Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino

Rooms and suites

• Standard rooms with 1 king or 2 beds, some with a patio or balcony
• Family suites
• Junior suites and 1-bedroom suites
• Presidential suite

Restaurants and bars

The resort is not all-inclusive. The lakeside Lone Eagle Grille has closed for redevelopment.

• Osteria Sierra: Italian restaurant
• Sierra Café: casual all-day dining
• Cutthroat’s Saloon: bar with casual food
• Tahoe Provisions: grab-and-go snacks and drinks

Beach, pools and spa

The resort’s private beach and lake access are closed during renovation work expected to last into 2027, so check before you book. Public Incline Beach is about a 5-minute walk, and Sand Harbor is about 4 miles away. On site there is an outdoor pool, a children’s pool and 2 hot tubs. The full-service spa has 16 treatment rooms, a sauna and a steam room, and is for guests 18 and older.

Activities and entertainment

The casino has about 270 slot machines, 17 gaming tables and a sportsbook. In winter, a free shuttle runs to Diamond Peak, which is within 3 miles, and ski rentals and storage are on site. In summer you can try archery, bike rentals, hiking and yoga.

Who it’s best for

• Best for: families, skiers heading to Diamond Peak and travelers who want a casino on site.
• Consider another resort if: a private beach is a must before 2027, or you want a quiet, small hotel.

Getting there from Reno-Tahoe International Airport

Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO) is about 50 minutes away by car, over the Mount Rose Highway. The resort does not offer an airport shuttle.

Book a private transfer in advance so a driver meets you at arrivals and takes you straight to the resort.

Good to know

• A daily resort fee applies
• Parking is charged
• Dogs are allowed in some rooms for a fee
• Children 18 and under stay free using existing beds