chef produced absolutely outstanding menu choices and presentations. The waiter crew were friendly and professional with special consideration to Clay who made our evening meal choices memorable. Overall, with some needed structural enhancements to the hotel, itself, it would live up to its web description. Thank God for the restaurant.

    Just book it, especially if you have fur babies!…read more My husband and I live in Reno and wanted to book an anniversary trip to Tahoe that we could take our senior Weimaraners. We also have a friend who is a photographer and we haven't had professional photos taken since our wedding 18 years ago so we thought The Landing would be the perfect place since they host weddings here and it's right next to the beach. There are so many excellent parts to mention but I will start with the staff. From the moment we walked in, everyone was so friendly and welcoming to us and our dog. Our 15 year old had just passed and so our 12 year old was a little lost and loved all of the attention. She was treated just like one of the family. They even allow dogs on the free shuttle which is so perfect so we were able to go into the village and have lunch with her. It's a downhill walk back and so pretty, so we enjoyed the fresh air back. They upgraded our room and the views of the lake were perfect. It was so easy taking Juno out for potty breaks. It was extremely quiet and clean. The heated floors and toilets are a nice touch. We had dinner one night in the restaurant and it is the best meal I've had in Tahoe. The Venison is unbelievably tender and flavorful. My husband loved his homemade pasta with huge prawns. Our server, Kevin, went above and beyond to make the night special. They even let us take a few pictures in the bar area which I think turned out really cool with all of the bottles and colors in the background. Of course we all come for Tahoe! This place is right on a perfect spot. Beautiful sunrises and sunsets, some trees and grassy areas also made for perfect pictures. We were there right at the start of Memorial Day weekend so it was extremely quiet and peaceful. I'm sure it will get busy in the height of summer but even then being able to walk across the street from your room makes it so convenient. We want to thank everyone at The Landing for a perfect trip! We can't wait to do it again!

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    The Landing Resort And Spa - Shady area on the beach across from the hotel

    Shady area on the beach across from the hotel

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    Great beach sunsets

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    Margaritaville Resort Lake Tahoe - Two Queen Premium Suite - Living room

    Margaritaville Resort Lake Tahoe

    2.8(209 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$$

    My wife and I had a wonderful time at this Margaritaville resort. I'm glad that I hadn't read most…read moreof the reviews prior to visiting, since many of the other reviewers commented about their frustration on issues that I knew about in advance.. I knew that the mandatory valet parking fee was expensive, and I knew that the resort fee was uncomfortably high. I also knew the Margaritaville brand, and that there would likely be a disconnect between the lake/ mountain experience of Lake Tahoe versus the traditional Margaritaville palm tree vibe. All of that said, there's a lot to like here. The rooms are large, with a separate living room area from the bedroom, there's a dining table, mini fridge, safe in the room, and the water pressure is pretty decent from the handheld shower head. The location is also wonderful, just feet away from the major casinos on the Nevada side, lots of restaurants and retail, the marina, Heavenly village, Edgewood, etc. We spent more time outside the room then we did inside. The TV channels having pretty basic cable was a bit of an annoyance, but since they do have Chromecast, I was able to cast my own TV apps from my phone to the hotel TV. The hotel had a musician come in daily (nice touch), and from their position in the lobby, their voice carried throughout the entire hotel. The hotel itself gives off a layout vibe of an Embassy suites - about eight floors of rooms around a middle courtyard that has the breakfast restaurant on one side, the bar and other seating on the opposite side, and lots of foliage all over. There's also a lot of colorful seating with umbrella covering around the outside of the hotel, which makes indoor / outdoor living easy. That said, I am disappointed with the management/leadership of this hotel, as all of the biggest frustrations are simple fixes that have come up in recurring complaints on this review site. People complain about the lack of engagement at check-in, and I experienced the same thing. Teaching people in hospitality on how to engage with traveling guests is part art and part operational science, but despite all the people who have complained about it, it's still not fixed. I pray that somebody from Margaritaville leadership would take over and start training on how to speak to a customer. I've experienced far better engagement from the cashiers at my local supermarket than I did at this hotel. I've personally trained hundreds of customer service representatives in my 30-plus year career, I was tempted to start teaching people on the spot. Come on Margaritaville, please be better. I've also been trying to come up with a better word for the shuttle management, but I just have to use the word dumb. Before we arrived, I received a text from the hotel informing me of the available shuttle to take us around the local area, and encouraging me to ask the front desk when I arrive. I did ask the front desk agent, and she shared "I don't know when the shuttle runs - it just kind of goes around in a loop. We don't have anything to do with it, you should ask the valet." So I then went to the valet booth, where they said "yeah, it's here when it's here, it picks up and drops off on its own schedule, you should ask the guys who park cars if they've seen it yet today." So when we wanted to go to the marina, we stood out in front and asked the parking attendant, and he encouraged us to stand by the trash can and wait. We waited about 5 minutes (the shuttle was there with hazards flashing, they just couldn't find the driver) at which point we decided to just walk the 1.5 miles on our own. This hotel motivated us to get a lot of steps in over our 4 days.. we never did get to use the shuttle as it never seemed to be available. Even if the hotel has made the strategic decision not to put the shuttle on a fixed schedule, a true "resort" would say, "how about you enjoy our lobby comfortably, and when the shuttle arrives will come get you" (or something similar). To have a plan of putting customers next to the trash can, as a hospitality business, it's just bad leadership judgment. So overall, everything about this Margaritaville gives off the Embassy suites vibe (not a bad thing), from the rooms and layout to the amenities, even down to the "we clean your room when we feel like it" experience (for us, they randomly cleaned it after day 3 of our four-day visit)... And that all comes at a premium price, with additional fees. There's nothing that for me felt like a "resort." All of that is balanced against a great location and the laid-back Margaritaville appearance which I personally enjoy. I keep asking myself if I would stay there again - the best answer I have is probably not at these prices, but if the price was right I would give it another shot.

