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Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort & Casino

111 Country Club Drive
Incline Village, NV 89450
Nightly Rates: ( 165.00 - 515.00 )
4 Star


Property Description

Located in the heart of the Sierra Mountain Range, the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino is a luxury hotel set in an alpine paradise. The hotel's location puts it within a few miles of Mount Rose, Diamond Peak, Sierra-at-Tahoe, Northstar-at-Tahoe, Alpine Meadows, Kirkwood, and Heavenly Valley. A shuttle bus can transport guests to a number of these ski areas. The resort provides security ski storage and a professional ski rental shop is located on the premises. The hotel's other recreational facilities include a heated pool and jet spa, as well as a fitness club and the new 20,000 sq.ft. Stillwater Spa. The resort's 6 restaurants offer an variety of dining options: Lone Eagle Grille on the Lake boasts an elegant lakeshore dining room; Ciao Mien Trattoria features a combination of Asian and Italian food; Sierra Cafe offering buffet and a la carte menus; Cutthroat's Saloon offers a casual atmosphere and nightly entertainment; there is also Lakeside Bar and Grill and Stillwater Pool Bar and Grill.



Amenities

· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· Bar/Lounge
· Business Center
· Casino
· Concierge
· Fitness Center or Spa
· Golf
· Hairdryers Available
· Laundry/Valet Services
· Room Service
· Room Service
· Meeting/Banquet Facilities
· Mini Bar
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Pool
· Shops/Commercial Services
· Skiing
· Television with Cable
· Tennis


Room Information

Guest Rooms
Features include TV, cable movie channels, in-room pay movies, telephone with message light, voice mail, full bath amenities, AM/FM alarm clock, mini bar and hair dryer. * 228 king-size beds * 189 double-double beds * 368 no smoking rooms


Suites/Cottages
* 24 lakeside cottages * 6 suites

Rate Disclaimer

For reservations, room rates and availability, click the Reservations icon above. To speak with a Hyatt representative personally, call (800) 633-7313. If calling from outside the US, obtain international reservation numbers at www.hyatt.com/hotel_reservations/reservations_numbers.html.


Miscellaneous Information

· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3PM
· Check out time is 11AM
· Time Zone is PST
· Opened in 1975
· Renovated in 2003
· 458 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 12 floors.


Directions

* Lakefront resort hotel/casino surrounded by mountains and towering pines * Located at the water's edge on the north shore of Lake Tahoe * 34 miles from Reno/Tahoe International Airport


Guarantee Policy

A credit card guarantee is required to complete a reservation. Your credit card will be charged if cancellation policies are not correctly followed. The amount charged may equal the cost of 1 (one) or more nights plus applicable taxes.


Cancellation Policy

Cancellation policies vary based on day of arrival. When making reservations, please read the rate rules given immediately after selecting a specific rate. Policies are provided before the reservation is complete.


Restaurant Information

Lone Eagle Grille

On the shores of the lake, Old Tahoe is alive and well with warm woods, open beams, two massive rock fireplaces and panoramic lakeviews. After relaxing cocktails in the Great Room, sit down to a flavorful meal in the restaurant, prepared in our display kitchen. Hearty American cuisine, from appetizers like crab cakes, smoked salmon and focaccia to entrees that include spit-roasted duck, braised lamb shank and Certified Angus Beef?. Reservations recommended for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch.


Sierra CafŽ

You'll enjoy a casual atmosphere where we're always serving what you're hungry for: breakfasts, popular appetizers, burgers, soups, fajitas...Featuring the area's largest salad and dessert bar, special breakfast and dinner buffets. Open 6:30am-11pm, seven days a week, no reservations required.


Meeting Facility

The Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe provides 23,000-square feet of meeting space:

* 800-square foot prefunction space * 7,326-square foot exhibit space * Convention center can be divided into six rooms with two lobby areas * All meeting rooms have individual controls for sound, air conditioning and multiple electrical and microphone outlets * The Lakeside Lodge, opened in 1995, is a new beachfront meeting facility, which includes a 5,817 square foot ballroom (divisible by three), accommodating up to 610 for receptions.


