Best for
Choose your tee carefully on Edgewood’s closing stretch, where the par-three 17th plays more than 200 yards from the gold markers.
Best for
Choose your tee carefully on Edgewood’s closing stretch, where the par-three 17th plays more than 200 yards from the gold markers.
What makes it special
Spa Edgewood’s Restorative Gemstone Massage combines smoky quartz and other stones with light to medium pressure in a full-body treatment.
Room to consider
Choose the lake-view Tahoe Premier for morning coffee on your terrace or balcony and evenings beside an in-room gas fireplace.
Insider tip
Take a private clear-bottom kayak tour from Edgewood Tahoe’s shoreline to see beneath the surface as your guide leads you across the water.
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The lake, rather than the ski slopes, defines a stay at Edgewood Tahoe Resort. Set directly on Lake Tahoe's south shore in Stateline, Nevada, this luxury resort pairs a 154-room-and-suite lodge with 14 Villa Suites and an 18-hole golf course. The Sierra Nevada forms the backdrop, while South Lake Tahoe's restaurants, shops, and Heavenly Mountain Resort are close by. A heated lakefront pool, an 8,500-square-foot spa, and three restaurants give the property substance beyond its shoreline setting.
Connecting rooms are available. Adapted rooms with a roll-in shower can be requested.
Resort views take in the mountain and golf course, with pines around the lodge. In some rooms, an armchair stands beside the glass doors, across from a broad desk. The walls have a soft green finish, with branch-shaped art above the bed.
A small round table sits near the chair, beside a padded bench at the bed's foot. These interiors pair blue-gray carpet with pale wood and white bedding. Gray mosaic tiles line the shower wall, with a built-in bench under the handheld fixture. A clear glass door closes the shower, bordered by larger pale tiles along one wall.
Resort views take in the mountain and golf course, with pines around the lodge. In some rooms, an armchair stands beside the glass doors, across...
Rooms with a roll-in shower and adapted baths can be requested. Connecting rooms are also available.
Lake Tahoe forms the outlook beyond the room, with pines between the lodge and the water. One layout places the seating beside the windows; tall glazing rises near an armchair and a small round table. A desk and leather chair stand across from the bed, near the gas fire.
This interior pairs white bedding and muted green accents with blue-gray carpet. A sculpted branch motif spreads across the textured wall above the headboard. Its shower has a glass door and a tiled bench, with narrow gray mosaic pieces across its rear wall and larger pale tiles alongside.
Lake Tahoe forms the outlook beyond the room, with pines between the lodge and the water. One layout places the seating beside the windows; tall...
Adapted rooms with a roll-in shower can be requested. Connecting rooms are available within this category.
Mountain and golf-course views frame this larger room, with extra seating beside the sleeping area. One layout pairs a white sofa with low tables, against a tall green wall. Near the foot of the bed, a wood screen borders a round dining table.
Its slanted slats and branch-shaped wall art bring natural forms into this interior. Blue-gray carpet runs beneath the bed and sofa, with pale lamps on wood bedside tables. In this arrangement, the bath has a long vanity facing a wood sliding door, with a window above the tub. A padded bench sits near the doorway, and gray mosaic tiles line the glass shower.
Mountain and golf-course views frame this larger room, with extra seating beside the sleeping area. One layout pairs a white sofa with low tables, against...
Connecting rooms are available, and rooms with a roll-in shower can be requested. Bath fittings differ.
The lake lies beyond the glass doors, with extra seating beside the sleeping area. In one arrangement, a white sofa stands near low round tables and a wood screen. The screen's slanted slats border a dining table, echoing the other wood details.
Green wall covering rises behind the bed, with dark branch-shaped art above its pale headboard. In that layout, the tub sits below a wide window, beside a gas fire and near the lounge. Across the bath, a long vanity faces wood sliding doors beneath slender wall lights. Two sinks share the pale counter, while a padded bench sits beside the doorway.
The lake lies beyond the glass doors, with extra seating beside the sleeping area. In one arrangement, a white sofa stands near low round tables...
Connecting rooms are available. Suites with a roll-in shower can be requested; bath fittings may differ.
The bedroom sits apart from the living room, with the lake beyond the suite's tall windows. In one bedroom layout, diagonal wood panels slide behind the bed along the headboard wall. Across the room, stacks of logs fill shelves on either side of the gas fire.
