recently went to martis golf club which is an exclusive lodge / golf club for the elites that dont…read morewant to be found they treat everyone here well, even when i just stopped by to buy a tee for my cousin!

We were lucky enough to get invited to a round of golf by one of our very nice friend, also a…read moremember at our home course. It is a very elite and exclusive community. Even the smallest cabins are bigger than most homes in the SF Bay Area. A++ The whole place is perfectly manicured. The grass on the tee box is so nice, it literally feels like carpet. Fairway is so green, and bunkers with brilliant white sands. Greens were true, rolling at 11, I think. I couldn't putt to save my life on that day. I wish I get invited back, heehee, so I can prove to myself that I can putt, LOL Clubhouse: very nice. Ladies Locker room: OMG! It is big, it has a bar and all the bells and whistles. It has a plunge bath and jacuzzi with a TV while you soaks. I actually got lost inside the locker room. No joke. Comfort station: super clean and nice. Everything you can think of, they have it and more.

This is for the techs in the ski shop. Great people and great service. They were so helpful with my…read moredaughter's skis today, going above and beyond. I would say in general the people that work here make the whole vibe a great place to spend the day. From the people in the parking lot, to the ticket window, to the restaurant, and the lifts, all of them made for a great experience today. Kudos.

This is hands down the best low key beginner mountain in the entire Tahoe area. If you're learning…read moreto ski or taking young kids up the mountain, save yourself a few hundred dollars, skip all the lines and hassles of Pallisades or North Star, and head to Donner Ski Ranch. To be clear, they don't have hard core terrain and their black diamonds aren't so hard. What they do have is friendly staff, easy parking, a wonderful restaurant, and the best hill for beginners to intermediates. They're also on the right side of the pass for people coming from the west. That makes them an hour or more closer to the Bay Area or Sacramento than the other resorts.

The overall experience was great. The staff was so accommodating, especially Ms. Elle. Thank you…read morefor the wonderful visit.

The World According to Noelle Allergic Girl's Guide to Life…read more My husband and I stayed at the Ritz Carlton Destination Club at Lake Tahoe. This location is about 20 minutes away from downtown Truckee and 30 minutes from Lake Tahoe. There is a separate members entrance away from the main hotel. Upon arrival we met our valet Daniel. He took our bags and met us up at our room. Marcella provided excellent customer service upon check in and was very helpful, welcoming and informative. There are three choices for members to select- two bedrooms, three bedrooms and four bedrooms which all include a kitchen with Viking appliances (Fridge, Dishwasher, Microwave), a dining room, living room, washer and dryer, and each bedroom has their own desk area and master suite bath room with heated floors. Each of the bathrooms are stocked with Bvlgari soaps and shampoos. They also have a gym with state of the art equipment, bottled water in the fridge and headphones. If you are booked for spa appointments do note that the club residences are quite a hike and on the opposite end of the property in relation to the spa which is located in the hotel. If you have allergies (like I do) feel free to request a feather free room. The housekeeping staff was amazing- attentive without being intrusive. My husband and I enjoyed our stay at this Ritz Carlton Destination Property. There are two types of memberships for the Ritz Carlton properties: 1. Portfolio Membership 2. Home Club Membership Out of the two the Portfolio Membership provides greater travel ability to enjoy the different properties. The Home Club Membership is a good option for those who have a favorite place that they like to vacation to yearly. The beds didn't have a down alternative which made sleeping uncomfortable but I was assured they would be ordering a down alternative for those with down feather allergies. What would have made this a five star experience would have been the lack of rudeness my husband and I experienced from Nancy in the concierge office. This Ritz Carlton Destination Club is perfect for those who love to ski and be outdoors. This property is almost two years old and is just lovely.

Beautiful day skiing with epic Tahoe views. It felt like a private mountain compared to the busy…read morebig corporate resorts nearby. Fun runs even in a challenging snow year. Solid burritos in the mid mountain food hit with great outdoor chairs and a killer lake view.

In all the years that I've been coming to Tahoe regularly (10-11 years now), I can't believe I had…read morenever hit the slopes at Homewood until a couple of weeks ago! Sure it's a smaller resort than the mega resorts of Heavenly and Palisades, but what it may lack in size and fancy amenities for a lot of people, it sure makes up for with its views! If you love incredible views of Lake Tahoe (I mean who doesn't?!), then you will love Homewood. On some of the runs, it feels like you can ski or ride all the way down the mountain and right into the lake! I would purchase a season pass here in a heartbeat if it weren't for the fact that our family's cabin is in South Lake Tahoe, and in snowier winter months Hwy 89 is often closed by Emerald Bay, which means that you have to drive the long way (counter-clockwise) to get from south shore to Homewood. This can take up to 1.5 hours (each way) depending on road conditions versus the roughly 35 minutes it would take to get there if you could take the route around Emerald Bay. In any case, my husband and I loved the 2 days of snowboarding we got in a couple of weeks ago with our friends visiting from Hawaii. One day was bluebird and the next was white out conditions and snowing. Both days were EPIC! Friendly employees, less crowds than the bigger resorts, and just an all around great local vibe! We can't wait to go back...thank you Homewood!

