Resort at Squaw Creek

The location proved ideal for a meeting. The guest rooms are spacious. The meeting room was easy to access and setup perfectly. The food at the resort was perfect for our group of 25. There were plenty of activities for all ages and abilities.

Another wonderful time at Everline Resort. From the moment we arrived until our departure we were well taken care of by the great staff, enjoyed delicious food and had fantastic accommodations. Our last stay was in January 2020 for my daughters wedding and we enjoyed reliving our great memories from then and making new ones. There was no doubt as to why we thought the resort was so amazing then and is to this day.

Visited the spa. Had a lovely time at the pool, then got one of the best massages of my life from Nicholas. Facilities were clean, well appointed, calming. The view from the pool and hot tubs is spectacular. As a regular visitor to the area will definitely be back.

Lux, full amenities ski in/out property at Palisades Tahoe. Direct access to the Resort lift on the far side of the ski area. Mostly blue trails down the lift, but can meander over to the main area. Otherwise, there is a shuttle every 30 minutes that goes to the main base area. The resort has several restaurants. Multiple heated pools and hot tubs. Great place for a family.

One of the most expensive hotels I’ve ever stayed in—more in hidden costs than actual luxury. $65 valet (yet cheaper for day visitors?), $15 for a cold breakfast burrito, and $100 for a late checkout despite the hotel not being at capacity. Six Peaks was especially overpriced for the quality and quantity of food—I’ve had far better meals at casual spots like Za's in Tahoe City. While the view is nice, it’s hard to enjoy it when you feel nickel-and-dimed at every turn. This place screams “premium” but delivers more in price tags than actual value. Disappointed and unlikely to return.