Recreation Information


Golf

Two courses designed by Robert Trent Jones.


24 Hour Casino

* Tennis nearby * Skiing nearby * Outdoor heated pool and spa * Fitness Center * Jogging paths * Private beach and boat rentals * Camp Hyattš - daily, fun-filled, educational activities for children * Spa


Area Attractions

The perfect year-round playground for individuals and families, this spectacular resort with 24-hour casino is nestled amid the pines on Lake Tahoe's breathtaking north shore. View awesome, towering mountains and sky-blue Lake Tahoe. Steps from your door are a white-sand beach, heated pool, health spa, plus nearby tennis, horseback riding, hiking, golf and skiing.

Casino

The Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe boasts the area's best sportsbook along with table games including Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Caribbean Stud, Let It Ride and Mini-Baccarat. Slots include reels, video poker, and Mega-Bucks for would-be instant millionares. Plus, the Hyatt hosts a blackjack tournament every Wednesday and a video poker tournament every Friday.

Donner Memorial Park and Museum

The park and museum commemorates the Donner Party, 89 westward-bound pioneers trapped in the winter of 1846-47 in snow 22-feet deep. Only 47 survived, some by cannibalism and others by eating animal hides. The Immigrant Museum offers an hourly slide show about the Donner Party's plight. 12593 Donner Pass Road, Truckee, California

M.S. Dixie II Paddlewheeler

Lake Tahoe's original paddlewheeler company brings you Tahoe's newest and largest paddlewheeler! Offering a variety of cruise times year round. Enjoy "The Sunken Treasures of Lake Tahoe" video in climate-controlled comfort. 760 Highway 50, Zephyr Cove, Marina

Sand Harbor State Park

One of the most popular state parks in Lake Tahoe (because of its white sandy beaches and translucent blue water) visitors can enjoy swimming, boating and a self-guided nature trail. Annual music festival and a Shakespeare festival. Highway 28, Incline Village

Golf

There are several outstanding golf courses in the Lake Tahoe and surrounding areas. Each offers fine groomed greens, club house, and/or pro shop and of course, spectacular views of either the lake or towering peaks. Golfing arrangements can be made which include green fees, cart rental, club rental and transfers from the Hyatt to the Golf Course. The most popular courses are the Incline Village Championship Course and Mountain Course at the Northshore, and Edgewood Golf Course at the South Shore. Also available and very nice is the course at Northstar at Tahoe. Tee times should be booked well in advance. Season: May through October in Lake Tahoe (weather permitting) Year Round Reno, Carson City, Dayton and Genoa Cancellation: Must be made 15 days in advance.

Horseback Riding

Enjoy a beautiful scenic ride through Tahoe's forest area, with spectacular scenery, fresh mountain air and experienced guides. All areas offer one and two hour rides as well as breakfast rides. Weight limit of 225 lbs strictly enforced. Season: May through October (weather permitting) Location: Zepher Cove Length: 3-4 hours

Ride the Rubicon/High Desert Tour ATV Rides

Drive a four wheel All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) on the most famous 4WD trail in the world, the Rubicon or on our High Desert Tour. A jeep and hummer tour is also available. Experience an incredibly unique new adventure that you will never forget. Half-day scenic rides and full-day rough rides available. Season: July-October Rubicon/Year round High Desert Tour Location: Homewood/Carson Valley Lenghth: Half day or full day rides available

River Rafting

Providing guided half day and full day trips for the young at heart. Experience nature's wonderland. Qualified white water guides ensure a fun filled day on the water. Expect beauty and adventure navigating through foaming rapids and quiet flat waters. Rivers range from two to four star. You do not have to be a swimmer but you do have to be prepared to get wet. Season: May through September Location: Various rivers available Lenght: Half day to full day adventures

Tennis

Arrangements can be made by us for your tennis needs. Ranging from transportation to pro instructors, lunch, or a private tournament. Incline Village provides a beautiful setting and has been the site of several pro tennis tournaments. Season: May through October (weather permitting) Location: Incline Village

