Edgewood Tahoe Resort

I was looking for the best place to stay when we visited Lake Tahoe for the first time and I was not disappointed. This resort has the best of everything. Manicured property, a beautiful golf course, a great bar, 3 restaurants. I would skip the high end Edge restaurant due to its limited somewhat eclectic menu (unless you're into that): we much preferred the Bistro. Rooms are spacious comfy, bathrooms are the best with tubs and great big showers, high end fixtures. The finest feature: it sits on the lake shore, you cannot beat that view. The spa is first class, and a wonderful outdoor heated pool. The staff is over the top great. Of course, at these prices, you should expect a lot, and the Edgewood resort delivers.

I researched Edgewood and read so many reviews. I can't rave about this experience enough. Lana in reservations went so far out of her way to set up our group of 14 (4 toddlers) offering the best options which worked out perfectly. Jacqueline concierge made sure all requests were filled. The place is breathtaking, the staff was great, the experience was a 10 and I am so grateful I made this decision. ps. The ground floor lakeview is the way to go with toddlers. We had the door open and they played on the lawn whenever they could. The arrangement was perfection. Watching the golfers was a bonus! The shuttle can take you to Heavenly gondola and the kids loved the roller coaster.

Beautiful resort the staff is amazing! We really enjoyed our time there whether we sat in the chairs on the beach, by the fire, or just our patio the view was simply amazing!

Wonderful place, amazing views. By far one the best resorts in the country. The only disappointment I have was pool and hot tub didn't open until 9am which is super lame.

We just got back from a four day stay at the Edgewood Lake Tahoe. Such a mixed experience! We found the front desk staff to be incredibly unwelcoming (except for Liz who saved us). The concierge was almost aggressively unhelpful (in regards to getting a shuttle or buying a gift card from the spa). Once we got to our room and enjoyed the amenities we saw the beauty of the resort. Jackson at the bar was delightful as well as many of the staff in the bistro and the pool. The view and the grounds were amazing. BUT the only reason I am here writing a review is to call out the Edgewood on a practice that I cannot believe is even legal in regard to the billing. We were charged $150 for 3 days for parking (we had no car) and when we asked Karen at the front desk about it we were told that they charge EVERYONE the parking fee and expect the guests to catch that and ask for it removed. I was told they ask at checkout if the guest had a car , but there are many opportunities to check out online and in a rush just pay the bill before going through all the line billing items which are many. How is this legal to bill people for things that don't apply with the expectation that is incumbent on your guests to have it removed? We were at the Edgewood for my son's wedding and it made me worry about the ethics of the management of the Edgewood in regard to billing. Yikes!