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Hampton Inn & Suites Tahoe

3.7 (217 reviews)
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Nina W.

Highly recommend! Super clean, very quiet and the linen is super soft. The shower pressure is so strong. I love the complimentary breakfast as well. Pets are allowed. Location is great for north Lake Tahoe without breaking the budget. The only downside is that the pet relief area is a bit dismal lol.

A fireplace in the room!
Amy S.

As a Hilton diamond member, I had to wait a bit for a room so was disappointed in that aspect. But the front desk agent was kind enough to issue me a guest key so that I could use the pool. It was a hot July day, and I sat out by the pool waiting for my room. There's free breakfast. That's always a plus. Rooms are spacious and accommodating. There's only one sink though. The room has a fireplace! How many Hamptons have you stayed at that have a actual fireplace in the guest room? Granted it's gas and not wood-burning but still the ambience is lovely. It's located in Truckee, California so it's convenient to the highways and local shopping and dining.

Nice breakfast bar.
Tommy J.

From the moment you walk in, or greeted warmly. The staff is all super friendly and helpful. Even housekeeping greets you warmly. There are plenty of options to stay in Truckee, however this home definitely has the best breakfast. There are two different coffee's, decaf and light rose. There is a hot water dispenser in case you want hot cocoa or tea. There's a juice machine, Hot cereal station, and a warmer that has either sausage or kielbasa and then to the right of that there is either French toast or mini cheese omelettes. Behind all of this, there is a waffle station wife can make your own waffle. They have different waffle batter's, melted for the Belgian style waffle and then cinnamon roll batter. I have tried the cinnamon roll, it's very good. To the left of that there are two different types of fruit jams to put on your waffle as well as butter and syrup. Next to the juice, there is a bread station where you can get bagels, muffins, danishes. Kind of small and compact but contains pretty much everything that is needed for a good breakfast. This is not a cheap place. It is a Hampton Inn, and also it is in Truckee. Both require a premium. But the service is outstanding as well as... The breakfast!

Queen beds
Eric W.

The Hampton Inn is located right off of Hwy 267 and a 10 minute drive to Northstar. Here is the run down: 1. Breakfast included. Good selection of spread. My goto is the make your own waffle. Restaurant quality. 2. Free parking and plenty. 3. Online checkin and checkout. The digital key is awesome. No wasting time at the front desk. 4. Rooms are average size and beds are comfy. Upgrade to a suite for more space. Suite has sofa, microwave and fridge. Price can vary depending on the time of year. It can get pricey. Did I mention, it's a 10 minute drive to Northstar?

Lillian W.

I stayed at this Hamptons in Truckee CA. Overall, I enjoyed my multiple day stay. It was a good alternative to the higher priced hotels and resorts in the area. Lake Tahoe, Carnelian Bay and Kings Beach, is about 12 miles down the road. My room was clean. The room furnishings and decor were basic. The shower pressure and water temps were excellent. The toiletries were Neutrogena brand. The AC unit worked well. The mattress was good. Hmmm...The coffee pot and its accouterments were placed in the bathroom though. I suppose they placed it there because the bathroom counter has more space vs the counter space in the room. There is no fridge or microwave. Bummer. Normally that would have been a deal breaker but for the price of this hotel vs the others, the savings made up for it. They have an outdoor pool with lots of lounge chairs. The hotel provides towels for pool and gym use. They have fire pits. The gym has a stationary recumbent bike, treadmill, elliptical, free weights, and exercise bike. The parking lot had plenty of spaces. There are complimentary baked cookies and red apples in the afternoon at the checkin counter. They offer complimentary breakfast. Nice big ole spread! They switch up the main offerings daily, including a meat option. Variety! One day it was country potatoes, bagel bites, and bacon. Another day it was scrambled eggs, sausage patties, and biscuits & gravy. The daily breakfast offerings includes make your own Belgian waffles, hard boiled eggs, cereals, oatmeal, toast, muffins, English muffins, cinnamon rolls, bagels, yogurt, and whole pieces of fruit. Staff was super friendly from the checkin counter staff, maids, and maintenance crew. Terrific!

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For my first visit to Truckee and the Sierras, we wanted to stay "in the middle of it all" in…read moredowntown Truckee. We found that the Truckee hotel was just that - the perfect place to relax, walk the town and just chill out. The booking process was easy, and we received text updates from the hotel on the day of check in. We received the code to the door to get in, and our key cards were waiting for us as promised. Our room was on the third floor - lots of stairs! The hotel did text and ask if we were ok with stairs - since it is a registered historic venue, it is was it is:) We found our room (American, queen bed with private bath) to be spotless and lovely. Old-timey clawfoot tub with shower in bathroom, and the sink was outside the bathroom - the sink had separate hot and cold faucets . We had our own Keurig coffee maker, pods, tea bags, and breakfast biscuits. Windows were open, with several fans they had brought in: the temps reached mid-80's while there, and the building was quite hot. On the second floor alcove there is a breakfast area with packaged breads and biscuits, coffee maker with Peets regular and decaf pods, many different kinds of Stash teas, cold and hot water dispenser. Small microwave as well. No fridge. In this area there is a door that opens to the outside balcony, where we sat and looked out over the town, sipping coffee and relaxing. A nice respite from the heat. The hotel sits above Moody's restaurant, which can get quite loud in the evenings. The sound was not an issue inside the hotel though. Nor did we hear anything from any adjoining room to ours. Things to know: First of all, this is an old hotel, beautifully maintained. Observations about it are my own, not blaming the hotel. Just want folks to know the ins and outs of this old beauty! First of all, the floors in our room sloped in areas, so it can feel like you are off balance or having a stroke! Kind of an adventure! Second, we were on the third floor, and the stairs going to the third floor are deceptively steep, and stairway is not well lit. Seems like it could be a bit dangerous. I did give this feedback to the management; they are faced with the hotel being a historical building and alterations can come at a steep price and impact. That said, maybe a lamp nearby, or stick-on lights? Just be aware when using the stairs. These are just my observations, not at all a reason to avoid staying here. All in all, it was a lovely stay, despite the heat. Will visit again when it is cooler out!

The Good: The location in downtown Truckee can't be beat. The historic nature of the building is…read morecharming. There's a great indoor communal space and outdoor deck on the second floor. The Bad: The room was "tired" and depressing with grime in the bathroom and carpet. The price was way too high for the poor condition of the room. The Ugly: I was literally burned when the shower suddenly went from warm to scalding hot for a few seconds. When I reported this to the staff, I was told this had never happened before. Insensitive as well as hard to believe.

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