Cheap Hotels in Prosser Lake Heights

Tahoe City is the place to be. evo has a great location and staff. Restaurant and bar is fine plus you can easily walk to more places to eat and shop. Location looks at Lake Tahoe on the front and a golf course on the back with golfers, dogs, incoming geese and duck. We loved it.

Had a beautiful room with a view of the whole lake right out my window absolutely gorgeous!!!

From the upper floors (7th or 6th) the view of the lake is wonderful.

Only negative was The Village being a bit dead (off season)

The most unforgettable part of staying here is the stunning natural beauty all around you. The mountains and green trees feel like a postcard come to life. A highlight was the Tram, just a 5–10 minute walk from the hotel, that takes you up to the historic Olympic station from the 1960 Winter Olympics. The scenery at the top is breathtaking, and the food there was delicious — definitely worth staying for lunch. The village itself feels like a little slice of Europe. Everything you need is within walking distance: cozy cafés, pizza, gourmet dining with wine and views, ice cream for kids, souvenir shops, big sports brands, and even an Irish pub. You can simply take the elevator down from your fully furnished room with its own stunning view and step right into the heart of it all. I visited in summer with my mom and daughter, and we loved every moment. The staff were wonderful, especially one young woman who was so friendly. They even upgraded our room when they learned it was my first vacation with my mom in years — such a kind gesture. The only challenge was the very tall beds. For shorter guests or those with knee problems, climbing up can be difficult. Taller people will love them, but it’s something to keep in mind. If you visit in summer, don’t miss kayaking or rafting in Truckee (10 minutes away) or Kings Beach (20 minutes). There are hidden gems everywhere. Overall, this hotel is a must-go — the perfect mix of nature, charm, and warm hospitality.

Great place in Incline Village