Everline Resort & Spa

Olympic Valley, Lake Tahoe

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The hotel

Set high in the beautiful Sierra Nevada mountains this resort has it all. Stay in either the resort-style rooms or suites and enjoy the lovely views of the mountains and snow covered ancient ponderosa forests through the large picture windows. There’s a range of dining options from the fresh coffee and pastries of Bearshine Cafe, a great choice for breakfast or lunch, delve into a rack of ribs at Sandy’s pub, or if something more elegant is your preference, book a table at the Six Peaks Grille where you can enjoy a cocktail before dinner. The exclusive chairlift will whisk you to the slopes at your convenience, whilst the on-site skating rink with certainly keep you and the kids entertained if you fancy an icy challenge. For a change of pace, book a treatment at the full service spa, you deserve it after a hectic day on the slopes!

Amenities

  • Golf
  • Ski
  • Bar
  • Fitness Centre/Gym
  • Hot tub
  • Restaurant
  • Room Service
  • Spa
  • Swimming Pool

Where is it

Nestled at the base of Olympic Valley, minutes from Lake Tahoe.

Hotel information

405 rooms and suites. All rooms with air-conditioning and heating, LCD flatscreen TV, telephone, WiFi*, iron and board, and hairdryer. Deluxe Forest View Rooms with 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults.

Deluxe Valley View rooms, Forest Fireplace Suites and Valley View Fireplace Suites are available for a supplement. All suites with gas fireplaces, LCD flatscreen TV, telephone, iron and board, hairdryer and kitchenette, sleeping maximum 4 adults.

Cascades (buffet breakfast, plus seasonal dinner menu). Six Peaks Grille (contemporary steakhouse), Sandy’s Pub (open for lunch and dinner), Bearshine Cafe (open for breakfast, lunch and light meals), The Oasis Pool Bar (seasonal). Iron Road Noodle House (coming soon). In-room dining*. The Spa at Everline* with treatment rooms, sauna and steam rooms. Fitness centre. Outdoor pool complex with year-round heated lap pool, waterslide and 3 whirlpools. Lawn games. Daily activities schedule. Bicycle hire*. Fishing*. Ice-skating rink* (seasonal), cross country skiing course*, snowshoeing*, snowcat tours*, and exclusive ski-in/ski-out access to the 3rd largest ski resort in North America*. Full-service ski/snowboard rentals*. Shopping promenade. The Links at Everline golf course (seasonal)*. Footgolf* (seasonal). Concierge. WiFi access.

This hotel has a resort fee of $50 plus tax per room, per day (payable locally, subject to change)

Resort fee includes:- Premium WiFi access - Morning coffee station in lobby from 5.00am-7.00am - In-room tea and coffee - 24-hour access to fitness centre - Access to the pool complex - Poolside activities and lawn games - Golf club storage - Access to dry and steam sauna in the spa - Seasonal transportation to and from Palisades Tahoe (winter only) - Discounted apparel items, golf green fees, and ski valet service - Seasonal Friday and Saturday night dive-in movies at Oasis Pool. Resort fee and inclusions are subject to change and availability. Please check with the hotel for more information.

*Denotes local charge.

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Jun 27, 2025 katravler Las Vegas, Nevada

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… Read more
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. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Extremely disappointing stay—this Category 8 property fell far short of expectations

Jun 26, 2025 Evan W Hayward, California

We had such high expectations for this property, but unfortunately, our experience could not have been more disappointing. From the lack of pre-arrival communication to the outright disregard for our Globalist status, the entire stay felt like a complete letdown. No Pre-Arrival Outreach – For a Category 8 property, we expected at least some… Read more
We had such high expectations for this property, but unfortunately, our experience could not have been more disappointing. From the lack of pre-arrival communication to the outright disregard for our Globalist status, the entire stay felt like a complete letdown. No Pre-Arrival Outreach – For a Category 8 property, we expected at least some effort to confirm our needs before arrival. Nothing. Rude Front Desk – Not only did the staff fail to acknowledge our Globalist status, but they were also shockingly rude when we politely asked if the parking charge could be comped (a simple courtesy at many other Hyatt properties). Instead of accommodating, we were essentially dismissed. At checkout, we expressed our dissatisfaction, but the agent just ignored us—no apology, no acknowledgment—just coldly processed us out. Billing Issues – As a Globalist, we were entitled to two complimentary waters per day. Yet, at checkout, we were charged for them and had to argue to get the charges removed. Unacceptable. The room was in desperate need of upgrades—worn-out furnishings, outdated decor, and overall lack of maintenance. Hygiene Issues – Finding hair in the bathtub might seem minor, but at this price point and tier, basic cleanliness should be a given. Overall: A deeply frustrating stay from start to finish. For a hotel of this caliber, the lack of attention to detail, poor service, and overall neglect of elite guest privileges was shocking. We’ve stayed at far more modest Hyatt properties with infinitely better service. Will not be returning. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Great place if not holding a convention

Jun 15, 2025 Ashley T

Ask if there is a convention on your dates ahead of time. They seem to hold lots of conferences and it will definitely impact your stay. Views are incredible. Prepare for thunderstorms impacting your afternoons in summer. If there is lightening they do have to close pool for safety. There are 3 pools and 3 hot tubs which is nice to spread out… Read more
Ask if there is a convention on your dates ahead of time. They seem to hold lots of conferences and it will definitely impact your stay. Views are incredible. Prepare for thunderstorms impacting your afternoons in summer. If there is lightening they do have to close pool for safety. There are 3 pools and 3 hot tubs which is nice to spread out people especially in the hot tubs. The slide looked out of order but staff turned it on when asked. Read less
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Can’t wait to go back

Jun 13, 2025 Sarah Abigail I Scottsdale, Arizona

we really enjoyed our time and it was nice going off-season as despite them having the ski lift clothes. There were still plenty of fun activities to do in the Tahoe area. We did a bike ride excursion which we really enjoyed and it was beautiful scenery of the river will visit again hopefully during this winter.
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Jun 12, 2025 Richard F

This is an excellent resort, the setting and location are outstanding and the service and amenities are top notch. Highly recommended!