Review: Everline Resort & Spa, Destination By Hyatt (Lake Tahoe, California)
Everline Resort & Spa, a Destination by Hyatt, is nestled in the Olympic Valley near Lake Tahoe, California. The resort offers guests a scenic retreat in a beautiful natural setting. The resort features a variety accommodations, including both rooms and suites. The property boasts several dining options, with Cascades restaurant being a highlight for its highly-rated breakfast. Guests can also enjoy on-premises amenities including a golf course, skiing lift, and spa – as well as easy access to other recreational opportunities such as hiking, biking, boating, and shopping.
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At A Glance: Everline Resort & Spa
- Average Nightly Cost During Stay: $364.08 USD
- Loyalty Program: World of Hyatt
- Loyalty Category: Category 8
- Discount Applied: N/A
- Room Type as Booked: Deluxe Queen Room Forest View
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Booking/Redemption
PHOTO GALLERY
Hotel Entrance/Valet
Front Desk/Lobby
Walkthrough Tour: 1 Bedroom Suite With 1 King Bed
Room Key & Welcome Package
Suite Gallery
 
 
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Bedroom Gallery
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Bathroom
Property Gallery
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Golf
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Skiing
   
Dining: Breakfast At Cascades
Pool / Fitness Center
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THE FHOP BOTTOM-LINE 10 RATINGS:
| Location: | 9.0 |
| Service/Elite Treatment: | 9.0 |
| Overall Room: | 8.0 |
| Property/Amenities: | 8.0 |
| Luxury Factor: | 8.0 |
| Coolness Factor: | 8.0 |
| Cleanliness/Non-Grime Factor: | 10.0 |
| Correct Billing/No Issues Factor: | 10.0 |
| Cash Bang-For-The-Buck: | 8.0 |
| Points Bang-For-The-Buck: | 7.0 |
| FINAL RATING | 8.5 |
The Bottom-Line Review: Everline Resort & Spa (Lake Tahoe, California)
We were really enjoyed our [summertime] stay at Everline Resort & Spa, Destination By Hyatt. The location was a 10 minute drive from Lake Tahoe, situated in the beautiful Olympic Valley area, where he towering Sierra Nevada mountains served as the backdrop to the resort, highlighting picturesque Washeshu Creek and golf course. The breakfast buffet at Cascades was a highlight (I mean, they had a dedicated Bloody Mary bar), especially for Globalist members who received complimentary breakfast. Speaking of Globalist members, we received excellent treatment as we were given a room upgrade to a large 1-bedroom suite with a fireplace which was a game-changer in terms of comfort (although this was during the summer off-season).
We also really enjoyed the resort’s range of recreational options, including walking the picturesque golf course and creek, hitting the pool, watching the kids play soccer on the mini-field, and checking out some of the many shops on property. We also caught a wonderful mountain sunset from the pavilion next to the centerpiece cascading waterfall. In fact, if I had to name a negative to our stay, I would say the resort may be slightly dated and show some minor signs of wear and tear from being a popular ski resort. I can easily recommend this hotel to really anybody looking for an upscale stay in the Lake Tahoe area including couples, families, ski bums and other recreational nuts. We definitely plan on returning.
FINAL RATING: 8.5 out of 10
