Resort at Squaw Creek

I have been visiting Everline for nearly 20 years, dating back to its days as the Resort at Squaw Creek. Over the years, we have created many cherished memories during winters and holidays with family and friends at this property. Unfortunately, my recent experiences have been increasingly disappointing, and my last stay during President’s Week in 2025 was so appalling that it will be my final visit. The most frustrating issue occurred during check-in when the parking gate arm in the self-parking lot fell on top of and damaged my windshield. While it was shocking to have the gate come down on the car, fortunately, no one was hurt. I provided pictures and explained the incident to the front desk and was assured that the situation would be rectified promptly. Shortly thereafter, I received a call from the Guest Services Manager, Angelo, who reassured me that the windshield would be "taken care of" and advised me to enjoy my stay. Four days later, after following up for a status update, I was told that no action could be taken until I provided a written statement, which I did immediately. Nearly two weeks have passed, and the situation remains unresolved. The windshield has not been replaced as promised. I was told that a claim was filed with the hotel’s insurance, but upon following up, I was informed that Corvel only manages workers' compensation claims and had no record of any claim on my behalf. I have left multiple messages for the guest services manager, general manager (Nicole), and chief-of-staff (Kirsten) without receiving any response. The issue remains unresolved. In conclusion, I strongly discourage others from staying at Everline. Beyond the general fatigue of the property (tired rooms, some of which are privately owned but still dated), the nickel-and-diming for basic services, and the poor Wi-Fi that only works in the lobby and not in the rooms (despite a $58 daily resort fee), there are better properties nearby, such as Northstar, with significantly better operations. Additionally, I recommend opting for valet parking instead of self-parking to avoid the risk of having your car damaged by the parking gate.

Good higher end hotel experience. Wonderful breakfast options and restaurant options. The staff was friendly and helpful. Nice rooms and amenities. The private resort lift was also very convenient and has its own great run. Overall vibe of a nice mountain resort.

When traveling to Lake Tahoe, the Everline Resort & Spa Lake Tahoe is the PLACE TO STAY! It's an Upscale, Classy Facility with Excellent Customer Service and Great Amenities - Ski-In/Out with lift right outside, Shopping, while the All the Restaurants were a cut above! Cascades: Great Breakfast, Sandy's Pub: Better than Bar Food while Six Peaks Grille was Exceptional for Dinner. Our Server was one of the Best. He was had in-depth knowledgeable of the Wines and Food Choices!

Keep in mind there is a resort fee ($50...which is absurd and silly...just a way to avoid rolling into the room chargee) and a parking charge (even self-park is $35..valet is more of course though I can't recall). If you're interested in the hot breakfast that is another say $45 per person (I believe kids under 12 are free. So for a couple just make sure to add another $85 minimum (I'm assuming you're driving there), and perhaps up to say $175/day. The upside is that the you can leave the hotel and easily get to the resort chairlift (a very short walk/ski off the hotel patio area) or take a shuttle to the main village - that is truly what you are paying for here. There are rental skis at the hotel (though you have to pass Tahoe Dave's on the way so you may wish to consider saving a few dollars there. Rooms overall are clean and well-kept. Staff varies in terms of friendliness and abilities at the front desk.

My son and I enjoyed our stay. Very fun to have a ski in ski out hotel. The resort lift is a little slow, but the runs are fun and the access to Palisades as well as Alpine were amazing. We had fun ice skating, and also enjoyed the heated pool and hot tub area. We wished there were more food options, as Sandy's pub was very crowded and there roomservice is not available for dinner, only breakfast. The room was a good size, and the mini fridge is also great.