South Lake Tahoe Hotels

Founded on an ethos of sustainability, environmental stewardship and a legacy of luxury, Edgewood Tahoe Resort has risen from a world-class golf course to a world-class travel and business destination, offering guests access to unforgettable alpine experiences. Homesteaded more than 150 years ago by the rugged ranchers of the Park family, the lakefront property later became an original stop on the Pony Express. Set on 235 acres, Edgewood Tahoe earned a reputation as a vacation destination during the 1880s. In 1968 the resort rose to international fame when its soon-to-be-iconic golf course was unveiled. Featuring a restaurant, golf shop and lakefront event space, the adjacent Clubhouse was built in 1973 and subsequently remodeled in 1993. 

Recognized as a Four-Star Luxury Resort & Spa by Forbes Travel Guide for the fifth consecutive year in 2025, the LEED-certified Lodge redefines mountain luxury with 154 contemporary guest rooms, golf course, a critically acclaimed spa, a year-round swimming pool and a hot tub, elegant event spaces and the gorgeous Great Room.

Dining experiences include The Bistro, serving New American seasonal fare in a casual contemporary setting, and The Bistro Bar; The Edge Restaurant & Lounge (coming in the summer of 2025) for an elegant meal with mountain view; and Uplift Cafe for coffee and smoothies. At the legendary golf course, enjoy the Fairway Grille serving a casual grill menu and Brooks' Bar & Deck serving gastro pub fare.

Positioned along the Nevada/California state line, Edgewood Tahoe is ideal for a secluded getaway or as a launching point for discovering everything the Tahoe region has to offer. Located one hour from Reno-Tahoe International Airport and two hours from Sacramento, Edgewood Tahoe is easily accessible by land or air.

Kirkwood Mountain is a South Lake Tahoe ski area tucked a little out of the way of the hustle and bustle that is seen in town. Kirkwood is about a 45-minute drive from the center of South Lake. This small distance creates positives: crowds are smaller and attention to personal service is higher. The ski area itself is great for all levels of skiers with a large area for beginner and intermediate skiers and snowboarders as well as a large enough area of expert terrain to keep any advanced skier busy. In the summer the ski area transitions and offers lift-access hiking and mountain biking, offering 22 trails in the Kirkwood valley, 12 of those accessed via chairlift and 12 of those miles being curvy, banked single track. For both seasons, ski, snowboard and bike rentals are offered at the mountain.