My at Gravity Haus Truckee was beyond amazing! From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel…read morewelcome and went above and beyond to ensure we had a fantastic experience. Everyone was friendly, helpful, and truly embodied the adventurous, laid-back vibe that makes this place so special. The rooms were spotless, beautifully designed, and felt incredibly high-end. Waking up to the beautiful mountain views each morning made our stay even more memorable. Every detail of the property creates a fun, relaxing atmosphere that just makes you happy to be there. If you're looking for an unforgettable stay in Truckee with incredible staff, cool vibes, beautiful accommodations, and amazing views, Gravity Haus Truckee is the perfect choice. I can't wait to come back!

Clean rooms, friendly staff, comfortable beds, nice balconies we will totally stay here again. Got…read morea better rate on a 3rd party site I wish they would match rates as I would rather book through the hotel directly but they say that they don't. Coffee bar in the lobby needs cream not fat free milk but other than that it was great!!

This is a beautiful small B&B in a perfect location! Only 5 rooms, family owned, and perfect for…read morefamilies. Right across the street from the famous local ice cream shop! Easy check in and comfortable accommodations. We will return!

We are currently here for only one night with our kids. Place is amazing so far. Awesome cozy…read morelittle rooms that make you feel like you are in your own cabins . They basically are your own cabins with the fire place in each room and bunk beds for the kids. Very close to multiple ski resorts and very close to downtown truckee. Very clean, spacious and the guy I spoke with on the phone that manages the place is great to work with, I'm guessing he is the owner. Self check in with code at the doors to rooms make it easy. 10/10 recommend. Not a lot of snow right now but we will definitely be back with the family again next time we have a lot of snow. Possibly may even come back during summer to enjoy the lake. Price is reasonable, definitely worth every penny.

We enjoyed our stay at the Hampton Inn. We needed a place that was conveniently located near Soda…read moreSprings for a good value and we came across Hampton Inn. We arrived shortly after check-in time on a Wednesday and were able to get our keys without too much trouble, although the lady that was checking us in didn't seem too suited for customer service - she gave off sarcastic, "I don't want to be here" vibes. Our room itself was cozy, clean, and comfortable. Some of the items could have been better stocked before our stay, such as the tissues - I think we only had a few of them in the box so quickly ran out and had to request housekeeping bring more the next day. Housekeeping isn't done daily so you do have to request it manually if you need anything. There were a couple of water stains on the ceiling but nothing too major. All toiletries like shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, lotion, and hand soap are provided and the quality is actually pretty decent. I was very impressed with the complimentary breakfast included in your stay. You have hot items like eggs, potatoes, and sausage as well as cereal, muffins, bread, oatmeal, and a waffle maker. The hot items rotate, too, so you don't have the exact same breakfast each day of your stay. Staff was friendly, and the common area was very comfortable with a fair amount of seating. I believe coffee is also available all day. There was a power outage during our stay that lasted around 6-7 hours but luckily it happened in the middle of the night so most people probably didn't even realize it and it didn't impact our stay at all. I just happened to notice when I woke up in the middle of the night and noticed lights not turning on and some electronics not working.

This was a great stay in Truckee!…read more Appreciated the great service at the counter and easy check in. Breakfast is included like all Hampton Inns and is fine for a bite before the snow. I will definitely stay here again, only thing they don't have is products besides the basic shampoo/conditioner/body wash.... I like having some extra toiletries but not a huge deal.

Loved the hotel! Very cute cabin feel, everything was clean…read more Breakfast included scrambled eggs, sausage, burritos, biscuits and gravy, fruit bowls, boiled eggs, pancakes, and then the usual bread/peanut butter/cereal/coffee/juice/etc. The room was dark at night, the hotel was quiet, and since we have two toddlers it was great that the bathroom didn't make too much noise. There was a little green night light that turned on if you walked in at night. We were able to check in early ($25) and parking is $9.99. Overall, would definitely stay again!

Room was nice. Was quiet (but it is off season so not a lot of people at the hotel). Would stay…read moreat again. Staff were friendly.

The room did not appear to have been cleaned. Cup rings on the desk and side board, garbage on the…read morefloor, dirty bathroom, completely empty bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and body soap, used lotion (which was nearly empty). Shockingly dirty-- grossed out. Staff were friendly, breakfast was on par for the Springhill Suites brand. Pool was the size of the hot tub, but the exercise room was spacious and clean.

Stopped by again for another late spring Tahoe snowboarding trip…read more Some notes: - conditioner was empty - caulking was separating/cracked throughout the bathroom - water takes a while to get hot, but it is a satisfying level of hot - the previously free then $10 parking fee is now $15/day :( There is no street parking available nearby. I didn't see the parking fee during the booking process but is noted in the parking information on the website. - the door in the hotel room isn't well sealed / insulated so I could hear people walking and talking in the hallway. The light from the hallway along the door outline (especially on the bottom of the door) was pretty bright from bed. Breakfast remains hearty and generous for complimentary continental breakfast. Staff are nice and honored a 4 pm checkout for platinum benefit. Hot tub was great. Swimming pool was closed and reopens in May.

Absolutely gorgeous place! Highly recommended place to stay if you're in Truckee, or traveling from…read moreReno to the Bay Area.

Convenient location. Fabulous views. Clean. Grandkids loved it. Great staff. Lots to do.read more

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.

Right from the start we felt at home. Emma greeted us with a smile, showed us around, found us…read moresome wine glasses, and we settled in. Our room was cozy, super clean, and had everything we needed. The hotel is literally across the tracks from the train station but there were no night trains. Jax Comfort Foods across the street was a super place to eat. We slept like babies. In the morning we walked a few doors up the street to the bakery for the worlds best croissants. We will definitely stay here again!

Adorable property, excellent customer service (Emma!), comfortable beds, and perfect location…read more Truckee Wine Walk was so FUN too.

Pretty view, nice staff and delicious meats! The brisket was our favorite! The mac n cheese and…read morepotato salad were also super tasty sides. Definitely recommend if you're in the mood for affordable comfort food with a cute patio vibe.

We had the best weekend up in Truckee this past weekend. We truly enjoyed getting to know the…read moreowners and their amazing staff. Talk about some hard workers! This small town family did it all and made us feel like close friends. We will be back soon for sure. Thank you Matt and Wendy!

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.