Set on the edge of Lake Tahoe – and steps from a ski resort – you can snow ski in the winter and water ski in the summer.

Classy rooms (minus the ’tude) and spa-inspired baths keep us comfy and relaxed… and did we mention comfy?

An easy drive to restaurants galore, so your room’s kitchenette may not get much use (though it’s there if ya need it).

Quasi 30 ettari di boschi costellati da multiple strutture per tutti i gusti, dalle camere standard a monolocali e villette.

A bags-game-on-the-lawn and canoe-paddles-over-the-mantle kind place – happily hosting guests since 1972.

Sci, escursioni, shopping, giochi – non sapere cosa fare dopo è il miglior tipo di problema che ti possa capitare.

Ogni camere vanta uno stile boutique unico, perché a uno come te piace sempre distinguersi.

Skiing, rafting, hiking, fishing, golfing – even Zagat-rated dining. Every -ing imaginable is all right here. But first, free breakfast(!).

Lo stile rustico ti dà quasi l'idea che Cappuccetto Rosso possa bussare alla porta da un momento all'altro.

You’ve got your pick of outdoors-y to-dos around this gem, ranging from hiking to river rafting (ask the adventure concierge for a killer rec).

Resort di oltre 260 ettari, con spazi tutti da scoprire e vedute tutte da godere.

Authentic Mexican joint onsite (don’t leave without trying the guac) + spot-on home-style fare at the 24-hour grill (aka your eats are more than covered).

Rooms rock a posh-rustic vibe complete with goose down comforters, mini-fridges and private balcony or patio (for obvious stunning-view reasons).

Sneak just across the border to Stateline and have some legal casino fun.

Imita Phelps (o la Pellegrini) grazie alla piscina dell'hotel.

Suite/condo-style setup in historic Genoa, with upscale eats at the 1862 Restaurant and more casual fare at the Saloon Bar.

Lodge-like clubhouse in Squaw Valley – gardeny setting is perfect for BBQs. Borrowable bikes and snowshoes if you’re up for an adventure.

Idyllically situated atop the Sierra Nevadas (aka jaw-dropping views all around).

Set on the edge of Lake Tahoe – and steps from a ski resort – you can snow ski in the winter and water ski in the summer.

Originally built for the 1960 Winter Olympic delegation, rustic, this place is not. Luxe linens and posh bath amenities await.

Mere steps from the ski lift and Squaw Valley Village, where trendy bars, restaurants and shops await.

Warm, gooey cinnamon rolls at the complimentary hot breakfast make our morning.

Top-notch spot for skiing and mountain biking. (Forget your gear? There’s onsite rentals for both.)