My experience is seriously outdated and may not reflect the current quality…read more Back in the winter of 1978, I was dead on my feet and in desperate need of a bed. I found the Truckee Hotel / Saloon & got a room. They told me about the shared bath down the hall. I thought, sarcastically, how quaint. I got to my room. Somewhere upstairs on the Eastern side. It was dark out and still snowing. My body found the bed and was attacked by a feather mattress! That new experience didn't last long as I was asleep the second my head hit the pillow. I was out cold until morning. The beautiful sunrise in the window filled the room. As I looked around, I was completely disoriented, having no clue where I was, or why I was there. Seeing the antique water bowl & pitcher along with the other decor, I felt as if I had traveled back in time. Then I went to the window. A thick blanket of snow covered everything. I was able to make out the outlines of a sawmill across the street. There was no activity outside. Several minutes had passed and I was still very confused. I opened the door and just a few steps down the hall I found the bath. Peeking in, I saw the clawfoot bathtub, sink, with pipes exposed on the walls. Only then did I remember the woman telling me about the bath down the hall. Finally after figuring out where I was, I was able to appreciate my surroundings. The room wasn't merely adequate, it was more on the spectacular side. Such attention to detail, as if it was still in the 1800s. That was the first and only time in my life when I made up a hotel bed after sleeping in it! I actually felt guilty that I had disturbed anuthing. I collected my few belongings and staggered down the stairs. Before I had the chance to ask, the same woman who had rented me the room asked how I wanted my coffee! My wife isn't even that fast! Back on life support, she asked if I was satisfied with my room and if I slept OK. I was completely honest & said that I didn't even look at it before I fell asleep. Then I was out cold until a few minutes ago. Once I figured out where I was, it was only then that I truly appreciated it. Even the shared bath was immaculate. All of that, especially the service was extremely uncommon in the 1970s. I really had gone back in time 100 years! After drinking about a gallon of coffee, I was able to venture outside. I found my new Ford 4x4 pickup covered in a couple feet of snow! I actually had to dig it out. By the time I was done, the Interstate was open and I headed back to Nevada, promising myself that I'd return someday when I had more time to appreciate it. While I've passed through Truckee many times since, I still never had the opportunity to stop. Someday I still plan to keep my promise. I've stayed at the full spectrum of hotels & motels but this has always been my favorite. Perhaps I was born in the wrong century. I hope that when I finally return, that it's still as great as I remember. This was the kind of place that I'd invite my parents to stay. They were extremely well off and only stayed in the finest accommodations. I know, without any doubt that while different than most places, that they would be very comfortable there. I hope it's still the same. One more thing... After sleeping on a feather mattress, I drained my waterbed and bought my own feather bed! I highly recommend this place!

The Good: The location in downtown Truckee can't be beat. The historic nature of the building is…read morecharming. There's a great indoor communal space and outdoor deck on the second floor. The Bad: The room was "tired" and depressing with grime in the bathroom and carpet. The price was way too high for the poor condition of the room. The Ugly: I was literally burned when the shower suddenly went from warm to scalding hot for a few seconds. When I reported this to the staff, I was told this had never happened before. Insensitive as well as hard to believe.

great place, friendly staff. had all that we needed and was walking distance from everythingread more

Thank you for providing us with such a comfortable place to stay during our family trip to Lake…read moreTahoe.

Such cute and cozy cabins it was perfect and thank you! Marshall, you're such a Sweet man . And…read moreyour-whole staff were amazing .Between the homemade brownies and cookies Yum and their amazing breakfast. And we even had a visitortried coming threw the window‍ Thank you for my birthday memories.

This place is very rustic. Cottages need an overhaul. Carpet and bedding all need to be replaced…read more Too many spiders inside. Mouse poop in the sink. Luckily we did not spend much time inside. Not worth the money in my opinion. Decent location for what we wanted to do.

We stayed at the PlumpJack Inn in Olympic Valley for a ski trip and booked the one-bedroom suite…read more Just a heads up -- it's essentially two connecting hotel rooms. One side had a king bed, and the other had a pull-out couch with a table and chairs. Both rooms had their own bathrooms, which was actually a huge win. Ladies... you know how nice it is to have your own bathroom while traveling. He used one, I used the other. Zero sharing. The absolute best part? They are SO dog friendly. They provide bowls and dog beds, and they even give your pup treats. It made traveling with our dog feel easy and welcome. Location-wise, you really can't beat it. It's right across from the Village and the closest lift is the Tram, which is a huge plus when you're clunking around in ski boots. Being that close makes ski mornings (and afternoons) so much easier. We had a mini fridge in the room, and you can rent a microwave for $25 for the stay -- totally worth it for us. The front desk staff was amazing. Everyone was warm, welcoming, and incredibly helpful. They gave great recommendations for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and even offered road safety tips when we were heading out. The hotel also has a restaurant/bar on-site that's open Thursday through Monday. We were able to eat there one night and it was delicious. My only complaint? I wish it were open seven days a week! Another great perk for skiers: they'll hold your skis behind the front desk, which is such a convenient touch. We can't wait to come back. Perfect spot for a ski trip -- especially if you're bringing your dog along.

