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"Very affordable "

"I have stayed here before, and I thought I would stay here again. I usually stay at Harvey’s, but I did not want to with all the construction going on there.i parked my car here, and I just used the Lime scooters to get around town. There is a pool, but at times can be noisy with kids playing. The rooms here have been remodeled, their clean, and I love the rooms with balcony’s. "

"Very nice"

"This is a no frills motel/Inn. I have gone twice now and they do not have a daily maid service, the pool is full of dirt with no intention of emptying or using as a pool which is OK. This being said the Monday night to Thursday night rate is fair but, for a weekend stay it is outrages for what you receive- even for a no frills Motel/Inn. Again this is a Motel/Inn not a Hotel as advertised."

"Edgewood is like an oasis of peace and relaxation in the middle of hustle and bustle of South Lake Tahoe. It is all there - hotel, beach on the lake, pool, jacuzzi, golf course…You don’t have to drive anywhere, stress over parking at the beach, all you have to do is relax, enjoy - and have another snack or cocktail delivered to you! "

"The employees are wonderful. Excellent customer service "

"he Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe is everything you dream a mountain-lake getaway could be — and then some. From the moment we pulled up, the scent of pine, the crisp mountain air, and the warm welcome from the staff set the tone for an unforgettable stay. The location is unbeatable. Nestled right on the shore of Lake Tahoe, the property feels like its own private retreat while still being just minutes from Incline Village. You can walk from your room to the sand in under a minute, coffee in hand, and watch the sunrise paint the water in colors you didn’t think existed. Our room was spacious, immaculate, and designed with understated luxury — plush bedding, a fireplace, and a balcony view that could have been a postcard. Every detail felt intentional, from the cozy robes to the in-room coffee setup. The dining is fantastic, with Lone Eagle Grille standing out as a must-visit — a warm, lodge-style restaurant with floor-to-ceiling lake views and a menu that’s equal parts creative and comforting. Evenings by the massive outdoor fire pit, cocktail in hand, were pure bliss. The resort amenities make it easy to never leave: a serene spa, an inviting pool and hot tubs, and a private beach with lounge chairs and cabanas. The staff is what truly elevates the experience — friendly, proactive, and clearly proud to be part of the Hyatt Tahoe family. This isn’t just a place to stay; it’s a place to slow down, breathe deeply, and soak in the magic of Lake Tahoe."