Unwind in Lake Tahoe at The Lodge at Edgewood

Unwind in Lake Tahoe at The Lodge at Edgewood

December 20, 2019 by

Emmy Kasten Emmy Kasten

The south shore of Lake Tahoe is on the rise, and on the forefront of the area’s renaissance is a recently completed $100-plus million resort. From the moment you set foot into the Lodge at Edgewood Tahoe, the wow moments don’t stop. After a warm greeting complete with glasses of sparkling wine at reception, a glimpse past the lobby reveals a great room with breathtaking 38-foot floor-to-ceiling windows that perfectly frame the postcard view. Oversize, geometric light fixtures punctuate the dramatic space, but they don’t distract from the charming re pits, heated swimming pool, majestic mountains and glistening lake that await just outside the doors. It’s no wonder that the hotel was named the “Most Beautiful Hotel in Nevada” by Architectural Digest and was voted the “Number One Resort Hotel in the U.S.” by Travel+Leisure readers in 2018, just one year after opening.

The Property

The LEED Silver-certied lodge sits on 235 acres of prime, lakefront property alongside the historic Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course. Getting there is a one-hour drive south from Reno-Tahoe International Airport. Unlike the neighboring casino resorts in the south shore area, the only games on-site are those related to chess or Monopoly. The Lodge’s 154 luxuriously appointed guest rooms and suites are thoughtfully designed and modern, many with views of Lake Tahoe or the iconic golf course.

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The Dining

Hotel guests never need to leave the property to get a variety of quality food across four distinctive dining options. The Coffee Bar offers fresh pastries baked in-house, and Brooks’ Bar & Deck is an upscale sports bar designed by Frank Gehry. At Bistro, chef de cuisine Thomas Hartwell has earned a reputation for creating standout dishes for every meal. Finally, the dinner-only Edgewood Restaurant sets the tone for a memorable evening with culinary excellence paired with front row views of the romantic Sierra sunset over Lake Tahoe.

The_Spa_at_Edgewood_Tahoe_(5).jpgThe Spa

To wind down after an active day, or even after a leisurely one, the world-class Spa at Edgewood is an 8,500-square-foot escape within an escape. The Zen-like surroundings will calm the most restless mind, and the menu includes facials, massages, and salon and body treatments. The terrace hot tub is the ideal hideaway to unwind before indulging in a tension-melting massage.

The Activities

Activities abound. Guests can summon the hotel’s Mercedes-Benz shuttle to take them to nearby Heavenly Village for shops, restaurants, ice skating and other entertainment options. During winter through early spring, Heavenly Ski Resort (skiheavenly.com) features the most skiiable acres in Lake Tahoe as well as an alpine roller coaster, gondola rides and snow tubing. The property also offers year-round daily yoga to start the day.













Unwind in Lake Tahoe at The Lodge at Edgewood

December 20, 2019 by Emmy Kasten

The south shore of Lake Tahoe is on the rise, and on the forefront of the area’s renaissance is a recently completed $100-plus million resort. From the moment you set foot into the Lodge at Edgewood Tahoe, the wow moments don’t stop. After a warm greeting complete with glasses of sparkling wine at reception, a glimpse past the lobby reveals a great room with breathtaking 38-foot floor-to-ceiling windows that perfectly frame the postcard view. Oversize, geometric light fixtures punctuate the dramatic space, but they don’t distract from the charming re pits, heated swimming pool, majestic mountains and glistening lake that await just outside the doors. It’s no wonder that the hotel was named the “Most Beautiful Hotel in Nevada” by Architectural Digest and was voted the “Number One Resort Hotel in the U.S.” by Travel+Leisure readers in 2018, just one year after opening.

The Property

The LEED Silver-certied lodge sits on 235 acres of prime, lakefront property alongside the historic Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course. Getting there is a one-hour drive south from Reno-Tahoe International Airport. Unlike the neighboring casino resorts in the south shore area, the only games on-site are those related to chess or Monopoly. The Lodge’s 154 luxuriously appointed guest rooms and suites are thoughtfully designed and modern, many with views of Lake Tahoe or the iconic golf course.

GilledWildIslesSalmon1.jpg
The Dining

Hotel guests never need to leave the property to get a variety of quality food across four distinctive dining options. The Coffee Bar offers fresh pastries baked in-house, and Brooks’ Bar & Deck is an upscale sports bar designed by Frank Gehry. At Bistro, chef de cuisine Thomas Hartwell has earned a reputation for creating standout dishes for every meal. Finally, the dinner-only Edgewood Restaurant sets the tone for a memorable evening with culinary excellence paired with front row views of the romantic Sierra sunset over Lake Tahoe.

The_Spa_at_Edgewood_Tahoe_(5).jpgThe Spa

To wind down after an active day, or even after a leisurely one, the world-class Spa at Edgewood is an 8,500-square-foot escape within an escape. The Zen-like surroundings will calm the most restless mind, and the menu includes facials, massages, and salon and body treatments. The terrace hot tub is the ideal hideaway to unwind before indulging in a tension-melting massage.

The Activities

Activities abound. Guests can summon the hotel’s Mercedes-Benz shuttle to take them to nearby Heavenly Village for shops, restaurants, ice skating and other entertainment options. During winter through early spring, Heavenly Ski Resort (skiheavenly.com) features the most skiiable acres in Lake Tahoe as well as an alpine roller coaster, gondola rides and snow tubing. The property also offers year-round daily yoga to start the day.