Edgewood Tahoe Resort

Edgewood Tahoe Resort

Wake at Edgewood Tahoe Resort and the first thing you notice through the window is water: Lake Tahoe stretches out from the shoreline just beyond the terrace, with the Sierra peaks framing the far bank. The resort sits in Stateline, within walking distance of the Golden Nugget, Harveys and Bally's casinos, so anyone chasing a night at the tables never has far to go. The real distinction here is the golf course: Edgewood Tahoe is the only lakefront golf resort at Tahoe, and the fairways run along the water rather than around it. Three restaurants cover the range, from The Edge's tasting menus to the casual Bistro and Brooks' Bar & Deck for a pub plate with a view. The spa handles massages and facials for anyone whose day is built around slowing down rather than swinging a club. There is an indoor pool, an outdoor pool with a private beach, and a spa tub, plus ski storage and a ski school for the winter crowd. Rooms, 154 of them spread across three low floors, come with indoor fireplaces and their own spa tubs, a detail that matters more in January than July. Golfers, skiers and couples wanting genuine lakefront rather than a lake view from a parking lot will find what they came for. Anyone counting pennies should look elsewhere: parking runs 50 dollars a day, a 200 dollar daily deposit is required by bank transfer at arrival, occupancy adds roughly 30 percent to the room rate, and the property is cashless, credit card or mobile payment only. Check-in is 4pm, checkout 11am. The lake does the rest. Edgewood Tahoe Resort sits directly on Lake Tahoe's shore in Stateline, home to the lake's only lakefront golf course, three restaurants and both indoor and outdoor pools. Rooms come with indoor fireplaces and private spa tubs, though daily parking, deposit and occupancy fees add up fast.