The living area in this arrangement pairs a pale sofa with wood-framed chairs and low tables of different heights. A ring of glass pieces forms the light above, near a round table and wood screen. Soft green walls and blue-gray carpet continue through the living and sleeping spaces. A guest bathroom sits apart from the main bath, which includes a tub and shower.
The bedroom sits apart from the living room, with the lake beyond the suite's tall windows. In one bedroom layout, diagonal wood panels slide behind...
A guest powder room sits apart from the main bath. Connecting rooms are also available.
Lake Tahoe lies beyond the suite's separate bedroom and lounge, with a broad outdoor seating area. In one arrangement, the living room has a high sloping ceiling, with upper windows that follow the roofline. A stone fireplace stands between the balcony doors, facing a leather sofa on a blue rug.
Here, a stone-topped counter has dining seats below dark metal hanging lights. The main bath in this layout has an oval tub below a long gas fire set into a gray tiled wall. A block-like stone table stands beside the tub, with chrome fittings rising near its curved rim.
Lake Tahoe lies beyond the suite's separate bedroom and lounge, with a broad outdoor seating area. In one arrangement, the living room has a high...
Golf-course views extend across the resort grounds, beyond the villa's living area and outdoor space. In the featured two-level plan, the main bedroom sits upstairs, above the lounge and second bedroom. Its bath has a tub and shower, while a shower serves the downstairs bedroom.
White oak floors run beneath the sitting areas, beside wood cabinets and pale fabric seating. In one lounge layout, a blue chair stands by the patio doors, beside a pale sectional. An island stands behind the sofa, with glass cylinder lights above it and stairs alongside. The bathroom in this arrangement pairs a long pale counter with a glass shower and chevron tiles beside the tub.
Golf-course views extend across the resort grounds, beyond the villa's living area and outdoor space. In the featured two-level plan, the main bedroom sits upstairs,...
Two levels divide the living and sleeping spaces, with the main bedroom upstairs in the featured plan. Its bath has a tub and shower, while the downstairs bedroom has a shower bathroom. Lake views accompany the living area, with glass doors leading out to the patio.
White oak floors and leather accents contrast with pale fabric and blue chairs in the villa interiors. One lounge arrangement sets a pale sectional in front of the island, with stairs beside the wood cabinets. Glass cylinder lights hang above the counter, and a blue chair stands near the patio doors. The bathroom in this arrangement has a glass shower with chevron tiles beside the tub.
Two levels divide the living and sleeping spaces, with the main bedroom upstairs in the featured plan. Its bath has a tub and shower, while...
The golf course stretches beyond the villa, with glass doors joining the lounge to the patio. A dining table stands beside the seated island, within a shared living and kitchen space. The white oak floor and wood cabinets contrast with blue seating and pale sofa upholstery in the villa interiors.
The featured plan puts one bedroom downstairs, with two more bedrooms on the upper floor. A tub and shower serve the main bath, while showers serve the other bedrooms. One kitchen layout has a waterfall counter behind a pale sofa, with glass lights above it. The nearby lounge pairs a round wood table with patterned chairs facing the dark fireplace wall.
The golf course stretches beyond the villa, with glass doors joining the lounge to the patio. A dining table stands beside the seated island, within...
The main bedroom and a second bedroom sit upstairs in the featured two-level plan. A third bedroom opens off the lower floor, beside the living room and its guest powder room. The main bath has a tub and shower, while showers serve the other bedrooms.
Lake views stretch beyond the patio, with white oak floors and leather accents inside. One lounge layout sets patterned chairs by a side window, facing a dark fireplace wall. A pale sectional stands in front of a waterfall island, with the dining table alongside. Wood cabinets frame the kitchen in this arrangement, beneath glass lights hung above the counter.
The main bedroom and a second bedroom sit upstairs in the featured two-level plan. A third bedroom opens off the lower floor, beside the living...
The great room opens toward the lake, with a den set apart from the main seating. One bedroom sits downstairs in the featured plan, while three more occupy the upper floor. A tub and shower serve the main bath, with showers in the other bedroom baths.
White oak floors connect the shared spaces, with leather and dark steel accents in the interiors. A lounge arrangement places a sectional in front of stairs with open wood treads and metal rails. A round coffee table sits at the center, beneath a ring of glass lights. Behind the seating, the dining table and kitchen island stand beside tall windows and wood cabinets.