Had a great time on the slopes here! Staff were great and the lifts didn't take long to get onto…read more Only had to boop in from the bottom of the mountain, which made things move more quickly if you stuck to slopes higher up. Nice sunny deck for lunch at Gold Coast with water refill station and spacious bathrooms. If you're ski patrol somewhere else local in the area, definitely ask for the ski network discount (bring your ID)- they give you a pretty good deal, better than an IKON pass friends and family discount.

Ski-lift $45 adults and kids 4 & under are free. We went during the summer and it was still a good…read moretime. The bbq at the top is 3 stars, their food looks good b out isn't and is expensive. There's a playground up top, an Olympic museum and a roller skating rink. I'd do it again.

My name is Tyna and I absolutely LOVE this place. The owner is top notch and so accommodating. Very…read moreclose walk to Kings Beach, also close to many other cute shops and things. Pur whole family spends most of our summer there each year!!

I wish I could leave 0 reviews by far one of the nastiest inns I've been to. We checked in later…read morebecause front office needed to "clean" we got there the room was digusting my kids comforter had a blood stain the walls had water damage and the walls had so much dust and black stains maybe mold. Do not waste your money and spend the extra somewhere that does care about their guest.

Quality/Quantity - Our friends invited us to ski with them today. It just happened to be demo day:…read morefor season holders, it was member appreciation day with a free lunch. Can you believe that it has been around 15 years since I skied this resort?!?! Even in the 10+ years we stayed here in Incline, we never skied Diamond Peak, only Northstar... So it was nice to come back and relive the past. Small resort, even smaller today because a few chairs were closed. Plus, due to all the events, I believe there were 800+ people here today. And with this snowless season, the skiing was marginal... Skied a half day from 9am to 1pm; I quit when the snow got too wet. I was actually impressed that the snow held up so long on this beautiful hot day. Ambiance - So many activities today. See above. Also live bands, etc. Also, all the locals were so friendly, as friendly as my current local mountain, Mt Rose. Cut and pasted from their website: Elevation: 6,700ft - 8,540ft (2,042m - 2,603m). Vertical Drop: 1,840 feet (561 meters) 4th most in Lake Tahoe. Longest Run: 2.1 miles (3.4 kilometers). Skiable Acres: 655. Terrain: 30 runs, open glades, tree skiing. Beginner: 18%. Intermediate: 46%. Advanced: 36%. Terrain Park: The Village Terrain Park. Lifts: 6. Facilities and Amenities: Food outlets including Base Lodge Provisions, Wild Bill's BBQ and Snowflake Lodge. Bars: Loft bar, Snowflake Lodge, Wild Bill's BBQ, Lightning Grab-N-Go. Ski & Snowboard group and private lessons for ages 7 to adult. Child Ski & Ride Center for ages 3-6. Tuning and repair shop. Rental shop offering standard skis, snowboards, and demo / performance equipment. Retail and gift shop operated by Village Ski Loft. Lockers, daily and seasonal. Free ski shuttles serving the Hyatt and Incline Village. Facility and room rentals for weddings and group events. Free wifi internet: Base Lodge, Skier Services, Snowflake Lodge. Water fill stations. Electric vehicle charging stations. Service - Good. Price - Our friends have season passes and get free passes, so it was free today. But of course, we plan to take them out to lunch or dinner hopefully soon. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1966; happy 60th year anniversary!

I've been coming to Tahoe for decades but hadn't been to Diamond Peak since I was little...this…read moreplace is AMAZING! The parking and trams are easy; the value is exceptional; the views from even the novice slopes can't be beat; the lodge food is solid; and the staff/instructors are top notch. The rentals were super streamlined and the lifts/runs well-maintained. If you are experienced, I can see it being too small of a resort, but for newbies and casual snow enthusiasts, it is perfect. I will definitely be returning!

(Formally known as Caochland RV)…read more We were here for 4 days, left before the storm came into Tahoe in June. We enjoyed it. We thought it was on the smaller side of RV parks, but they were in the process of putting in more cabins and making it really nice around the cabins. We thought it was clean, and more quiet than some other places we have been to. Its not very kid friendly, so not a lot for kids to do in the RV park but Tahoe is not that far away and there is lots to do there. The pull through was a good size which we liked and easy in & out access to the freeways. They do have a workout room on site but it is small so don't expect a lot out of it. If we are out here again, we would stay here again.

After previously staying at Village Camp Arizona and having a wonderful experience, we decided to…read morebook our summer vacation at Village Camp Truckee, expecting a similar experience. Upon arrival, we found that the property was very different from the Arizona location and what is advertised online. It appears the site is an older campground and mobile home park undergoing renovations. Unfortunately, we were assigned a site positioned directly next to a mobile home on one side and a travel trailer on the other which was positioned facing us. This layout offered no privacy and made us feel uncomfortable. I requested a site change but it was denied because the campground was fully booked. Extremely disappointed and would not recommend.