Tahoe City Hotel Guide - North Lake Tahoe Visitor Center hotels in Tahoe City, United States of America.

"Staff was very efficient and it appeared that the room had been renovated."

"Clean room and easy check in!"

"The staff was very nice "

"Close to the Tahoe Rim Trail trailhead for a lovely hike to the Truckee River."

"The cabin was an excellent choice for our large family gathering. Hard to find a place with this many bedrooms, all of which were clean and ready. The huge dining table was great to be able to have the whole family sit together. The view from the hot tub is incredible. We also used the beach access which has a great park for the kids. It appears that most of the bathrooms have recently been updated and there's ongoing work to update other parts of the property. Mike was easy to get a hold of for the minor issues that did arise. "

"We stayed here very last minute for only 1 night, which was perfect as we live fairly locally about 1.5 hours down the hill. This is a fantastic "

"Great location. Loved having “private” spaces for each couple to retreat to if needed - the house is well built for togetherness and alone time when needed. "

"Pioneer Bungalow is exactly as listed. Cute , comfy and walking distance to downtown Tahoe City. Perfect for a couples getaway."

"Perfectly situated to walk into " downtown" tahoe city ( 10min) which includes Commons beach, and some tasty lunch dinner spots. Right across from the multi-use path that connects all of west shore. Also a perfect middle ground to south, north, and truckee.Its QUIET...and Tahoe dont mess around. So be mindful if you are a loudmouth.I went on shoulder season right after labor day. Not crowded, weather is a mixture of warm to chilly breezes. But overall lovely.Host, responsive and very timely to answer my silly questions. First time dealing with bear bungees. Also gave food suggestions we used. Glad we did. A LOT of instructions to consume for check in and out. Not sure if thats Host or TahoeOnly potential for improvement, slightly thicker toliet paper and a brighter shower curtain or just glass door. Its a smaller shower stall so this was difficult for my man (6'3 and solid)."