I had the fantastic opportunity to stay at the Black Bear Lodge in Lake Tahoe recently and let me tell you, it was an absolute gem.
The Lodge
Built in the 1990s, this lodge is a true testament to attention to detail. The main lodge and cabins have that cozy Adirondack resort vibe, complete with charming fireplaces, fine art, and antique touches that transport you to another era. And don’t even get me started on the great room—it’s like stepping into a rustic paradise with its cathedral ceilings, river-rock fireplace, and elk’s head mounted proudly above.
Nestled in South Lake Tahoe, this place is a haven of tranquility surrounded by tall pines and that crisp mountain air we all love. Whether you’re shredding the slopes at Heavenly Resort or simply seeking refuge from the chaos, Black Bear Lodge has you covered.
ACCOMMODATION
And let’s talk about the accommodations—modern amenities meet rustic charm in the best possible way. From the plush leather furniture in the main lodge to the private cabins with their own kitchenettes and fireplaces, every corner feels like a cozy retreat.
But wait, there’s more! When you’re not chilling in your room, there’s a ton of fun stuff to do. Think board games, books, and soaking in the outdoor hot tub. And don’t even get me started on the wine bar—perfect for unwinding with some nibbles and local drinks after a day out and about.
And speaking of more, the lodge just got bigger and better. They’ve recently expanded, adding 22 extra rooms from the neighboring Deerfield Lodge. These newly revamped accommodations boast a blend of modern comforts and rustic elegance, ensuring an even more unforgettable stay. With charming touches like old-school paintings and quirky mirrors, each room tells its own story, adding to the unique character of the lodge.
So whether you’re cozying up by the fireplace, soaking in the outdoor hot tub, or exploring the beauty of Lake Tahoe, Black Bear Lodge offers an experience that’s truly one-of-a-kind. Trust me, you won’t regret it!
Hotel address: 1202 Ski Run Blvd, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
Price per night from: $239
Find Black Bear Lodge here: @tahoeblackbear / https://www.tahoeblackbear.com/
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I just got back from an amazing stay at the Black Bear Lodge in South Lake Tahoe. And let me tell you, despite the snow storm, it was such a cozy, snuggly weekend, I cannot wait to be back.
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