Everline Resort & Spa Lake Tahoe - Destination by Hyatt

My wife and I recently booked adjoining rooms at the Everline resort & Spa for a four day ski vacation. We received accommodation in rooms 622 and 624. We found the rooms to be very comfortable as well as spacious enough to accommodate our family. The beds/pillows were very comfortable enabling us to all sleep well. These particular rooms offered a spectacular view of the mountain range. Additionally, having access to a mini kitchen allowed us to prepare our own meals whenever we desired. The rooms also have fireplaces which enhanced their appeal. The Everline staff made our visit quite pleasant, accommodating our every need. We were particularly pleased with the restaurant services available at the resort. From the breakfast offering to the high-end steakhouse, the facilities were outstanding. The reosrt offers multiple hot tubs which were will maintained, and offered an ideal means of concluding a day of skiing in a therapeutic environment. Finally, I was pleased to discover that the resort offers ski in and out capacity with its own ski lift to the Palisades-Tahoe mountain range. We will definitely be returning to this report on future ski vacations.

I was looking for a high end spot that would be close to the lifts / comfortable. Good food and amenities a plus. Everline was solidly "okay" but don't expect a Cliff Lodge (Snowbird) level experience even though it's more expensive, location is just not that great. Pros: * Comfortable rooms * Great sauna (although we got kicked out early every night at 745 which was annoying) * Good food options Cons: * Access to main mountain (KT22, etc) is through Resort Chair. When running it's pretty slow and can have big lines, when it's broken (which it was for one of our days), the shuttle is impossibly small so we ended up skate skiing about 20mins to the next lift. This alone is why I'd stay in the Village next time, much closer to the lifts/food without all the shuttling around * Weird layout (you always walk outside between Reception and the rooms, hot tubs are really far from building * Very slow wifi at night (granted hotel was full)

Here is a polished, balanced review you can post as is: ⸻ Everline Resort & Spa We had a lovely stay overall and the resort truly shines in its location and amenities. The setting is beautiful and very convenient, especially for families. There are plenty of on site activities including ice skating, equipment rentals, a spa, and a heated pool which was a highlight during the colder weather. The resort offers multiple dining options with good food choices, and breakfast was particularly excellent. The holiday decor was thoughtfully done and added a warm, festive charm throughout the property. That said, the resort felt short staffed during peak holiday season, particularly with valet and restaurant service. One restaurant was closed despite the resort being full, which made dining more crowded than expected. The rooms themselves are comfortable but feel dated, and the carpets could benefit from a refresh. The valet had limited charging options for ev and limited capacity to park and regular parking was a descent walk. Overall, this property has tremendous potential to be a truly luxurious resort. With some staffing improvements and room updates, it could easily elevate the guest experience to match its beautiful setting.

We had a wonderful 3 night stay at Everline with the kids. What stood out most for us was the excellent customer service. We had two nights booked (third night was full when booking online). At check-in we inquired about adding a third night if a room became available. The front desk manager worked with the reservations department to get us a third night AND we were able to upgrade to their penthouse room (2 bedroom, 2.5 bath, full kitchen, incredible views) for a reasonable price. This was not a ski trip for us, so we took advantage of the other winter activities, such as sledding and ice skating. Every staff member we interacted with was incredibly helpful and attentive. We will be coming back.||||Side note, I stayed at this property many times as a kid in the 90s when it first opened. It hadn’t changed a ton, but is very well maintained. There is a few stores and restaurants onsite, and a shuttle than runs every 30 minutes into Palisades village.

Our family came to visit Lake Tahoe for the first time and had an amazing trip. The hotel is fantastic. The staff were all very professional, courtesy, welcoming, and went above and beyond. We were celebrating a birthday and they made it extra special. From a complimentary room upgrade to added special touches. The hotel responded to all requests promptly and had very useful and valuable tips for exploring the area. The food was wonderful at the resort. Six Peaks Grille has some of the best food and steak. Cascades had a great variety for the buffet. Sandy’s Pub was very good and has huge portions. The Bearshire was very convenient and had excellent gelato/ice cream. The activities offered at the resort were great for the entire family and the resort is a 5min ride to the Palisades. Special shout out to James the shuttle driver, Matt and Josh with recreation, Kimball the concierge, Nancy at Cascades, and the entire front desk, bell service, food service, and housekeeping/facility staff. Would definitely recommend the resort for a visit.

