Lake Tahoe

To make it especially alluring for those looking to hit the slopes, the luxury hotel offers a mountain concierge, ski-in/ski-out access and rooms with fireplaces and balconies overlooking the mountain. — Forbes Travel Guide

Bed down at this artsy boutique hotel in the village, where every room has mountain views and extra-comfort factors like plush terry-cloth robes and slippers. — Lonely Planet

Making a serious play for hipsters, the Basecamp is a budget hotel that doesn’t skimp on style. — Frommer's

This classy mountain retreat feels like a natural extension of its Lake Tahoe surroundings. — Gayot

An old-fashioned family resort that is built around a 1920s lodge, this property features a few dozen cabins and a small inn, all tucked beneath giant pine trees on 80 acres fronting Lake Tahoe. — Fodor's

Lakefront boutique sleep in South Lake Tahoe, with a restaurant, spa, outdoor pool and hot tub and shuttles to the slopes. — Jetsetter

Deerfield Lodge at Heavenly is a mid-range property located in South Tahoe, a 10-minute walk from the famous lake. — Oyster

A relaxing stay at a cozy, tree-lined lodge in Tahoe City, near the beautiful lake, with breakfast included. — Jetsetter

A refashioned motel with hipster edge, here recycled, rescued and re-envisioned building materials have made an LEED-certified property an aesthetically pleasing eco-haven near the lake. — Lonely Planet

Marriott’s Timber Lodge is a three-pearl property that offers a solid lineup of amenities, located in the heart of bustling Heavenly Village in South Lake Tahoe. — Oyster

The Resort at Squaw Creek is one of the biggest resorts in Squaw Valley, with more than 400 rooms and a services and amenity offering that is easily among the most comprehensive in all of Tahoe. — Oyster

A laid-back, perfectly located hotel walking distance from Lake Tahoe, with drink tokens and a s’mores kit. — Jetsetter

Walking through the large wooden doors, you are greeted by one of the most spectacular views of Lake Tahoe. — Afar Magazine