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This four‑bedroom Mountain View residence at The Ritz‑Carlton, Lake Tahoe offers 3,408 sq. ft. of thoughtfully arranged living space with a private balcony and panoramic mountain vistas. Light and alpine textures combine with climate control to create a relaxed mountain retreat where families or groups can spread out comfortably while enjoying the resort’s slopeside setting.
Sleeping arrangements include flexible bedding configurations to suit your party: combinations of 2 king beds and 3 queen beds or a single double bed are available to accommodate up to 8 guests. Four private bathrooms serve the residence, each appointed with premium towels (changed on request), bathrobes, slippers, a hair dryer, designer toiletries, and at least one deep soaking bathtub alongside separate showers. The accommodation is also equipped with a range of accessibility features — including grab bars in shower and near the toilet, a wheelchair‑accessible bathroom vanity, a height‑adjustable showerhead, lever door handles, low‑height electrical outlets and view port, visual fire alarm, and closed‑captioned TV — to ensure a comfortable stay for guests requiring accessible design.
As part of your stay at The Ritz‑Carlton, Lake Tahoe, standard resort inclusions cover wireless high‑speed internet, access to the fitness center and select fitness/yoga classes, concierge services, shuttle service, and ski storage, along with seasonal offerings such as an evening s’mores experience at the fire pit and shuttle access to the Lake Club or Truckee when available. Housekeeping and rollaway/extra beds are offered per the hotel’s service options (surcharge may apply).



























The residence has a private balcony with mountain views. The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe sits mid-mountain at Northstar California Resort, so the outlook matches a slopeside, alpine setting.
The residence sleeps up to 8 guests. Bedding is offered as 1 double bed or 2 king and 3 queen beds. Rooms have a pillow menu, pillowtop mattresses, premium bedding and blackout drapes. A rollaway or extra bed can be added for a surcharge.
There are four private bathrooms. They include bathrobes, slippers, a hair dryer, designer toiletries and a deep soaking bathtub with a separate shower. Towels are changed on request.
Yes. The residence has grab bars in the shower and near the toilet, a height-adjustable showerhead and a wheelchair-accessible bathroom vanity. It also has lever door handles, a low-height door lock and view port, low-height bathroom outlets, a visual fire alarm and closed-captioned TV. The resort also has a self-operating lift at its pool entrances.
A mandatory daily resort fee applies, reported at roughly $72.80–$81.20 per night. It covers high-speed Wi-Fi, the 24-hour fitness center and fitness/yoga classes, concierge, shuttle service and ski storage. It also includes the evening s'mores experience at the fire pit and seasonal shuttle or gondola transport.
With four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 3,408 sq. ft., it suits families or groups travelling together. The resort offers Ritz Kids activities, a separate Children's Pool and Topgolf Swing Suites. Spa treatments for guests under 18 are limited, and the spa relaxation areas are 18 and over.
The resort has ski-in, ski-out access to Northstar, with a gondola steps away. Lake Tahoe and Truckee are about a 10-minute drive. Kings Beach is roughly 15 minutes away. In summer a shuttle runs to the Lake Club, departing hourly from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Check-in starts at 5:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. Parking is valet-only at roughly $60–65 per night, and there is an EV charging station on site. Reno-Tahoe International Airport is about 52 minutes away by car. The North Lake Tahoe Express also stops at the resort.
Manzanita is the signature restaurant, serving California cuisine for breakfast and dinner. Living Room Lodge is a fireside cocktail lounge with light bites. Seasonal Backyard BBQ and slopeside Montesa, Cantina Moderna add casual options. Café Blue serves coffee and sandwiches, and Alpine Exchange has grab-and-go fare around the clock.
Yes. The resort welcomes dogs of any size, up to two per room, but not cats. The fee is $200 per pet per stay, though it can vary by booking channel. There is a grassy relief area on the property, and service animals are exempt from pet fees.
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