Including Crystal Bay Hotels
While the choices for Crystal Bay and Incline Village hotels aren't as broad as you find in the other Lake Tahoe towns, they cover the spectrum that most visitors are looking for. Casinos make up three of the Incline Village accommodations. The Crystal Bay Casino, Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino and the Tahoe Biltmore Lodge & Casino have distinct personalities, so you can choose the accommodation style that best suits you while still getting your gambling spirit taken care of. The Hyatt is, as you might expect, the kid-friendliest of these Incline Village casino hotels, with plenty for them to do, including Camp Hyatt, a year round program. This property spreads out over 26 acres and includes guestrooms and lakeside cottages, a spa, pools and a 24-hour fitness center. It's a full-service Incline Village hotel.
The other two casinos have storied pasts, the best part’s that they've made efforts to retain even through renovations. These Incline Village lodgings both have the feel of what you might have imagined Nevada casinos to have back in the day. Notable history for Tahoe Biltmore is that the biggest jackpot ever won in Lake Tahoe was here. This Incline Village hotel also has a resident ghost named Mary that many guests have claimed to see.
Things to Do at Incline Village Hotels
Including Crystal Bay Hotels
The Crystal Bay Casino's nightclubs, the Red Room and the Crown Room, attract gamblers and non-gamblers with their performances and other entertainment. Rounding out the Incline Village lodging choices is the Parkside Inn. This property draws guests year round, but winter guests especially appreciate its indoor pool and sauna and its proximity to Diamond Peak Ski Resort. They even run a free shuttle there for their guests. Parkside feels like a gracious mountain lodge, and guests are treated accordingly.
Incline Village Hotels & Crystal Bay Hotels by Category
Incline Village Place to Stay
111 Country Club Drive, Incline Village, NV
Nestled in the Sierra Nevada on the shore of Lake Tahoe, Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino is a year-round destination with something for everyone. Their lodging includes 422 guestrooms and 24 lakeside cottages with fireplaces. Several restaurants, bars and lounges occupy their 26 acres, including fine dining on the lake and a floating pier with a bar. The 24-hour casino has 16 table games and more than 250 slot machines. If you’re here on business, make use of their 24-hour business center and high-speed wireless internet. Hosting an event? The Hyatt has 50,000 square feet of indoor/outdoor function space including a beachside ballroom with a view of the lake.
Conveniently located close to several ski resorts, hiking and biking trails and golf courses, the Hyatt has an on-premise sports shop with ski, snowboard and bike rentals. Their 500 feet of lakefront beach hosts a range of watersports rentals from standup paddleboards to power boats. Guests can treat themselves to a massage at the full-service spa, take a dip in the lagoon-style pool or hot tubs or check out the 24-hour fitness center with state-of-the-art cardio and strength-training equipment.
Families will find plenty to do on site. For kids there is Camp Hyatt, a fun and educational year-round program providing lake walks, outdoor games, crafts and scavenger hunts. Come evening the hotel provides guests with their own s’mores-making kit, because there’s no better way to end a day at the lake than by sitting around the fire pit roasting marshmallows while telling stories and gazing at the stars – whether you’ve got the kids with you or not.
Nestled in the Sierra Nevada on the shore of Lake Tahoe, Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino is a year-round destination with something for everyone. Their lodging includes 422 guestrooms and 24 lakeside cottages with fireplaces. Several restaurants, bars and lounges occupy their 26 acres, including fine dining on the lake and a floating pier with a bar. The 24-hour casino has 16...read more
Nestled in the Sierra Nevada on the shore of Lake Tahoe, Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe...read more
Incline Village Place to Stay
The cozy lodging at Club Tahoe Resort is spread across a large property amidst a forest of pines and aspens. Although it’s a timeshare property, many of the more than 90 units are available for short-term rental to non-owners. Built in 1978, each of the two-story, two-bedroom condos sleeps up to six people. All units feature kitchen, dining and living areas, two bathrooms, an upstairs...read more
Crystal Bay Place to Stay
With a history dating back to 1937, a completely renovated Crystal Bay Casino opened its doors on August 1, 2003. Natural stones cover the walls of the casino and a giant (fake) oak tree grows from the middle of the pit, spreading its branches out over the gaming tables and giving it a surreal ambiance. The gaming includes blackjack, craps and roulette as well as...read more
Incline Village Place to Stay
If you’re looking for a short-term, long-term, ski lease or vacation rental in north Lake Tahoe, Goldfish Properties has hundreds of options to choose from. They handle luxury to budget properties, lakefront to lake view, event properties, pet-friendly rentals and everything in between. Their focus is on property management with strong customer service to make your visit as pleasant as possible. You can call, email,...read more
Incline Village Place to Stay
A property management company covering the entire basin, Grand Welcome prides itself on delivering a quality experience and is always looking to exceed its customers' expectations. The homes that they offer are chosen based on their quality amenities and luxurious ambiance, and there is an option for every level of budget. They also have pet-friendly vacation rentals. To help you find the perfect place, their...read more
Incline Village Place to Stay
When it comes to the best beach access around the lake, Incline Village has the rest of the basin beat. That's why Incline is one of the preferred places to stay when visiting Lake Tahoe. For finding the optimum vacation rental for your visit, Incline Vacation Rentals' 30 years of experience is certain to be of benefit. Not only do they have nearly three decades...read more
Incline Village Place to Stay
Sun Bear Realty & Vacation Rentals is a full-service real estate office that has been handling real estate sales, long- and short-term rentals and property management since 1989. They’ve got a huge selection of cabins, houses and condo vacation rentals in Incline Village. Their friendly and professional staff will assist you in planning every aspect of your Lake Tahoe itinerary and can provide exclusive specials...read more
Crystal Bay Place to Stay
The Tahoe Biltmore, established in 1946, has managed to maintain its vintage decor and atmosphere over the decades — in its casino, restaurant and rooms — and to house a resident ghost named Mary since the 1960s. The Bilty has more than 100 affordable rooms and suites in the main hotel (some pet friendly) and a few cottages overlooking the lake. The casino, where the...read more
Incline Village Place to Stay
Tahoe Boat & RV Rents makes having fun in Lake Tahoe a breeze. This is a family-run business providing the tools needed to access the water and the great outdoors. Offering rentals of both RV motorhomes and water-ski boats, they take the fuss out of enjoying Lake Tahoe. They offer different power boats that seat between eight and 12 people. For sleeping accommodations they provide...read more
Incline Village Place to Stay
If you're looking for a hotel with a great location in Incline Village, this is it. One of only two hotels in Incline Village, The Incline Lodge is less than a mile from the north shore of Lake Tahoe and just minutes from beaches, trailheads, bike paths, ski resorts, golf courses, restaurants and the Hyatt Lake Tahoe Resort and Casino. It's close to the Tahoe...read more
