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At The Ritz‑Carlton, Lake Tahoe, the Club Room with Fireplace unfolds across 455 sq. ft., positioned mid‑mountain to provide a sense of the resort’s slopeside setting. The room is designed for comfort and clarity, with blackout drapes and climate control—air conditioning and heating—so you can tailor the atmosphere to the season.
The bedroom centers on a single King Bed with a pillowtop mattress and a pillow menu, complemented by bed sheets and towels that can be changed on request. A seating area and a closed‑captioned TV add convenience, and accessible features such as doorbell and phone notification, lever door handles, and low‑height outlets and view port are integrated into the room design. The private bathroom offers separate bathtub and roll‑in shower options, including a deep soaking bathtub, a height‑adjustable showerhead, grab bars near the shower and toilet, a raised toilet seat, and a wheelchair‑accessible vanity; designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers and a hair dryer are provided.
Booking this room grants access to the resort’s guest amenities and services that complement your stay: wireless high‑speed internet and complimentary fitness center and fitness/yoga class access are included as part of the mandatory daily resort fee, along with concierge services, shuttle service and ski storage. The resort fee also supports resort experiences such as the evening s’mores at the fire pit and seasonal shuttle or gondola connections to nearby venues. Together, these amenities and the Club Room’s thoughtful inclusions create a practical, accessible and restorative mountain retreat.



























Yes. Guest rooms at The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe each have a gas fireplace, and this category is named for it. The room measures 455 sq. ft. and sits at a mid-mountain address on Northstar California Resort, so a fire is a welcome touch after a day on the slopes or trails.
The room has 1 king bed with a pillowtop mattress and a pillow menu, so you can choose the pillows you like. It sleeps up to 3 guests. It suits a couple or solo traveller best, and a small party of three will find the 455 sq. ft. workable.
The private bathroom has a deep soaking bathtub and a separate roll-in shower with a height-adjustable showerhead. You also get bathrobes, slippers, designer toiletries and a hair dryer. Towels and bed sheets are changed on request.
Yes. The room includes a roll-in shower, grab bars by the shower and toilet, a raised toilet seat, and a wheelchair-accessible vanity. It also has lever door handles, a low-height door lock and view port, and low-height outlets in the bathroom. Doorbell and phone notification, a visual fire alarm and a closed-captioned TV are provided too. The resort's main entrance, restaurants, spa and fitness center entrances are accessible, and the pools have a self-operating lift.
A mandatory daily resort fee, approximately $72.80–$81.20 per night depending on date, covers high-speed Wi-Fi, the fitness center and fitness/yoga class access, concierge service, shuttle service and ski storage. It also covers the evening s'mores at the fire pit and seasonal shuttle or gondola transport. The fitness center is open 24 hours for overnight guests.
The hotel offers ski-in, ski-out access at Northstar California Resort, with a gondola steps from the property. The lake is about a 10-minute drive, and Kings Beach is roughly 15 minutes away. In summer, the hotel shuttle runs to the Lake Club hourly from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
There are several choices on property. Manzanita is the signature restaurant, serving California cuisine for breakfast and dinner. The Living Room Lodge is a fireside cocktail bar with light bites, and Café Blue serves coffee, pastries and sandwiches. Alpine Exchange sells grab-and-go food 24 hours a day. Some venues, such as The Backyard and Montesa, run seasonal or limited hours.
Check-in starts at 5:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. You will need a photo ID and credit card, and the front desk is staffed around the clock. Parking is valet-only, at roughly $60–65 per night, and there is an EV charging station. Reno-Tahoe International Airport is about 43 miles (around 52 minutes) away, and the North Lake Tahoe Express has a stop at the hotel.
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