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    David Walley's Resort

    2.7 (474 reviews)
    PriceyDay Spas, Resorts
    Closed 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Right by the restaurant and pool.

    This is an amazing location. You can swim while looking at beautiful snow covered mountains. Easy to find. Beautiful drive. Ample parking. Courteous staff. We will be back! The French dip was fantastic btw

    My condo:  Stunning, panoramic views of the hot, mineral springs.
    Shirley M. F.

    1/18/2025: My First-Born Daughter visited my humble abode with her succinct plot she has been incubating since, last December 2024, i.e., visit David Walley's Hot Springs. Besides visiting the hot springs, my Daughter wanted visiting Nevada City first then, drive to the hot springs around 6:00 PM--I'll write a review visiting Nevada City later. We arrived as plotted . . . Shockingly surprised: First--We had to visit the Front Desk in order, obtaining SPA BATH TOWELS then, drive to the hot springs parking lot. There are NO TOWELS distributed at the hot springs, i.e., BYO towels and BYO cotton bathrobes because the outside temperature was about 26° Fahrenheit!!!! A few years ago, I visited the hot springs; however, ALL THE HOT SPRINGS FACILITIES WERE CLOSED--blocked due to repairing all hot tubs. Now, I didn't notice any massive improvements this visit so, my inquiring mind spoke asking the hot springs Rep what repairs were completed . . . "Just repairs . . . " WOT--nothing else!!!!???? Waaaaah! 1/18/2025 Checking In: During the evening, all Guests must check into the Marketplace rather than enter via the main hot springs entrance. I was taken aback noticing the dining cafe is now selling only cold drinks and snacks, i.e., it was transformed into a disappointingly sad, mini-retail store. Reiterating, it's such a major disappointment there's no hot food and sadly, only purchasing cold drinks and junk food snacks. Another disappointment, the hot springs were not hot like it used to be and David Walley's Hot Springs is SEVEN DEMERITS BELOW the Cheoksan Spas I frequented located in Sokcho, Gangwon Province, South Korea, i.e., David Walley's Hot Springs' temperature was like 100° to 105° Fahrenheit. That's not hot at all--more like tepid considering the outside temperature was about 26° Fahrenheit!!!! Moreover, the women's steam room was inoperative DESPITE, the facilities were closed a few years ago for repairs, i.e., the steam room SHOULD HAVE BEEN REPAIRED during the FORCED CLOSURE!!!! Plus, after my DAUGHTER was soaking in the hot tub near the 1862 Restaurant's wrought iron gate entrance, her skin began blistering turning BEET RED, i.e., she had to visit Carson City's URGENT CARE STAT!!!! Seriously, I purchased a dilapidated, UNSANITARY TIMESHARE and now, I will remain LIVID wasting spending my money for an egregiously, poorly maintained property--keep in mind I also own TWO ADDITIONAL TIMESHARES BESIDES DAVID WALLEY'S HOT SPRINGS RESORT!!!! IT'S IMPERATIVE DAVID WALLEY'S HOT SPRINGS RESORT IMMEDIATELY ADDRESSES ALL UNSANITARY ISSUES: I'LL REPORT ALL MY CONCERNS TO HOLIDAY VACATIONS STAT!!!!

    Ribeye dinner with Garlic Mashed potatoes
    Shiloh C.

    When I arrive on vacation the last thing I want to do is be forced into listening to a time share pitch. Unfortunately, that's what you get here. You check in, the front desk will write your room number on a paper that you then take to another desk where they attempt to sign you up for the time share situation while making your keys. (Pitching you before making the keys.) The first evening I got a call two times, both times unable to hear anything. I texted the front text and it was indeed them, they were seeing if we wanted to sign up for the time share tour. She said she couldn't hear me when I answered. Clearly the phone in our room is broken, they didn't offer to fix it and we didn't ask. I do like that you can have a card key or a bracelet, that was really nice. Staff was also friendly. We booked a villa and although it's dated, I loved our room. It was nice to have a washer/dryer, refrigerator, stove, all the things. I felt like I was in my first apartment again. The amenities were fantastic! I was taken back by the hot springs tubs as they were all a bit dirty, and a decent amount of goose feces, but that's nature. The jet tub in our room made up for it, being hotter & clean. There is a cute shop where you can get basic goods. Overpriced, but that's to be expected at a resort so nothing I didn't expect. I was bummed the restaurant/bar was closed 2/3 days we were there but it was my mistake for not checking. We ended up eating in the bar where the bartender, Chris, provided great service and even better conversation. Not a fan of the lemon drop, but the special was fantastic! I ordered the ribeye steak which was so tender and delicious, I loved every bite! Everything else was good, as well. Location is great, only a few miles from anything you might need. Great to be in a place giving the illusion that you are far away from everything, but in actuality you can be wherever you need in 10 minutes. Overall, I enjoyed our stay and we will be back.

