Resort at Squaw Creek

Stunning location in the Olympic Valley with beautiful valley views. The pool and spa were wonderful. We enjoyed a fantastic steak and sides in the restaurant and a lovely bottle of our favorite wine. Highly recommend trying it out.

We stayed at Everline on August 22 and the resort lost power for over 14 hours, basically the entire night. Obviously, I understand that a power outage can happen and isn’t necessarily the hotel’s fault. What bothered me was how they handled it. During the outage, the hotel handed out lanterns and candles and staff told us that they were going to comp the night. We appreciated that and decided to just make the best of it and stay. Then the next morning, once the power was back on, they changed their minds and said they weren’t going to comp the night after all. That’s the part I have a problem with. If they had never offered to comp the room, that would be one thing. But telling guests you’re going to take care of the night while everyone is sitting in a dark hotel, and then reversing that decision the next morning, just doesn’t sit right with me. Things go wrong. I don’t expect a hotel to control the power grid. I do expect them to stand behind what they tell their guests.

The booking site that we reserved our rooms with (Priceline) lost our reservation and it took them over an hour to inform me that it was their fault, yet too late to rebook. It was a complete disaster!!! However,Todd (Front Desk Manager) was a wonderful help and found us a room to book that night. He went above and beyond and was extremely helpful. We would willingly give him 10 out of five stars.!!! He deserves a raise for the wonderful customer service he provided!! Everline is blessed to have him on staff!! We would gladly stay there again simply because of him!! That, and the fact that Everline is a beautiful resort!!

Decent resort but rooms need to be upgraded and front desk can do better in terms of mentioning what customer has access to etc. Self-Parking can test your patience on hot summer days.

Came for a conference and brought the whole family. Was thrilled with the amenities - from fishing, bike riding to pool complex and gym - we had a great time. Dan at the rec center went above and beyond to make our rec activities truly memorable. The food seemed a bit pricey for what it was so we opted to eat off site, but palisades village was an excellent dining option which we biked to one evening and the on site cafe was convenient to grab and go. The suites were convenient to allow us to eat easy meals in the room though have to go off site to get basic groceries. Easy access to truckee rafting experience. We didn't do the tram or hike nearby, but drove to incline village for several of our activities.