The Landing Lake Tahoe Resort & Spa

Great place to relax, make sure to get the Lake view. Can rqst for microwave at the front desk. Wish parking was free, but there were plenty around the neighborhood. Oh, and champagne served on check in….ooooh

This was sold to us as a “premier” king room with lake view. And of course when we complained, we’re told that’s all we have. “Completely sold out” & they tried to justify the view. Demand to see room before accepting. Reservations made more than a month in advance

Stayed here recently for my friend’s birthday. It was a group of nine of us that traveled together. The staff and everyone at the Landing were so nice and super friendly. We mainly talked to Charles, Jason, Ben, and Sarafina. Everyone was super nice and treated us like family. I seriously can’t say enough amazing things about everyone here. I felt like they added such a personable touch with the shuttle and letting us know to call ahead and they would pick us up anywhere within a 2 mile range. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend this place to anyone coming to Tahoe.

This place was amazing! The front desk staff was absolutely fantastic! They were very knowledgeable and friendly. The rooms were great. There is outdoor space to enjoy the view. It is convenient to the lake and heavenly village. The restaurant at the hotel had the best food that we had in Tahoe. Would 10/10 stay again.

Disturbing, unsafe, and unacceptable experience — not what you expect from a luxury hotel We came to this hotel expecting a peaceful and luxurious experience. Instead, we left feeling disturbed, unsafe, and deeply disappointed. From 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., a group of six individuals completely took over the pool and jacuzzi area — and they were clearly not hotel guests. They kept asking us questions that made it obvious — like whether the white bathrobes were provided by the hotel (even though those robes are left in every guest room). Their appearance, behavior, and conversations all pointed to something being very wrong. They looked strung out, acted erratically, spoke in the disoriented, agitated way of someone under the influence of drugs, and one of them was openly smoking in front of us. At one point, one man told us he had been to prison multiple times. After hearing that, we didn’t feel safe speaking to hotel staff about the situation, fearing possible retaliation. They turned the jacuzzi bubbles on constantly, even when we asked them not to. They brought in a cooler full of alcohol, a rotisserie chicken, and other food from a local store. They stared at us inappropriately — four grown men watching us, as we tried to relax in swimsuits, made us feel unsafe and exposed. Later during the s’mores activity, they took over all of the fire pits and chairs, again behaving as though they owned the space. Their loud, inappropriate conversations were not just annoying — they were disturbing. My 10-year-old niece was visibly frightened, and my 65-year-old mother, who came here to relax, ended up scared and deeply uncomfortable. The most shocking part is that this happened over eight full hours, and not a single hotel staff member came to check the area or ensure the safety of guests. What kind of luxury hotel allows this? This was not a minor inconvenience. It was a complete breakdown of guest safety, hospitality, and basic respect. We paid for an elevated, secure experience — instead, we shared the space with people who made us feel threatened, uncomfortable, and unsafe the entire day. We demand a full refund. What happened here was not just disappointing — it was unacceptable.