The great room opens toward the lake, with a den set apart from the main seating. One bedroom sits downstairs in the featured plan, while...
A den sits apart from the bedrooms, with its own shower on the lower floor. The featured plan places one bedroom downstairs, with the other bedrooms spread across the upper level. Tubs and showers serve the two main baths, while the other bedroom baths have showers.
The living and dining space looks toward the lake, with white oak floors and leather accents. One lounge arrangement has blue wood-framed chairs facing a pale sectional beneath a broad ring light. A long dining table stands toward the kitchen, behind the sofa and round coffee table. In the illustrated outdoor layout, patio dining lies near the kitchen, with a spa and lounge beyond.
A den sits apart from the bedrooms, with its own shower on the lower floor. The featured plan places one bedroom downstairs, with the other...
Edgewood takes its architectural cues from the large lodges of the American West, using stone, timber, and generous shared spaces. The Great Room is a natural meeting place before dinner or an outing. Some of its materials have a direct connection to the site: wood from Edgewood's former dock was reused in the stairway, and granite came from a nearby quarry. These details give the building a local character without turning it into a historical reconstruction.
The grounds bring together beach, fairways, and the lodge, so a day can stay close to the water even when no excursion is planned. At the same time, the Stateline location keeps the activity of the south shore within reach. It suits travelers who want restaurants and outdoor pursuits nearby, with their own lakeside base to return to.
Tahoe Rooms provide 500 square feet with either a king bed or two queen beds. A gas fireplace, terrace or balcony, soaking tub, and separate walk-in shower make them comfortable for stays beyond a weekend. A compact refrigerator and Nespresso machine are also provided. Resort-view and lakeview options are distinct, so the outlook deserves attention when selecting a room. Connecting rooms can be requested for families.
The Edgewood Suite doubles that area to 1,000 square feet. It has one king bedroom, a lakeview terrace or balcony with seating, and an additional guest bathroom. The extra living space is useful when one person wants to read by the fire while another rests, or when a couple prefers to spend part of the evening in rather than around the resort.
At 1,500 square feet, the Emerald Suite retains a one-bedroom layout but adds a more expansive seating area and outdoor terrace. Its lake outlook, gas fireplace, soaking tub, separate shower, and powder room make it a particularly generous choice for two. It is worth distinguishing this large suite from a multibedroom villa: the additional space is primarily for living, not extra sleeping rooms.
The Villa Suites sit beside the main lodge along the eighth and ninth fairways, with two-, three-, four-, and five-plus-bedroom configurations. The two-bedroom version covers 1,800 square feet and sleeps up to six in one king room and a room with two queen beds. Three-bedroom villas provide 2,200 square feet for up to eight. Both have living and dining areas, kitchens with a refrigerator, microwave, and toaster oven, and heated private patios with a hot tub and fire pit.
The larger configurations have full kitchens with stovetops and ovens, an important distinction for families planning to cook. A four-bedroom villa offers 2,938 square feet and accommodates up to ten. The 4,100-square-foot five-plus-bedroom layout includes a den with a queen sofa bed and its own shower, with space for up to fourteen guests. Its patio also has an outdoor kitchen. These residences allow a group to gather around meals and still have separate rooms to withdraw to.
Edgewood's golf course predates the lodge. George Fazio designed it in 1968, with later work by Tom Fazio, and the property hosts the American Century Championship. The 18-hole course runs at more than 6,200 feet above sea level, with fairways framed by trees, mountains, and the lake. Its tournament history includes the 1985 US Senior Open.
Staying on the grounds lets golfers organize a round without a separate drive to the course. Lessons are available for players developing their technique, as well as those taking up the game. For companions who do not play, the spa, pool, and restaurants provide independent plans close to the lodge. A shared lunch can bring the day back together afterward.
The Bistro is the lodge's all-day restaurant, serving seasonal New American cooking for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. An open kitchen, rope detailing overhead, and stone flooring give the interior a relaxed mountain character. Its patio extends the room toward the water, while the bar provides another place to settle in for a drink.
The Edge Restaurant & Lounge takes a more formal approach to dinner, with tasting experiences, tableside presentations, and a wine collection of more than 1,000 labels. The lounge has its own menu and a less formal atmosphere than the main dining room. This makes it possible to choose between a longer, structured meal and drinks with a lighter selection of dishes.