During my recent vacation, I had high expectations of enjoying a luxurious resort-style experience. However, my expectations were met with disappointment. Upon checking in, I was immediately struck by the disorganized and cluttered appearance of the property, coupled with the absence of staff. The establishment was severely understaffed and should not be operating at full capacity, charging its premium luxury resort rates. It resembled a motel six in the mountains. During our stay, we encountered numerous issues, including piles of trash, dog urine, and feces, which were left unattended. Despite recent snowfall, the slippery stairs were not adequately cleared by staff. Dirty plates and pizza boxes were left on tables for extended periods. Attempting to contact the front desk proved futile, as no one answered. After observing numerous individuals slipping on ice and snow on the stairs, I inquired with the front desk if they could sprinkle salt on the stairs to prevent further accidents. However, the staff informed me that they had already done so. While attempting to dine at the pub, I was informed of a three-hour wait despite the establishment being nearly empty. Additionally, I was informed that takeout could be ordered at the bar, but my underage daughter was unable to wait with me while we placed the order. It took approximately 30 minutes to gain the bartender’s attention, and unfortunately, they did not have any change for cash and did not offer room service at that time. After receiving our food, the bartender proceeded to their convenience store, which was essentially out of all beverages and had a half-hour line just to pay for basic items. We attempted to use the vending machine for drinks on our floor, but it was out of order. We then visited the floor below, only to find that they were also out of stock. Despite having booked a luxury suite, the sofa bed proved to be extremely uncomfortable. When we raised this issue with the front desk, we were informed that we had to accept it as is. Upon checking out, we were charged a $50 nightly resort fee. When I inquired with the front desk about the unusable pool and sauna, which were covered in frozen towels that were not picked up, and the piles of dog feces next to the pool, the front desk responded with a smile, stating that these were the costs associated with the property. In conclusion, I strongly advise against considering this establishment for future stays.

We just spent a long weekend at Everline Resort & Spa and had an incredible time! Check-in was quick and seamless, and our room was clean and comfortable. After reading some rough reviews before our trip, I looked around with a sharp eye and was pleasantly surprised! Dining at Sandy’s was a quick easy way to feed the family. Our waitress, Jessica, was attentive, friendly, and truly went above and beyond. After our meal, our daughter accidentally left behind her coloring book and crayons, Jessica kindly held onto them until she saw us again. That small act of thoughtfulness meant so much to our family. Erick, the bartender, also made outstanding espresso martinis and constantly kept our water glasses full (even with a full bar of customers!) hydration is definitely key at high altitude! Servings were quite large, we could easily split a lot of the appetizers. Nachos are especially HUGE. My only complaint is that the chairs are quite wobbly throughout the restaurant, hopefully they can find a solution for that soon! Other notable kind staff experiences- Cascades for breakfast/brunch (kids under 11 eat free with an adult meal), après ski outdoor bar, lobby bar, and the palisades help counter where you can buy lift tickets. The ski-in/ski-out access with concierge to check your snow gear is simply unbeatable and made getting on and off the mountain effortless. They offer a shuttle that runs you over to the Palisades village if you are looking to head straight up to high camp or access more shopping/ dining. We also had an amazing time sledding on the large hill to the right of the lift, which ended up being one of our family’s favorite activities of the weekend. We have not visited since 2023, and after this stay, we definitely will not be waiting that long to return. The memories we created as a family will last a lifetime. Thank you, Everline, for such a wonderful and memorable experience!

The atmosphere was excellent. The lobby and outdoor decorations were beautiful, and the surrounding scenery was truly beautiful. However, the room condition was disappointing. Perhaps due to its age, it was dusty and the interior was a bit worn. A 15-minute drive toward Tahoe City leads to a Safeway and several restaurants. I remember the ice rink renting skates for an hour—$20 for children and $35 for adults. It operates as a golf course in the summer, making it a great walking path. It was also quiet. It's a bit pricey, but I would definitely return.