    3/4 mile walk on paved path
    J C.

    This is a nice 3 to 4 star apartment style hotel in the middle of nowhere. Of course, if you need you can go to Minden and Gardnerville and find most things but it's nice to get away. The rooms are dated, but everything works. If you're looking for four and five star Accommodations better stay in the Bay Area or go up to Reno. The staff is lovely and the pools have a bunch of regulars, even the neighbors come by. They keep the price pretty high, but it doesn't get too crowded and I think they probably use it in the timeshare pitch to explain why someone should buy a timeshare. Timeshares are a terrible investment, so Barb be aware on those. But this was a good exchange and we will definitely return. Some of the buildings and rooms are newer and better. We were in the a building this time right above the lobby so the reviews about crappy views and exhaust from the cars coming in is very true. There's also a really bad view from the parking lot side of building a. The other buildings have views of the wetlands for the most part and Have nice upgrades. They've also built four full house-style timeshares on the property. I bet those exchange as two or three bedroom apartments. We did not take a tour and we did not express any interest in a time share pitch. And they did not oversell or pursue us like some other reviewers noted.

    Fall at Walley's
    Gus M.

    Ever since they sold the place to Holiday Inn express the place has really declined in many ways. They used to have a nice coffee shop that would give you gourmet coffee in the mornings, but they decided that maybe it wasn't as much of a money maker, and they took it away. I enjoyed having breakfast in that shop, and now it's just a "convenience" store. Their main restaurant used to be amazing! Things are not as good anymore, and they have competition at the main town. They just need to improve their restaurant with a better menu, and a flavor to match the excellent view and ambience they still have. I think the only good part is the bar. Even their events, like Mother's Day, is not what it used to be.

    A Watery Lemon Drop
    Stace J.

    We came over here for the hot springs/pools, but they don't offer towels, so that put the kabosh on that. We had dinner at the restaurant, which was very empty. I had the seafood mac and cheese, it was underwhelming. Also ordered a Lemon Drop Martini, I give it a 3 on a scale of 10

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    Been to this place many times because of the hot springs , sauna and steam . Great service , friendly staff.

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    Food is average but the place is neat clean and feels friendly ! Not many options around but definitely worth the drive .

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    Always nice to get away and visit the hot springs. Sometimes a bit windy but nothing that they can control

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    The water aerobics are so nice! The music is awesome and the instructor makes it fun! The large group of people doing it are so friendly!

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    Ask the Community - David Walley's Resort

    I see there's a $50 charge for 'Facilities' which lists a spa, sauna and pool... but it says here is more than one pool. So does that mean there is a pool we can access without paying an additional $ or do we have to pay and extra $50 to use a pool?

    There is another pool and hot tub near the main reception office.

    Thinking about taking my son here for a birthday trip in a couple weeks! Are the pools open in February?

    The resort has a new Yelp page as it's owned by Holiday Inn now: https://www.yelp.com/biz/david-wallys-resort-by-holiday-inn-club-vacations-gardnerville The springs are open… Read more

    Vegan food available?

    You can view our full menu here http://1862davidwalleysresort.com/food-drink/1862restaurant/index.html

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    Review Highlights - David Walley's Resort

    Nevada side of heavenly is a moment away, Tahoe and stateline are a bit further, and Carson city is just up the road.