A bit of an unusual review, but I had a very unusual situation where our infant had an allergic…read morereaction that caused us to derail our plans. The staff at Plumpjack were incredibly accommodating and helping us figure out the situation in real time, including finding new lodging on short notice. I give them complete credit for putting the customer first and would recommend them to anyone even though we weren't able to stay. The location is perfectly situated right in the heart of the village.

This is a review for summer and Bluesday Tuesdays in the Village…read more First of all, what is not to love about our local mountains, trees, rivers, trails, and lakes? What a gift to be able to literally have it all o. Our backyards. Second, music... omg, did I die and go to heaven? Best bands, great dancing. Wonderful, happy crowds. I suggest you check it out before we blink and summer's gone..

They should play call this place Olympic village. It's so cute and they had so many cool stores…read morelike a soap shop places to eat and an ice cream shop and of course places to shop they had like Patagonia and other stores as well. I think the Northface and they even had a yoga studio, which I thought was so cool. The parking is free and I like just like walking around because it was so pretty with all the twinkle lights and shops that looked very mountain village. As well as all the Olympics signs everywhere.

I didn't set up our trip out on the boat so I can't give an opinion on how everything goes from…read morereservations to check in. I can say the process was fairly quick to check in and get on the boat. The staff that was helping us out with getting on the boat and driving us away from the dock were really cool and informative. The boat we had seemed to be well maintained and had everything you needed besides bringing your own food and drink. I would definitely recommend using them.

Don't miss the team to the top! Amazing views and incredible mechanism that gets you to the top…read more Olympic museum on top. Restaurant there with lovely views and food was good

This was a wonderful condo to stay at. The place was clean and comfortable all around, had an…read moreamazing view of the mountain and activities below, and easy access to all the happenings. Every morning when I came outside to the patio, I was consistently reminded of just how wonderful this particular condo was. There is a good kitchen with supplies, prompt cleaning service and access to workout facilities, sauna and jacuzzi. 5 stars!

I'm giving 2 stars for the view and convenience as for restaurants and facilities nearby…read more Everything else was a total mess. 1. The room we were given does not have AC. The whole weekend we were there, it was 84 degrees and it takes forever for the condo to cool back down at night, so we had to use a VERY LOUD fan that was provided in the closet. According to front desk, it is a winter destination so not all have AC. But I asked if the ones with AC is more expensive, she said it's all the same price. So I guess we just got discriminated and placed in one that had no AC. 2. The fan was very dusty and dirty and we had to put it together as it wasn't readily operational. The bedroom was very small so the air was very dry with the fan blowing right at us we never got to sleep more than 4 hours. Every night. Couldn't leave windows open because the neighboring room's patio is very reachable so anyone can just jump over to the next unit. 3.The bed is hard. The pillows are flat! This is the worst bed set I have encountered. The pillows are of no use. 4. The bathroom sink faucet is broken. Everything that could go wrong in this place. 5. The WIFI NEVER WORKED. They gave us a password for the WIFI, tried in all different devices, in different days, called them and said it should work but never did. And we never got to finish important work on the computer All in all, for convenience of walking distance to restaurants and shops, this place is good. But if you came here to relax and be able to rest and sleep after a long day of activities, you won't be able to as it is not comfortable. Unfortunately never staying here again.

We stayed here for the first time to get away from our house while following COVID-19 quarantine…read moreprotocols. We figured the kitchens would make this easy, which still allowing the family to geta change a scenery in an area with a lot more hiking and outdoors fun than staying at home. Reserved a two-bedroom suite through the hotel - but you can also get similar rooms via other websites directly from private owners. The prices seemed to be similar. The room was great. Decent kitchen. Bunk beds in the kids room. Two decent sized bathrooms. Great little balcony that was shaded more of the afternoon. The rooms come with underground parking that lets you park really close to an elevator and have quick and easy access to your room wherever you are in the Village. We didn't use it, but they also a locked bike storage area in the garage that you can access with your key. We will be bringing the bikes next time for sure. This is great perk. The room was clean and we definitely felt safe there despite the ongoing pandemic. The only two hiccups were the lack of any bath mats in the restrooms (but they brought us some when we called and asked for them) and the phone in the main bedroom had a flashing red light indicating a message, but there was no message, meaning the light would not turn off. I had to hide it in the nightstand drawer to sleep. Strange, but not a big deal. We will absolutely go again. So convenient to be able to walk to everything, order takeout and take it back to the room and enjoy a nice large room.