EVERLINE RESORT AND SPA, LAKE TAHOE, Olympic Valley (Squaw Valley)

Everline Resort & Spa provides lodging with views of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Ponderosa pine forests, and meadows. Rooms range 0 m² deluxe rooms with one king or two queen beds to 200 m² three-bedroom penthouses. Amenities include pillow-top beds, LED flat-screen TVs, high-speed wireless internet, charging hubs, in-room safes, mini-refrigerators, hair dryers, robes, irons, Keurig coffee makers, and individual climate control. Suites add gas fireplaces, Bose Bluetooth stereos, kitchenettes with two-burner stove tops, microwaves, dishwashers, glassware, silverware, and full-sized sofa sleepers. Select suites feature deep soaking tubs.

Six Peaks Grille offers dishes using local ingredients. Chef Chris Watkins crafts dishes reflecting the area's flavors. Sandy's Pub displays local history and serves pub fare, draft beers, and desserts; during pro football season, it features specials on wings and beers during games. Cascades features a breakfast buffet with regional items, a Bloody Mary bar, mimosas, fresh juices, and coffee drinks. Iron Road Noodle House, located near the chair lift, serves Asian-inspired cuisine with lunch and dinner options. Bearshine Cafe provides gourmet coffee, pastries, soups, salads, and sandwiches.

Everline Resort & Spa offers activities, including ski-in/ski-out access to Palisades Tahoe, a championship golf course, and year-round activities. There are guided fly-fishing trips on private ponds and the Truckee River. Winter activities include skiing, snowboarding, sledding, and ice skating. The Spa at Squaw Creek features treatment rooms, memory foam treatment beds, a spa sanctuary, a boutique, fitness center, steam and sauna rooms, locker rooms, year-round heated swimming pools, and a jacuzzi. The fitness center is open 24/7 and includes cardio and weight-training equipment, two Peloton bikes, and a Tempo machine.

Everline Resort & Spa is at the base of Palisades Tahoe, the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics, and 80 km from Reno-Tahoe International Airport. The resort offers direct lift service to Palisades Tahoe and is near Squaw Valley backcountry trails. Mario Rey, the resort's Disabled Access Ambassador, highlights accessible locations in North Lake Tahoe. Nearby landmarks include Kt-22 (3 km), Poulsen Peak (4 km), and Hellman-Ehrman Mansion (4 km).

Everline Resort & Spa offers 18 indoor rooms and 4400 m² of indoor and outdoor spaces for events. The Grand Sierra Ballroom (900 m²) accommodates up to 600 guests. The Alpine Ballroom (500 m²) fits up to 480 guests theater-style. Other venues include Monument Peak (200 m²), Emigrant Peak (200 m²), Castle Peak (98 m²), Pyramid Peak (88 m²), and Granite Chief (58 m²). Outdoor spaces include The Pavilion (800 m²), Sun Deck (600 m²), Spa Deck (600 m²), and Waterfall Terrace.