Brooks' Bar & Deck overlooks the golf course and lake from the Clubhouse. Pub-style American food, cocktails, sports on television, and an outdoor patio make it a straightforward choice after a round or an active afternoon. Its casual approach gives families and groups an alternative to the more elaborate dining at The Edge.
Spa Edgewood includes six massage rooms and two rooms for facial treatments, within an 8,500-square-foot facility. Separate men's and women's steam rooms lead into a broader wellness experience with a shared relaxation lounge and an outdoor hot tub. The spa is for adults aged eighteen and over. Massages and facials can be planned around a day of walking, golf, or skiing, leaving enough time to use the facilities rather than arriving only for the appointment.
The heated outdoor pool is open throughout the year and faces Lake Tahoe. In warmer weather, the surrounding loungers, bookable cabanas, and poolside food and drinks make it a place to spend an afternoon. Beach access adds another choice beside the pool. Inside the lodge, the fitness center has free weights, resistance equipment, and cardio machines for guests who want to keep up a regular workout.
Heavenly Mountain Resort is nearby, but Edgewood is a lakeside base rather than a ski-in, ski-out hotel. Ski Butlers operates the resort's equipment rental and ski valet service, with fittings arranged in an accommodation or at the Adventure Center. This reduces the logistics of collecting and storing equipment while leaving the choice of mountain day to the guest.
Reno-Tahoe International Airport is approximately 56 miles away. Private airport transportation can be arranged through the resort; journey times depend on road and weather conditions. Once here, a car or driver is useful for exploring farther around the lake. Returning to a room with a fireplace gives a winter stay its own quieter counterpart to the slopes.
The lodge is LEED Silver certified. Edgewood also uses lake-sourced cooling and a filtration system that routes runoff through ponds and wetlands before it reaches Tahoe. These are specific measures tied to the water beside the hotel, alongside the reuse of local building materials. They are a relevant part of staying on this shoreline, where the landscape is both the reason for visiting and something the property needs to help protect.
Tea with an Edge pairs alpine-inspired infusions with sweet and savory bites and scones, including a commemorative tin of the resort’s tea blend.
At reception, a floor-to-ceiling screen made from an old fence on the property brings a piece of local history into the lodge.
At dusk, the lodge’s fire pits become a gathering place for roasting marshmallows, with nightly s’mores to round off a day outdoors.
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Please note: The Clubhouse event spaces are being expanded. Valet arrangements at the Clubhouse may vary while work is underway.
The best time to stay at Edgewood Tahoe depends on the trip. Summer and early autumn are strongest for golf, lake views, hiking, boating, and outdoor dining. Winter is best for skiing at Heavenly, spa time, snow scenery, and a more alpine-lodge mood. Spring can be quieter and more variable, while autumn is often excellent for clear air, fewer crowds, and golf before the season changes. Edgewood is genuinely year-round because the resort has both warm-weather and winter strengths.
Yes. Edgewood Tahoe can be very good for families, especially those who want lakefront space, larger accommodation options, year-round activities, pool time, and easy access to South Lake Tahoe. The Villa Suites are particularly useful for families who need multiple bedrooms. The resort still feels refined, so it is best for families who want a polished luxury base rather than a casual cabin rental or entertainment-heavy hotel. It works well for ski trips, summer lake holidays, and multigenerational stays.
Yes. Brooks' Bar & Deck is worth visiting for its lake, mountain, and golf-course views as much as for the food. It is one of the most relaxed and scenic dining spots at Edgewood, especially after golf or for a casual lunch. It is not meant to replace a formal fine-dining evening. Its appeal is Tahoe atmosphere: fresh air, fairway views, comfort food, drinks, and a setting that feels specific to Edgewood.
Edgewood Tahoe's dining includes The Edge Restaurant & Lounge, The Bistro Edgewood, and Brooks' Bar & Deck. The Bistro is conveniently located in The Lodge, while Brooks' Bar & Deck overlooks the golf course, lake, and mountains with a polished gastropub feel. This mix gives guests useful variety. You can have a more refined dinner, a relaxed lodge meal, or a golf-course lunch with lake views without leaving the resort.
Yes. Edgewood Tahoe has a year-round pool and hot tub. This matters because Lake Tahoe weather changes dramatically by season, and having a heated resort pool setup gives guests a reliable way to relax even outside classic summer beach weather. The pool is best seen as part of the wider resort rhythm: lake views, spa, golf, skiing, dining, and downtime rather than a large waterpark-style pool experience.
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