Hikes

For the fitness enthusiast. Explore the Tahoe Basin with our experienced hiking guides. Many trips are available from 1-10 miles. Hike a section of the Tahoe Rim Trail, Spooner Lake, Ophir Creek, a strenuous Marlette/Eagle Falls. Bring a bathing suit...Most hikes offer swimming for the very brave and part polar bear Season: May-October (weather permitting)

Vikingsholm Mansion Hike

The trail head is on the west shore of Lake Tahoe in Emerald bay, one of the most photographed bays in the world. The hike descends into this glorious fjord, home to Scandinavian castle and the only island in Lake Tahoe, Fanette Island.

Mountain Biking

Take one of our high tech bikes down Lakeshore Drive or on a mountainous dirt trail. Our guides are very familiar with the trails of Lake Tahoe and will guide you on or off the beaten path. Season: May through October (weather permitting) Location: Hyatt Season: May through October (weather permitting) Location: Hyatt

Historic Shopping tour of Downtown Truckee

The charming downtown of Truckee is shopping friendly. Truckee has turned the first buildings ever built in town, some dating back to the late 1800's, into wonderful boutiques. One can shop for everything from the latest in fashion to fishing equipment. If you spend all your money to quickly don't despair, enjoy some of the historical points of town; the oldest and longest running jail in the west, the site of the first log cabin, the place where Charlie Chaplin relaxed after filming one of only 27 rocking stones in the world and hear about the rock's strange story and much more. Also another museum to find out the fate behind the Donner Party tragedy; a 30 minute movie on the tragedy is shown on the hour.

Fishing Charter

Lake Tahoe offers some of the best fresh water fishing in the west. The lake is home to: Mountain Trout, Rainbow Trout, German Brown Trout, Speckled Trout, Mackinaw, Mountain Whitefish and Kokanee Salmon. Charter fishing, led by professional guides, is the only way to really enjoy fishing on the lake. Bait and tackle are included. Fishing charters leave early in the morning or in the afternoon. Minimum of 6 people. Season: Year round Location: Hyatt Pier Length: 4-5 hours Options: Fly fishing guides and instructions available

Snowmobiling

Snowmobile wilderness tours through the Tahoe National Forest. Wind your way through Tahoe's forest with beautiful views out to Lake Tahoe. Custom tours available. Standard tour is two hours. Tours include helmet, snowmobiles and guides. Snowmobile drivers must have a valid drivers license, 325 pound weight limit. Season: December through March (snow permitting) Location: Northshore/Zephyr Cove Length: 3-4 hours

Sleigh Rides

Over the river and through the woods... Enjoy a scenic ride through the mountains and pine trees by horse and sleigh. Minimum of 6 people. Season: December through March (snow permitting) Location: South Lake Tahoe / Northstar-at-Tahoe Length: 2-3 hours

Skiing and Snowboarding

In Tahoe's winter wonderland, discover America's greatest concentration of skiing with 16 downhill areas and 8 cross country centers and a snowpack that is several feet deeper than at most Colorado and Utah resorts. An impressive variety of terrain, moderate daytime temperatures and a six month season translate to enjoyable skiing for every ability. There are more ski lifts in the Tahoe Basin than in the entire state of Colorado.

Ponderosa Ranch

Experience the legend... tour the world's most famous ranch, The Ponderosa, home to television's legendary Bonanza series. Tour the Cartwright Ranch House, explore an entire western town, view countless pieces of western memorabilia, vintage cars, horse drawn carriages, turn of the century farm equipment, gun collections and so much more... and all this in the pristine splendor of the Tahoe basin. Open May-October.

Sierra Cloud Catamaran

Chart your course for a sailing adventure. Enjoy an exhilarating ride surrounded by scenic Lake Tahoe aboard the Sierra Cloud, our 55-foot custom built catamaran. Certified to carry 49 passengers, it operates off the Hyatt Beach pier behind the Lone Eagle Grille, our lakeside restaurant. Our crew has years of worldwide sailing experience and some interesting tales about Tahoe. Operates May-September (weather permitting). Located at the Hyatt Pier.

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