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    2.4(86 reviews)
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    It has been hard as a member to grab a room there lately. They have reduced the heat in the hot…read moretubs, and it seems crowded anymore. The restaurant does not have the quality you used to have. So it no longer has the magic it used to have five years ago.

    Bre and Rob took care of us when we checked in. We were upgraded to our own special cabin with…read morethree bedroom, full kitchen, living room, two bathrooms and pretty much your own space and privacy. Bre went above and beyond showing me where everything was, I'm actually suprised she isn't a manager. Bre took time to listen to the concerns and made sure we got a call back the next morning and literally is an all star. Holiday inn isn't holiday inn with Bre to our family from now on. The cabin is amazing and extremely clean, it has a full on washer and dryer built in and all cooking utensils. It's a big resort and has had new management since and honestly it all for it. The marketplace and jacuzzi were extremely clean and there's plenty of parking and very very quiet. Only con is that it's a resort away from a resort in Lake Tahoe itself. You have to drive through a treacherous snake-like road for 10 miles before finding the resort. But hey, it's the best bang for the buck and honestly I didn't want to leave a review because of how great it was and didn't want prices to go up. I would have to minus one star though because my Priceline resort fee was suppose to be $38, but I was charged $79.10 at the counter.

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    Marriott's Timber Lodge

    Marriott's Timber Lodge

    3.7(577 reviews)
    6.2 mi
    $$$

    The biggest positive about Marriott's Timber Lodge is the location. It's close to everything,…read moreincluding Heavenly Village, restaurants, shops, and the gondola, which makes it incredibly convenient and walkable. We typically stay at Edgewood when visiting South Lake Tahoe, but decided to try something different this time. Unfortunately, the stay got off to a rough start. We arrived around noon on Friday and were told our room was ready, even though official check-in is at 4 PM. When we went up, housekeeping was still cleaning and informed us it would be another 30 minutes. Later, the manager called to apologize and explained that we had been given the wrong room number. He asked for permission to have staff move our belongings to the correct room. While the apology was appreciated, it wasn't a great first impression and set the tone for the rest of the stay. There is no room service, despite having an onsite restaurant (Fire + Ice), which was disappointing after a long travel day. I also asked the front desk if they had honey so I could make green tea in our room and was told they didn't. For a Marriott property, that felt surprising and oddly basic. Housekeeping is not provided daily. There was no one to make the bed or tidy up during our stay. While we were told we could call if we needed anything, it still felt like a noticeable downgrade in service for a hotel at this price point. We stayed from Friday to Sunday, and the only complimentary item offered was a single homemade cookie, handed out individually. On Saturday, hot chocolate was available, but it was $5 per cup. Charging for hot water, cocoa powder, and a few marshmallows felt nickel-and-dimey, especially at a resort-style hotel. The biggest frustration, however, was the constant timeshare solicitation. Immediately after checking in, we were approached at the concierge desk and pitched a "promotion." We declined. Later that same day, we were approached again and declined once more. Then on Saturday evening at 7 PM, my personal cell phone rang with caller ID showing Marriott. It was the same person calling yet again to pitch the timeshare. While a gift card was offered, not everyone is interested in $200. Our vacation time is more valuable than sitting through a 90-minute sales presentation. After declining multiple times, the continued follow-up felt unprofessional. A clear "no" should be noted and respected. The room itself was nice. We stayed in a one-bedroom villa with a full kitchen, washer and dryer, living area, and a separate bedroom and bathroom. The layout was functional for families, with two TVs and a sofa bed in the living room. However, the sofa bed was extremely uncomfortable and made sleeping difficult, especially after long days out. There was a simple welcome note in the room, but no other welcome amenity. We weren't expecting much, just a small thoughtful touch. The property does offer an outdoor heated pool and jacuzzi, open from 8 AM to 10 PM, which is a nice amenity for families and for unwinding after a day out. Checkout is at 10 AM, which feels early. Many comparable hotels offer at least an 11 AM checkout. In our case, by Sunday morning we were so eager to leave due to the overall experience that we checked out at 8:00 AM. We genuinely couldn't wait to go. Overall, while the location and room layout are strong, the lack of basic hospitality, repeated sales pressure, limited housekeeping, and early missteps made this stay feel more transactional than relaxing. For the price and the Marriott name, I expected a far more polished experience. We would not choose to stay here again.

