North Lake Tahoe Adventure Vacations

It would have been great if we are greeted with a friendly staff. It doesn’t seem like they want to work for this place hence gives a negative vibe. The room we received were a bit tucked in and it would have been awesome if the tiny little tree branches were cut off to showcase the view of the mountains.

Property is awesome. Rooms excellent. Great location. Check in person was rude.

Always beautiful place to stay. Quality of the apartment is 5 star, location to Kings beach, Truckee, Donner Lake and a bunch of other great places make it super fun. Annoying things: checked in at 7pm and had to walk round the resort for

he Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe is everything you dream a mountain-lake getaway could be — and then some. From the moment we pulled up, the scent of pine, the crisp mountain air, and the warm welcome from the staff set the tone for an unforgettable stay. The location is unbeatable. Nestled right on the shore of Lake Tahoe, the property feels like its own private retreat while still being just minutes from Incline Village. You can walk from your room to the sand in under a minute, coffee in hand, and watch the sunrise paint the water in colors you didn’t think existed. Our room was spacious, immaculate, and designed with understated luxury — plush bedding, a fireplace, and a balcony view that could have been a postcard. Every detail felt intentional, from the cozy robes to the in-room coffee setup. The dining is fantastic, with Lone Eagle Grille standing out as a must-visit — a warm, lodge-style restaurant with floor-to-ceiling lake views and a menu that’s equal parts creative and comforting. Evenings by the massive outdoor fire pit, cocktail in hand, were pure bliss. The resort amenities make it easy to never leave: a serene spa, an inviting pool and hot tubs, and a private beach with lounge chairs and cabanas. The staff is what truly elevates the experience — friendly, proactive, and clearly proud to be part of the Hyatt Tahoe family. This isn’t just a place to stay; it’s a place to slow down, breathe deeply, and soak in the magic of Lake Tahoe.

Hotel is nice, but weddings take over a huge chunk of the resort grounds. The kids play area and patio are replaced with a giant tent. Loud music plays until late, and if you're using the gym you'll be doing so in front of hundreds of wedding guests. I'd think such a large property could find a better place to host the weddings. Charging guests a $50 daily resort fee while repurposing many of the resort amenities (especially for families with kids) is pretty callous.