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The Hyatt at Incline Village is luxury right on the lake. They have a private beach which includes beach service. The grounds on the lake side are very nice and often there are weddings in the grassy/shady sections. When we were there they had hammocks available throughout the grounds and at night you coudl sit facing the lake watching the moon and stars while keeping warm in front of the fire pits. People brought marshmallows and made s'mores. SInce they had so much they shared. It was very nice.
If the cottage rooms on the lake side of the street are too spendy for you the tower and the terrace rooms are nice as well. There is a very nice pool and terrific spa.
http://laketahoe.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/
North Tahoe has some great restaurants. Besides the Lone Eagle Grill lake side right at the Hyatt, there is Soule Domain at Crystal Bay behind the Biltmore, and at Carnelian Bay right on the lake is Garwoods.
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3 reviews You might also want to check out the Hyatt High Sierra Lodge on the Hyatt property for casual luxury on the north shore. They have two bedrooms also, with complete living/kitchen facilities and are more spacious than their lakeside cottages. We just came back from there. You can stay a week or split it in half.
They also have a fire pit next to their swimming pool, and the S' mores packages and long forks are at the lobby for guests, or you can use the other two pits on the property.
The water activity desk at the lake has boats, kayaks and you can take the Sierra Cloud Catamaran out for a two hour ride, which are offered several times a day.
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Across the street from the High Sierra are a number of nice restaurants on Country Club Dr. where you can sit out in the Pine Trees: Austin's, Red Tomaato's, La Fondue, Chinese take out, Le Bistro. Up the street is Big Water Grille.
Incline Village is absolutely pristine and uncrowded this year.
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