    We absolutely loved our stay at the Timber Lodge shortly after the snow storm in Feb. Hubby and I…read morewere celebrating our anniversary and had never been to Lake Tahoe. I booked our stay, got the 2 bedroom suite. We had a nice view of the pool and gondolas. The rooms were very spacious and very clean. Loved having a full kitchen even though we didn't use it, but fridge and microwave were nice to have. Fireplace in the room is for looks only, doesn't produce heat. I was a little worried about being hounded by the timeshare ladies after reading several reviews about them but they tried talking to us at checkin, asked us to come see them after. We did not. And we avoided the hotel lobby our entire trip! So didn't bother us one bit. Just stay clear of the hotel lobby and you'll never see or hear from them!

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    The Landing Resort And Spa - Guests enjoying breakfast next to their in-room fireplace

    The Landing Resort And Spa

    3.9(489 reviews)
    6.5 mi

    The Landing Hotel and Spa went above and beyond for me. I had to cancel my reservation due to…read moreextenuating circumstances, and Chris, along with the staff I spoke with, handled everything with care, professionalism, and kindness. Even without staying, the customer service alone made a lasting impression. I truly appreciate how thoughtful and accommodating they were, and I'm very much looking forward to visiting in the spring. Thank you so much!

    We had our wedding this last October. We stumbled across this place by chance when looking at…read moreother venues in the area. We feel in love with the view from the terrace which is where we had our ceremony and reception. We were impressed by the front reception staff immediately and booked our wedding about one year in advance. We met with Chelsea our on site Event Sales Manager, and things started off good. But we shortly there after felt like we were a nuisance by asking just a few questions, and we are low maintenance. You should plan on guests staying in other hotels as the wedding party booking process is a PIA, or perhaps this was just the case with our Event Manager, any questions took weeks or more to get a response. On top of that we reviewed pricing one year in advance at what we assumed was our guests budget, but we did not realize that the cost of a room about doubles with all their hidden fees. When we asked for a few minutes to meet and review some details of the site to figure out how and where we had access, and tried to coordinate it with a Sunday Wedding Open House, we were told that was her day off. I asked if she was going to the Open House which she said she was, everything made us feel unappreciated. We literally had 10 minutes of Q&A, which mostly revolved around where things were, what we had access to, so we could start planning decor, and things of that nature. We requested a 30 day prior meeting on site, with our wedding coordinator and Event Sales manager, as we want to review all last details and do a food sampling. Chelsea failed to respondto us or to our Coordinator, nor did she show up. Our coordinator had to call her manager to see what was going on, finally got her cell phone, she said she was working from home that day. We literally had no phone calls from our Event Sales Manager for the final 3 months. Once they have your money and commitment they no longer appreciate you or want to put any energy into you. Our Event Sales Coordinator ended up going to her high school reunion the weekend of our wedding, which would be fine if she informed us and told us an alternate contact should any issues arise, but it was a no call no show. Luckily our wedding coordinator was amazing, and had done many weddings at this site. They did REQUIRE a tip in advance of 20%. I asked than about if a tip jar would be placed at the bar and was told no that it would not. When we and the wedding party got down to the reception well after everyone else already there we found that there was a tip jar where they were asking all guest for more tips!! With no point of contact on site, we did nothing during the wedding as we wanted to focus on our day and deal with issues afterwards. After the wedding we spoke with her manager Keeley, told her of the main shortcomings during the process, in which she admitted things did not go as they should. When I asked for a few hundred dollars back for the double tipping I was told no way. She spoke with corporate and GM and they did not care, once they have you money. All the other people onsite were great. But if you go here, do not pay final amount until after the wedding. Challenge the up front tips, and be prepared that after you give them money they no longer care about making your day special. The Landing refused to respond to a complaint from the Better Business Bureau.