    Honestly, not the best experience for an overpriced hotel. Let me start off with checkin - the…read morefront desk lady was nice, checked us in and provided the AMEX hotel collection welcome letter. We were told we were upgraded because of booking through Amex THC, however, I got the same Two queen bed premium suite that I booked. After calling and checking on the upgrade - they said "that was the upgrade because the hotel was filled with bookings". We didnt get any view or extra amenities. As soon as you enter the driveway - there is always a smell of smoking and weed both near the exits and in the hallways regardless of the no smoking signs everywhere. The bathroom is quite small and has a bit of mold growth on the ceilings, there is absolutely no ventilation nor exhaust in the bathroom. The rooms are small but they work, not many complaints there. The indoor pool is very musty and stinks of strong chlorine with no ventilation again. There is an outdoor patio attached to this but it was a wreck that guests probably have not kept well but the hotel staff also dont bother to clean during the day. The hotel does not have any self parking, and valet is $50-$60 on any given day. To top this off, the hotel charges $50 resort fee, $7 taxes on the resort fee for other amenities which includes a PRE ROUTED SHUTTLE. They say its a shuttle within a 4 mile radius but thats not true and it stops at a ski resort and something else. The only good thing for paying almost $1K for two nights was probably the $100 F&B credit with Amex THC that I could use at the cafe. This isn't even peak season, its late August.

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    Margaritaville Resort Lake Tahoe - Resort Front Entrance

    Resort Front Entrance

    Margaritaville Resort Lake Tahoe - The view from outside our room.

    The view from outside our room.

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    Black Bear Lodge - Hideout Cabin

    Black Bear Lodge

    4.6(162 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$$

    10/10 The property…read moreis gorgeous. The room felt like a luxurious apartment. With 2 huge bathrooms, soft towels, and luxurious bedding, the stay was very comfortable. I loved the tea kettle and assortment of teas/coffee. I also liked the addition of having a back patio. The bedroom and living room were spacious and each had a fireplace. The lodge is close to a lot and I truly cannot imagine a better stay and was worth every penny.

    We had such a fantastic stay at Black Bear Lodge in South Lake Tahoe! It truly feels like the…read moreperfect blend of resort-style amenities and a cozy, intimate retreat, all at a really reasonable price. We've visited South Lake many times over the years and honestly had never considered staying here before, but now it's officially our go-to spot. We stayed in the Rubicon wing on the ground floor, and our room had the loveliest fireplace that made everything feel extra warm and relaxing. From the moment we arrived, we felt so welcomed. Homemade cookies were waiting for us, and we loved unwinding with a glass of wine from the happy hour bar in the beautiful lobby. One of our favorite thoughtful touches was the essential oil diffuser bar in the main lodge. You can borrow a diffuser and choose your own oil to bring back to your room, which made the whole experience feel extra special and personalized. The whole property is small, quaint, and impeccably clean, which made it so peaceful to stroll around and take it all in. We already can't wait to come back and next time, we're bringing family with us. Such a special place!

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    Black Bear Lodge - Hideout Cabin bedroom

    Hideout Cabin bedroom

    Black Bear Lodge - Hideout Cabin welcome

    Hideout Cabin welcome

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    Tipsy Putt

    Tipsy Putt

    4.5(475 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$

    Tipsy Putt made our first night in South Lake Tahoe an absolute blast! We stumbled across it while…read morewalking by, and it just happened to be Trivia Night with DJ Trivia hosted by Sierra Nevada Tom. As soon as we walked in, it was clear there was plenty to do. Whether you want to stay busy or just kick back and watch a game, they've got you covered. There's a fun mini golf course with obstacle-style holes, cornhole, other interactive games, tons of big-screen TVs showing sports, plenty of high-top tables, a long bar, and even outdoor seating. We decided to grab a couple seats at the bar. We were first greeted by Kelly, who was incredibly friendly, had a great smile, and genuinely seemed happy to take care of us. Then Ben took over, and he was awesome. Super personable, easy to joke around with, and the kind of bartender who keeps interacting with guests even when he's busy. The staff alone is a reason we'd come back. Trivia isn't usually my thing, but we decided to join in anyway. It's free, energetic, and a lot of fun. There were probably around 25 teams playing, and Tom did a great job keeping the energy up all night. The questions start out pretty easy to build your confidence, then get progressively tougher. It ended up being a great time and the perfect way to spend our first night in Tahoe.

    Pretty cool spot to hang out, and grab a couple of beers before playing a couple hands of black…read moreJack. We got the loaded nachos and it was a pretty hefty plate. The service was pretty good I could always go up to the counter and grab a beer if needed.

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    Tipsy Putt
    Tipsy Putt - Great burrito, great beer, super fun mini golf!

    Great burrito, great beer, super fun mini golf!

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