Homewood Hotel Guide - Tahoe Maritime Museum hotels in Homewood, United States of America.

"Area was peaceful with a perfect hill for sledding. Host was super friendly and extremely helpful. The cabin was a nice and cozy place to come home to after a day on the mountain. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for a comfortable place to stay!"

"Great view! Very clean and spacious. Loved the access to the dock. "

"Great communication with the hosts all the way through. The house is beautiful and the views are stunning! I was there with my brother, his wife and her sister. We all had a nice room to ourselves with king-size beds and our own bathroom. It was so comfortable! We really loved staying at this house! I will definitely be back! It would especially be wonderful in the summertime when we could utilize the outdoor areas and the lake itself. We were there when there was a winter storm coming through. Still, to be able to sit from any room in the house and look at the beautiful lake was wonderful!"

"We really enjoyed our time here. The views are amazing!"

"This house was just perfect for our needs! There were 11 women on a “Sisterhood” Retreat! The lake was just beautiful.The home is “Old World Beautiful”! Someone along the way knew how to decorate this beautiful home and paid attention to every detail with A-LOT of love. The house is full of warmth and the spirit is alive of the memories of long ago.Thank you, we already hope to return!Chara"

"We couldn't have picked a better cabin to stay in for my wife's 40th birthday. We enjoyed barbecuing, using the hot tub, and playing croquet in the back yard. We felt like the cabin was perfectly centralized for all our outdoor activities. Hiking, cycling, and boating etc... Thank you for making our first trip to Lake Tahoe a memorable one, we will be back!"

"Great house! Great location!"

"Great location"

"Lovely view, very few mosquitos compared to lower places by lake, clean and perfectly arranged for our vacation. Would come back for sure!Don't be turned off by the driveway warning; if you can make it on the road, then you can make it in the driveway. "