The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe Review

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families recommend
47 family reviews

Families will love:
  • Ski-in, ski-out access to family friendly Northstar-at-Tahoe ski resort
  • Year-round scenic gondola rides
  • Array of year-round activities for all ages


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About The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe

The Ritz-Carlton hotel chain is your unparalleled chance for enjoying dreamy days and nights in the lap of luxury. All 72 hotels, reigning from destination spots throughout the globe, set the bar for catering to a guest's every furrowed brow. And now they've brought their opulence into the Lake Tahoe region. Hard to imagine how anything could possibly bring more splendor to a slice of earth that is a virtual kaleidoscope of wonder: soaring mountains encircling a crystal-clear, world-famous lake all set under a canopy of weather made in heaven. But rather than trying to improve upon our beloved Tahoe, the folks at the Ritz clearly set their sights on harmoniously and elegantly blending seamlessly into their chosen spot: the mid-level primo real estate in the family-friendly Northstar-at-Tahoe resort. What an ideal union: a world-class hotel meets a renowned Tahoe ski resort.

Very near to the Northstar entrance you’ll follow a four-mile ribbon of encrusted mountain roads that leads to the woodsy luxury of the Ritz-Carlton Highlands, Lake Tahoe. Somewhere in those four miles, you’ll feel as if you’re winding your way through the Swiss Alps or teetering somewhere near the summit in Yosemite. And that’s the whole idea: The creators of this particular Ritz-Carlton want you to feel that you’re trekked far from the noise and hassle of every day life. That you have, in fact, stumbled upon an exciting, outlying resort known to few others.

Here’s what’s in store: 170 beautifully appointed guests rooms and suites, dining options ranging from upscale to casual, a kids’ club, an enormous pool kept toasty year-round, a lap pool, Jacuzzis and a luxury spa. Pair all of this splendor with Northstar’s endless array of family activities including world-class winter sports, summer recreation, sparkling shopping, dining and an outdoor ice/roller rink in the Village and you have a vacation that is out of this world.

And there’s more. The Ritz has overlooked nothing in catering to a guest’s every need. Here you’ll find ski in/ski out access to the four lifts that take Northstar guests onto higher slopes, dedicated ski concierges who offer a generous hand at every turn, a limo-like ride on the Sherpa snow mobile (for those times when you don’t feel like walking), an exclusive Ritz-Carlton gondola always available to whisk you to the Northstar Village and easily accessible storage services for equipment.


Written by Wendy Irvine

 

The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe Reviews


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  • Golf
  • Skiing
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  • Babysitting
  • Children's Program
  • Cribs
  • Game Room
  • Onsite Dining
  • Pool



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