Hotels with Pool & Resorts in Ridgewood from NZ$140

"The room was pretty clean. I wouldn’t say perfect or clean to my standards. There was moldy spots in the shower and one of the comforters still had a blood stain on it. Looked fresh. But overall clean as in cleaner than most hotels. The staff was odd, not very welcoming at first and didn’t really explain the property in its entirety. Like where do we go to ski, where’s the movie theater in the hotel and how do you find the gondola. Stuff like that. They didn’t inform you of charges either. But I liked the different kid amenities like the game room, the kid room where they do tons of activities. And the escape room. We rented out the theater but I’m not sure how much it was? I think it was pricey after seeing the charge. The restaurants and shops were close. I would come back next year for skiing. We didn’t ski this time. It looked okay to get to the mountain, you have to take a bus. So idk. I could see why other reviewers complained about the hike to the mountain. We seemed pretty far. "

"Clean room, good WiFi, great staff."

"Staff was friendly and room was decent "

"Clean. Good staff "

"Beautiful view of the lake"

"Our go to when visiting Tahoe! Love this place "

"Nice place"

"Friendly staff, clean, comfortable bed, delicious breakfast (truly felt personal), ample parking. "

"We ended up going on a diff weekend due to storm blocking roads. Nice they allowed us to change despite policy. However few problems with our stay 1. Housekeeping. We asked for extra comforter / duvet as we had 4 guests in that each preferred own blanket. Multiple times had to re-ask as housekeeping kept taking them during cleaning and turndown. On top of this there were some shelves covered in thick layer of dust. Superficial job. 2. Food was OK. Manzanita was decent but lobby and taco place weren’t very good. 3. Main pool and hot tub closed for maint. Spa pool was open for use but was looking forward to hot tub. 4. Ski in / out not possible due to lack of snow — sometimes a ski Sherpa from Northstar would help drive down guests, but only if you had a lesson otherwise they’d fuss. So either hike down mountain with skis or take 2 gondolas."