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Property Types
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- Resort
Location is amazing and amenities are great
Clean, nice room, fast elevator, friendly and helpful staff, beautiful fitness center
Breadth of services. Quality.
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Great location with varied activities for all! It¿s great to have the option to stay and enjoy the comfy resort with multiple choices of activities or leave to explore other fun activities in the area. Having convenient dining options is nice!
View and location
Beautiful lobby and pool.
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Comfy beds. Manager showed me inside some future places. Couch pull outs are very nice. Quiet close beach. Only one there sipping morning coffee. Let us roast marshmallows after office hours, cause we arrived late. Beautiful woodsy, garden setting. Quiet
The staff was great room was updated and clean. Great location.
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Proximity to ski resort, beautiful views overlooking Lake Tahoe, and convenience of a downtown walk.
Location and comfy bed.
The hotel is clean and comfortable. It is located near shops and restaurants, and Lake Tahoe.
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Quite cozy on the northwest side of the lake.
Location very convenient
Nothing, but view
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The location, you cannot ask for a better place to stay if you want to stay on Lake Tahoe.
Bait and switch, reservation called for lake front and instead we were placed across a main highway that looks at the property that is actually lake front.
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Very convenient location
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This location has a lot of charm, a modern aesthetic, and generally has all the amenities you'd expect in its price range. Outside of the rather crucial flaw I experienced, I'd likely stay again and it's a great option in Tahoe City.
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Good location, about 10 minute drive from Lake Tahoe. Also pool/fitness area felt like a Country Club!
Northstar is a beautiful place...
We appreciated how close the hotel was to the resort.
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Lake side setting.
Everything - except the carpets.
Our room had a great sized shower.
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Beauty of location and helpful staff
The room was spacious and had everything you could want. The full kitchen was perfect.
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The rooms and cleanliness
Location
The bathroom - nice soaking tub.
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Comfortable beds! Large room size
Everything
Good hotel and relatively new, very clean, good staff and extremely pet friendly! One of the best pet friendly hotels in Tahoe area!
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Location, friendly staff, onsite bar and restaurant, overall nice vibe and good value for money.
The architecture is amazing, art really. The entire property exudes character and charm. You could not ask for more attentive and engaging staff including Ian, Cody, and Stefan. The excellent sauna and hot tub were unexpected pleasures.
The hotel is very clean and well updated, the decor is modern. Do not use disposable cups, and you can drink tap water.
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Super clean & spacious room
It was close to the venue attended.
Good location and friendly staff. Room was nicely decorated and clean
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It has a swimming pool and a hot tub.
The best part over all was the fact it was snowing.
Very close to Northstar Resort.
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The hotel was conveniently located for our needs.
clean quiet and pretty close to things.
Booked this hotel because it was close to Palisades Tahoe Ski Resort and Northstar Ski Resort in order to ski there
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Location was fantastic ! The place is historical and right near restaurants, trails, and the train. All within walking distance. The house has been restored and cleverly decorated.
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It was quite and plenty of room to potty my Dogs.
The price, obviously.
Close to restaurants and had a pool.
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The room was looking at a busy intersection, but the road noise was nicely reduced by the proper windows.
The room has a fridge stove top and microwave was especially convenient for my 3 night stay. The beds and bedding were so comfy. When we come back to visit, I hope to stay here again. The staff was very friendly .
The space in the room
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Friendly staff and nice clean room. plus it was quite.
This set of staff pretty much always does thrir sbdolute best to be of service when I stay.
* This is my favorite hotel in Carson City. The staff knows how to make sure the guests usually have what they need. These include extras, pillow, Kleenex, towels, soaps for full convenience. I have stayed there many nights.
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It was awful.
Newly renovated and had both fridge and microwave. Beds were comfortable
Location is very convenient to the capital. Staff was friendly. Hallways smelled heavenly. I think once everything is remodeled it will be nice.
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Location . eas check in,nice swimming pool
The fact that we had a jacuzzi tub was the highlight of our stay
Central location to local attractions and tourist sights. Friendly staff, comfortable bed, and overall great experience.
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Newer facility, very well maintained.
The staff was friendly, helpful, accommodating, and went above and beyond for our group.
