2001 Foothill Road

Holiday Inn Club Vacations David Walley's Resort

Hotel highlights

3 star hotel

Catering: Restaurant

Entertainment: Outdoor freshwater pool

Small pets allowed (under 5 kg)

Sports: Basketball

Sports: Fitness

Health: Spa centre

About this hotel

About Holiday Inn Club Vacations David Walley's Resort

In the past, settlers in Genoa, the oldest town in Nevada, came here to find gold. Today, there’s still tons of exploring for families to do, from biking and hiking the trails right off property to hitting nearby ski slopes or venturing north to Reno casinos.

Once you see those scenic mountain views, you’ll feel like you struck gold, too. Nestled near the Sierra Nevada Mountains and Lake Tahoe, our historic David Walley’s Resort offers a cozy retreat from all your nearby adventures.

This hot springs resort has a heated swimming pool, and five natural mineral hot springs.

It also features our rustic, yet elegant 1862 Restaurant &Saloon, which offers creative meals with a Southwestern flair, fitting for any meal of the day, along with gorgeous mountain views, casual dining and a bar lounge.

If you can pull yourself away from the resort, you’ll find picturesque scenery all around Lake Tahoe. Experience views on Heavenly Ski Resort’s gondola ride, which takes you 9, 200 feet up Mount Heavenly. See stunning sites at Emerald Bay State Park.

David Walley’s mountain resort has spacious, condo-style studios and one and two-bedroom villas, along with two- and three-bedroom cottages, from 346 to 1, 300 square feet. Each villa features a full kitchen/kitchenette.

Please note there is a resort fee that includes a variety of onsite amenities.

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Hotel facilities

General Services

  • 24-hour reception
  • Air conditioning in public areas
  • Airport Shuttle
  • Business: Business centre

Recreation & leisure

  • Terrace

Parking & transportation

  • Garage

House Rules

Meals

Restaurant available

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