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    Business meeting break on the Bijou Boardroom patio

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    Genoa Country Inn

    Genoa Country Inn

    4.6(29 reviews)
    1.6 mi
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    Genoa is a very charming and pretty town and very different than the nearby Carson City sprawl…read more Gayle has family here and I love coming up for a few days, especially in winter and during Candy Dance or the Genoa Cowboy Poetry and Music Festival. And from the Deck, the expansive view of the Carson Valley is stunning and soothing. Every time I come up, there's the latest talk about folks trying to make Genoa a "Destination". The area certainly seems to do nice Wedding business, and I particularly enjoy hanging out at the Genoa Bar. There are also a few nice places to eat such as La Ferme. Past that, it's my sense that this particular marketing plan isn't working as well as it should. David Walley's Resort recently went through a management change during an interesting "quiet" period and the relatively recent "Genoa Square" development is only left with the Dancing Deer and a reopened Genoa Country Inn. The Genoa Coffee & Candy Company was the latest closure, with the rumour that the landlord forced them out due to complaints of coffee odors (?) wafting through the hotel rooms. Oy. The Genoa Country Inn has 11 rooms and is a nice place with wi-fi and the usual other amenities (including view). It's an easy walk to anywhere within the Genoa Town Site, and if you just want peace and quiet, this place may be a good choice for you. However, if you want a little "excitement", South Lake Tahoe is a winding drive over the Kingsbury Grade, and greater Carson City or the "Twin Cities" of Minden and Gardnerville are all easy rides. Just watch the occasional speed trap on Jacks Valley Road.

    It was late at night and after regular check-in hours by the time we arrived on Friday evening, but…read moreour room key was safely tucked away in a box and ready for us, and our room was easy to find. My husband and I were surprised at the size of the room when we walked in; it was huge! There's a large bathroom area, and tons of room around the bed and by the mini fridge and coffee station. There's also a nice table and chairs, a modest TV, and a terrific balcony with an outstanding view. Our bathroom, as well as the bedroom (and everything else), was very clean. Everything works great in the room also, and we had no complaints, except maybe that the bed was a little uncomfortable. My husband had trouble sleeping but I can sleep on pretty much anything pretty happily. I'll be sad when 11 o'clock rolls around and we check out. This Inn is conveniently located in the center of a town and area that I would like to spend a little more time day-exploring. Looks like an excellent reason to come back!

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    Heavenly Mountain Resort - View from Tamarack Lodge

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    3.1(42 reviews)
    6.7 mi

    1 of 2 Yelp Reviews…read more We were Heavenly customers before Vail Resorts bought them in March of 2002. Our season pass also applies to Northstar, acquired in October 2010, and Kirkwood, acquired in April 2012. I am very happy with all the acquisitions; I feel I am getting a better value from my season pass. But now that I am a loyal Mt Rose customer, it gets harder and harder to come to the Vail/Epic resorts... Quality/Quantity - My favorite lifts and runs are at Heavenly Ski Resort. And more specifically, at the Stagecoach lift!! Long lift, long run, less people. Too bad the season is over and the NV side is closed. And due to the poor season and lack of snow, we needed to shuttle from the Sky/Canyon lift to the Gondola chairs (Dipper and Comet lifts)?!?! Lastly, the Tamarack lift opened half an hour late, not until 9:30am! Today was my worst day at Heavenly EVER!! Two seasons ago, I broke my vertical record with my daughter!! And on a Sunday! Ambiance - See above. Public paid parking lots. But today, my wife dropped me off and went to the lake house to relax. Well to check on the property. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 4pm. Service - Plenty of employees today, thank you. Price - I have a season pass. But due to the poor season and me being too lazy to drive an hour to ski, I have only used it once. This was one expensive day! I will probably not renew my pass for next season... Sadly. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your successes with your 42 resorts in 3 countries. Look forward to skiing as many of your properties as possible.

    out of all the years I've been snowboarding heavenly I never managed to stop at this observation…read moredeck. I've been missing out. This is really nice Do you have a place called Café blue up here but it may not always be open. Probably just opened on weekends and other busy ski days. What's nice is that you can bring a little lunch up here even if you're not gonna ride or ski and just hang out in the sun and look at the mountains. Bring binoculars, a picnic and maybe a telephone lens if you want to get some nifty shots. note that the photos of the EV charging are way over near California Lodge access via saddle Road.

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