It would be nicer if there were black out shades. Our room only had a privacy screen, but did nothing to block out the street lamp light from the parking lot at night.
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Location of the hotel is good, dry near to NV side of Lake Tahoe and plenty of good restaurants near by
Ease of access, friendly staff and service.
Close Proximity to the place where we wanted to go. Comfortable beds
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Where to stay in Kings Beach
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South Lake Tahoe, CA is an outdoor adventure paradise, thanks to its biking, hiking, swimming, horseback riding and golfing, set between the scenic, recreation-rich waters of Lake Tahoe - the largest alpine lake in North America - and the sprawling Eldorado National Forest. Catch a production by the Lake Tahoe Community College or stock up on one-of-a-kind wares at the south shore's unique shops.
Nevada's capital city, Carson City sits along the Sierra Nevada Mountains and within easy reach of a number of state parks and natural areas. The historic area is home to Western Nevada College and minutes from Washoe Lake State Park and Lake Tahoe - Nevada State Park, as well as Snow Valley Peak climbing and mountaineering. Visitors frequent Carson City's casinos, museums and arts centers, among many other attractions.
Home to Crystal Bay, Kings Beach, Dollar Point, Olympic Valley and Tahoe City, the North Lake Tahoe, CA area boasts world-renowned ski locales with winding trails to steep drops. Year-round recreation activities range from mountain biking, fishing and golfing to snowmobiling and ice skating, set against spectacular panoramic lake views. Visitors also frequent the area's luxurious restaurants, galleries and shops.
Price by Month
Lowest prices just over $80 in November, highest around $170 in July.
In Kings Beach, hotel prices exhibit notable variation throughout the year. The lowest prices are found in November at just over $80, while the highest prices occur in July, reaching around $170. The busiest month recorded is February.
Price by Hotel Class
The most popular stars category is 2* priced at just over $100.
In Kings Beach, hotels are distributed across various star ratings, with prices generally increasing alongside star ratings. The most popular category is 2*, priced at just over $100, reflecting a modest increase compared to higher star levels.
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Top Tips
- Check Caltrans chain control status for SR-28 and CA-267 on your travel date, as requirements can activate with little notice after snowfall. Bring approved tire chains or rent a vehicle with AWD or 4WD to reduce the risk of being turned around at Kings Beach checkpoints. Many major hotel chains provide updated weather and road status at the front desk or through their concierge, so ask before you depart.
- Tahoe Truckee Area Regional Transit (TART) offers year-round service on the North Shore, including weekends at Kings Beach. Using TART helps avoid limited public beach and day-use parking, which fills quickly in summer. All TART buses are wheelchair accessible; check up-to-date schedules online or confirm frequency with your hotel, as many provide transit info via their app or front desk.
- Onsite parking policies at Kings Beach hotels vary: some charge $15 per night or limit on-site parking to one vehicle per room, with compact car rules at smaller properties. Guests needing accessible parking or traveling with larger vehicles should speak to the property directly to confirm solutions, as many major chains offer ADA-compliant or overflow parking.
- Room and parking availability in Kings Beach drops sharply on summer weekends and during local events like beach concerts or street fairs. Book 2-6 weeks ahead to avoid higher prices and limited options. For event planning, sign up for alerts via your hotel or the local tourism board and check if your lodging offers shuttle service for major gatherings.
- Wildfire smoke may raise North Lake Tahoe’s air quality index (AQI) above healthy levels between July and October, making outdoor activities unsafe. Hotels rarely refund for smoke discomfort, so check same-day AQI (for example, AirNow.gov) before finalizing outdoor plans. Ask your hotel about indoor amenities like HEPA-filtered lounges or fitness rooms in case outdoor air is poor.
- Most Kings Beach hotels are 2-3 story motels without elevators. If step-free access matters, reserve an accessible ground-floor room and confirm features like ramp access or visual alarms with the property before arrival. Leading hotel chains often list accessibility details on booking pages or can provide information through customer service.
- Many Kings Beach hotels close their front desk by 21:00, so late arrivals should request explicit late check-in instructions beforehand to avoid forfeiting their room. Major hotel chains often provide 24-hour reception or digital key access if you prefer the flexibility of late arrival.
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