Everline Resort and Spa, Lake Tahoe

very comfortable stay

It began at check in when Todd upgraded us to our favorite 2 story 2 Kings bed suite. We really enjoyed the pool deck and the kids love the water slide. The food here is outstanding, arguably the best breakfast buffet within the Hyatt portfolio. My family loves this property and we can't wait to come back, thanks ro the entire Hyatt Everline team!

Beautiful scenery. This majority Hong Kong owned property uses this gorgeous location to drive cash flow from a property which is in ill repair. The hotel portion of the property is the worst. It’s a very tired, banged up and dated set of rooms. Portions of the second floor had an odor of a long term care facility. Housekeeping services are offered only every three days. Some rooms are owned separately which creates issues with having maintenance issues remedied. The pool area is nice, however, the pool itself is in disrepair. Broken concrete, large open cracks in caulk repairs, etc. Simply not well maintained. Golf course in this beautiful area, which enjoys excellent summer weather, was unimpressive. The staff was solid, mostly positive and capable. It’s clear that until visitors start selecting other properties to stay in the area, the owners of Everline will not reinvest in the hotel/grounds. Really a shame.

I slept on the sleeper sofa. The sofas are old and VERY uncomfortable. The next day they sent me two bedspreads to put on the sofa mattress, it helped somewhat. Given the price I was paying to stay for three days I was quite disappointed. I was told they are upgrading the furniture next year. Unfortunately, that doesn’t help anyone this year. Also, the line for the bear cafe was extremely long in the mornings. There are several things they could do to streamline. I found the service and the food to be exceptional. The support staff was amazing. Loved the room staff and the porters. They both went above and beyond.

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel—it was the perfect family-friendly getaway. The staff was warm and welcoming, and the facilities were clean and well-maintained. There were plenty of activities for both kids and adults, including a fun pool area, kids’ club, and evening entertainment. The location was great, and everything we needed was either on-site or nearby. Our room was spacious and comfortable, ideal for families. We especially appreciated the thoughtful touches like kids’ menus and family activity schedules. It was a relaxing and fun-filled experience for all of us. We’d definitely come back again!

My family recently returned from our annual summer vacation and were so pleased with this Resort! We stayed at three hotels over the span of 10 days in June/July 2025, and this was by far our favorite. GSR (Grand Sierra Resort) in Reno and Marriott Timber Lodge in South Tahoe were the other resorts we stayed at, which were both nice, but this hotel was better in every way. When you first walk into the lobby the views of the mountains beyond are just breathtaking. Check-in was easy, Tori at the front desk was super helpful and friendly, and our room was ready a couple hours before check-in at 4pm. When we got to our room we were very pleased, the views are gorgeous! And I really liked the decor, did not find it outdated at all, it had a real nice "Tahoe" feel, nice furnishings, carpet, comfy bed, everything was great! I sure hope they don't remodel to a modern look like our old favorite Deerfield Lodge at Heavenly which took away any Tahoe charm and ruined it for me. My kids loved all the pools and especially the waterslide! The day we checked out we actually stayed a few hours after the 11am check-out time and hung out at the pool, which the Resort is fine with, such a great perk! We all really enjoyed the cafe located in the shopping area between the lobby and hotel, as well as the Cafe food served in the pool area. The location is great, not far from Tahoe City. We biked from the hotel along the most beautiful paved trail into Tahoe City where we enjoyed a few days exploring. There's also a hiking trail from the hotel to "The Village" where there's many shops and restaurants. All in all, this is one of our new Favorite places to stay. The location, views, price, and staff, we're already looking forward to coming back in the fall to enjoy the changing colors. If I had to complain about one thing, and it's not the Resort's fault, but parents, please don't walk down the hallways yapping loud with your noisy kids waking guests up, much appreciated!

Everything is above expectation except shuttle service to the independency day fireworks, I understand the shuttle service may not managed by hotel directly, but that's the main reason I booked here on fireworks day, hopefully you can help to reach stakeholders to make schedule more sense, like fireworks end up at 10pm, the shuttle should schedule to pick up at 10:30 instead of 10 which makes the most of customers missed it and have to wait for an hour to fight so many people to get on board on 11pm's one.

I would only recommend to families with small children. Not ideal for adult getaway.

Great property and stay, but be prepared to walk a ways from the parking lot if you don't choose valet parking. There are also no designated resort guest parking spots so you are sharing them with event guests, which was always full. Otherwise, great location and quiet with great food.

I have never stayed in this resort but have stayed directly in Tahoe Palisades area and all around Lake Tahoe at various other locations. This part of Tahoe is gorgeous but this resort is overpriced for quality of rooms and golf staff is very rude. I hail from Las Vegas so I get resort fees - they are a must with pools, golf, bikes etc. But the rooms were grossly overpriced in need of upgrades. The food on site is decent, free coffee is not bad, and we had no issues with restaurant staff (really nice people!). The parking fees are outrageous for guest friends. My friends came to eat lunch with us and were charged $ 65.00 for SELF parking for 2 hours. Absolutely rip off and unacceptable. Do not bring people here — go meet them elsewhere. The pool area was fine and this is a family friendly place so lots of kids but still quiet so that was nice. It’s very clean and well kept property outside and lobby and stores are cute - if you forget something they probably have it here. Golfing - I do not golf but am versed in the rules. I live in a golf course gated community in Las Vegas. I’m also an avid trail runner so I asked how to get to Palisades to run Western States trail and was told a couple ways to get there. We left really early and there were no golfers at the time we left and we ran on golf cart concrete path to hop over - 1.1 miles to be exact. On our way back a couple hours later - a woman with black hair who had A DOG (not allowed on golf courses) come up and scolded us like children without asking any questions. She went off about Everline that we were in “an active private golf course and are not allowed here.” The rude assumption and how we were treated was appalling and over the top. I had done a check before we ran over and no one was actively golfing. They were sitting in the golf carts or putting. The frank over reaction was uncalled for and inappropriate. And she was violating rules as pets are also never allowed on a golf course. She had a dog - the hypocrisy. I will probably not come back here. So many other places to stay without rude staff. Was a disappoint stay. I do not recommend unless you don’t play golf and don’t care about over paying for lack luster rooms.