Everline Resort & Spa Lake Tahoe - Destination by Hyatt - Olympic Valley, California

steve engelbrecht

The convenience of the ski in ski out resort is fabulous. The rooms have not been remodeled since the Squaw Creek days but it is still a lovely resort. My complaint is with the management I booked a room with a kitchen and they gave me a room without a kitchen even though my booking clearly showed that I had booked a kitchen. I brought groceries that I did not use because they wanted an extra $80 a night to give me a kitchen that I had already paid for... Pretty weak. Also they charge you $30 a night to park your own car which is not listed in the advertisement on booking.com either. They blame booking.com for the listing saying they were not responsible but we all know that's not how it works. Cheers

Jason Williams

My friend and I stopped in the fine dining bar a month or so back and fell in love with the place! Susan, the bartender is AMAZING! We have returned 4 times since and drive up all the way from Auburn, just to see Susan and have a few drinks! On my birthday the management staff was tasting new menu drinks and we chatted them up and they gave us an amazing dessert! The ENTIRE fine dining crew is BEYOND AMAZING and kind. We try to go every weekend and just can't say enough nice things about Susan and the others!!! They always make us feel SUPER WELCOME and welcome us with big smiles and great drinks!!! Last night after our weekly Susan visit we dined in the pub downstairs and it did NOT disappoint. The food was great, the pub is beautiful and the prices are very fair for the type of resort environment it is in. We will continue to come and bring friends in the future and HIGHLY recommend this resort for anyone looking for a truly wonderful night out OR an extended stay. We hope to be able to stay overnight soon and experience the hotel as well. All the customers seem to have very nice things to say about every aspect of the resort. BEST FOOD, DRINKS AND BARTENDER IN THE ENTIRE TAHOE REGION! thanks to the fine dining staff and management for always making us feel so welcome!!!!

Robert T

Outstanding hotel resort experience. It was a snowy stay having arrived after a big dumping in mid December. What a beautiful scenic resort. My wife enjoyed an excellent spa experience. Only downer was the fine dinging restaurant was closed two of the days we were there. This is apparently normal for the area as our search for alternative dining had the same result.

Satvir M

Beautiful views, but a few drawbacks

The Everline Resort in Olympic Valley has some real highlights, especially its stunning mountain views and nice lobby area with a cozy fireplace, which made a great first impression. The rooms are clean and comfortable, though they feel a bit outdated and could use a refresh. Also, it’s easy to hear noise from neighboring rooms or people in the hallways due to thin walls

While the location offers plenty of scenic beauty, it’s a bit far from South Lake Tahoe, which made day trips a bit of a drive. Fall activities around the resort were limited, so it may be better suited for winter or summer visits if you’re looking for things to do. The on-site restaurants were just okay—good enough for convenience, but not particularly memorable.

While the pool is spacious and enjoyable, we noticed several of the hot tubs were not as clean as expected, though we eventually found one that was. The jets were not really powerful. The hot tub was very relaxing for my husband.

One thing to keep in mind is that self-parking is quite pricey, which adds to the overall cost. Still, if you’re looking for a place to enjoy the views and unwind, it’s a pleasant spot.

John C

The service is fantastic. We stayed for three nights and they were very accommodating and helpful. There were issues with our room (terribly squeaky bed we lost a days worth of sleep) but they did a good job at handling our issues appropriately and listened to our concerns. The rooms are not new or updated but they are good and spacious enough. The suites include a stovetop , dishwasher, and all the things you would need to cook and eat. The pool, gym, sauna, steam room, and hot tubs are fantastic and was a great way to wind down after a long day of skiiing. The views are fantastic and if you choose to stay near the forest view it’s much quieter. I would say the rooms can be noisy during the day and you can hear music from the poolside area and people walking and talking in the hallways. It’s also dog friendly and we had no issues with dogs barking. Overall we had a great experience and the convenience to Palisades is perfect. You can take the lift to the blue runs or take a shuttle every 30mins. We opted for the shuttle because of the kids.

Katie Fansler

The location is great. Although the price is hefty for the room we got. It wasn't really any more special than a standard room anywhere else. It was very clean, but I wish it had a fridge and microwave. That would have made the price seem a little more reasonable. The location is perfect for a weekend at Pallisades, although guest parking is $35/day. We had just a single encounter with the night staff. A woman at the front desk who seemed to be solo. She was very sweet and accommodating. I would recommend this resort, but I would probably recommend something a little more cost-effective beforehand.

kronic flavor

Came here for an early birthday trip for my soon to be 5 year old and I think it was an alright place to be. It would be extremely amazing if everything wasn't separately priced. They have sledding, skiing, and ice skating all on site which was great, buuut you have to pay for everything separately. They don't have smart tvs in the rooms instead they have packages on the TV that you have to pay for to enjoy. No cartoon channels on the regular TV programming either so bring a tablet or computer with your own streaming service to avoid that problem. There is no free breakfast, although the buffet they have on-site has GREAT food and service, it's a separate charge. No vouchers or anything for it. Great heated spas to enjoy and a game room with a few jumbo games in it and my kids overall enjoyed themselves here. I parked my car (also a separate daily charge) and didn't have to leave for anything so that's why I say it's an OK place to be. They have a free shuttle service that takes you to the town to do shopping and site seeing and that was super convenient. All in all I MAY stay here again....not sure but it wasn't horrible. Rooms can be bigger but no complaint with what we had.

Ankit Agarwal

Its a great place to escape to a winter wonderland, a few things to note:
1. Self-parking is 35/night and valet 65/night - self-parking is not fun, its crowded and they keep a massive lot closer to the property gated for valet making it painful on-purpose I think.
2. Rooms are very old but functional, the view even to the forest with snow makes it pop.
3. Common area is just amazing, with live music fireplace and a ginger-bread castle.
4. Food options are somewhat limited, breakfast leaves soemthing to be desired.
5. Snow play area is just awesome with $20 rentals on the sled and its just extreme fun.