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    Brockway Springs Resort - Welcome To Brockway Springs Resort!

    Brockway Springs Resort

    (49 reviews)

    Brockway Springs property is lovely - the grounds, pool and sport courts are well maintained. If…read moreyou plan to rent here, go through their on-site management - very helpful. AVOID UNIT 3 MANAGED BY GRAND WELCOME. Walls and carpet are dirty, the oven and internet/wifi did not work upon arrival - it took two days to fix them and another two days to get bathmats. We made two contacts over four days about mice in the unit before help arrived. I spent too much of my vacation time cleaning what should have been done before we arrived. No one is maintaining this unit.

    My family has been coming here for over 40 years, and we truly love this place. The location and…read moregrounds are absolutely beautiful and are the reason we keep coming back. Location & Grounds: The setting is incredible, well-maintained, and hard to beat. Units & Amenities: Unfortunately, the units haven't changed much over the years, especially considering what they charge. The mattresses are very uncomfortable, the TVs barely work, and many of the amenities feel outdated. The sauna never seems to get hot enough, and I've always wondered why a hot tub has never been added, it would be a great improvement. We also found that basic supplies like toilet paper were very limited. This property has so much potential, and with some updates to the units and amenities, it could easily be a five-star experience. My entire family feels the same way. We love coming here and hope the owners invest in modernizing the accommodations to match the incredible location.

    The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe

    The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe

    (543 reviews)

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    Should read 4.5 stars but I'm rounding up!…read more We had the most amazing ski vacation at the Ritz Carlton. We spent 4 nights here and did not leave the property except to ski 3 whole days. Here's my notes: ***Seriously ski-in ski-out: The hotel is located on a ski run, so we literally traded our shoes for our boots at the mountain concierge and then grabbed our skis/poles from the concierge outside and started skiing down the mountain to our desired lift. No need to hop on a slow gondola or walk a distance to get to the snow. ***Some fun hotel perks: The hotel does a smores thing at 4:30 pm every day and we thought it was a very nice event. They gave everyone a plate with a graham cracker and piece of chocolate, then your choice of marshmallow (they had strawberry and regular). They also gave us a cup of hot chocolate with a little liquor if you were so inclined. They also had Kids events and we had our little guy paint a pinecone. He had a great time with the very nice guy running it and who knew painting a pinecone could be so fun? ***The restaurants: While we had high hopes for going out to Truckee to check out some cool restaurants, we were so tired from skiing at the end of each day, we never made it out. We loved the food at the Lobby Bar (I think it's called the Living Room) and their new taco restaurant which is called Montesa. Both are expensive (for example, get ready to pay $11-13 for a taco) but we really liked the food at both places. We also ate at Manzanita which is the high end restaurant and the service was amazing plus our little guy LOVED their kids buffet. We on the other hand thought the food was just okay and I don't think we would do this again. So why 4.5 stars and not 5 stars? ***Communication could be improved. We asked directions to the Smores event and a staff member told us it was at the Backyard restaurant and it's not there. In addition, because we pushed out our trip by a day due to the weather, we lost the room upgrade we had secured. It was not the Ritz Carton's fault that we lost this, but there were a couple places where we told the Ritz what was happening with us and they could have told us that they could not guarantee our upgrade. ***Service times at the Lobby Bar restaurant were extremely slow. There was one night where we waited for our food for at least an hour and a half. We will be back!

    We booked a family stay at the Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe for myself, my wife, and our six-year-old…read moreson. A few days before our trip, our son was diagnosed and tested positive for RSV. I called and asked for a reservation modification given the circumstances, and I was completely open to alternative solutions: a date modification, Marriott Bonvoy points to rebook on our own, a refund, or anything reasonable. We just wanted some flexibility. What followed was the usual runaround. We called the Ritz-Carlton directly, they told us they couldn't help because we booked through American Express. So we called Amex, whose concierge team was empathetic and professional. They reached out to the Ritz-Carlton on our behalf. After waiting 24 hours and following up, we were told that Ritz-Carlton management responded via email and declined to allow modifications to the reservation and still expect us at the property unless we pay a $750 cancellation fee. We presented a positive diagnosis of a contagious virus, were willing to accept any reasonable accommodation; a date change, points, anything, and the answer was no. This raises a serious concern beyond our personal frustration. If the Ritz-Carlton would rather a family show up carrying a contagious virus than accommodate a date change, what does that say about their commitment to the health and safety of their guests and staff? How many other sick guests have they pressured to check in rather than lose a night's revenue? What about employees who may face the same inflexibility when they're ill? For a brand that markets itself as the gold standard of hospitality, this experience seems like the opposite.

    Tamarack Lodge Motel - Double Queen Room, hardwood floor

    Tamarack Lodge Motel

    (115 reviews)

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    What a beautiful, peaceful property with wonderful hosts…read more The lodge sits on 4 acres located about 1 mile out of downtown Tahoe City and borders Burton Creek State Park. Enjoy the delicious artesian well tap water, walking the trails, play horseshoes or enjoy the outdoor fireplace while roasting marshmallows. You can walk to the lake across the highway or take a short drive to quiet and secluded beach areas. We stayed in cabin 16, which is a newer rustic cabin. It is clean, cozy, charming and romantic. The cabin includes a kitchenette - stocked with necessary cook and dishware, a bathroom, a fireplace and private front patio to sit and enjoy the peaceful and fresh air. We will definitely be back on our next trip to the North Shore.

    Very comfortable accommodations. An older location with newly remodeled rooms. Friendly and…read morecaring people run this place. Great: Everything was clean and well thought out for comfort. The kitchenette had everything we needed for the meals we made - matching dishes and flatware, including a toaster. Much appreciated was a generous mini fridge with an oh so rare in a motel, separate freezer. The water here tastes wonderful. The beds were comfortable and the height was perfect. The shower was a walk in. Husband needs a handy outlet by the bed for his CPAP and that need was covered. Though located above a busy road, traffic noise is muted. Parking was very close to our unit. Helpful touches to consider: Instructions for working the microwave - it was a challenge. How to start it ‍... How to pause or cancel ‍. Just started guessing and got some results. Similar experience with the TV in getting a channel to engage. We figured out a system that bypassed using the channel guide to tune in a show. And about those 4 steps in front of unit 25 - they are not uniform in height and older folks would benefit from a handrail. None of these are deal breakers. We'd stay here again.

    HYATT Regency - hotels - Updated July 2026

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