NORTH LAKE TAHOE, Nev.–The Incline Lodge, a 38-room mountain modern inspired boutique hotel, will debut early summer as Incline Village’s first and only boutique hotel property. Located adjacent to The Hyatt Regency Hotel on Lake Tahoe’s north shore, the family-owned Incline Lodge is poised to provide a new year-round accommodation option and is now accepting reservations with availability starting July 1, 2023 for Lake Tahoe travelers and locals alike.
Formerly The Parkside Inn, The Incline Lodge has undergone extensive renovations complete with a sophisticated mountain modern aesthetic, custom designed finishes, enhanced acoustical treatments, and AC in every room. The property will also feature three exceptional amenity spaces including a new 1,000-square-foot lobby offering beer, wine, and elevated grab & go food, a downstairs concierge lounge that can accommodate private parties of up to 39 people and an indoor heated pool. Guests will also enjoy a technology driven guest journey with contactless check-in along with kind and knowledgeable staff.
“The vision for The Incline Lodge is to create a place of inspiration where people can create lifelong memories in one of the most beautiful places, and one of the best communities, in the world,” said owners and Incline Village-based residents Natasha and Ali Warner.
The Incline Lodge is minutes from some of the best activities and destinations Tahoe has to offer including the East Shore Trail, Sand Harbor, Hidden Beach, Diamond Peak and Mt. Rose Ski Resorts, Incline Village’s Championship Golf Course and several world class hiking and biking trails. The hotel is also the closest Lake Tahoe property to both Reno and the Reno-Tahoe International Airport. Whether guests seek a weekend get-away to rejuvenate in nature or want a weeklong itinerary of adventure, The Incline Lodge offers it all.
Tapping into a vibrant local culture, this one-of-a-kind hotel offers a unique Incline experience for outdoor experiences and unforgettable memories. “Our priority is to provide quality accommodation and excellent customer service,” said VP Operations Kevin Schiesz and General Manager Andrew Gauthier. “Whether that means sharing hiking trail insider-tips or making a reservation at a locally owned restaurant, it’s all about connecting guests with our slice of Tahoe paradise,” added Andrew Gauthier, also a 15-year Incline Village resident.
To learn more about The Incline Lodge, book a reservation, join our community or to inquire about career opportunities, visit www.theinclinelodge.com and follow us on social media.
