Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO): Approximate driving time is 1 hour 15 minutes and distance is 53 miles.

Driving directions from Reno-Tahoe International Airport: Exit the airport on Plumb Ln. Turn left onto US-395S / Carson City, and drive south for about 31 miles to US-50. Turn right onto US-50, and drive west for about 20 miles to Round Hill. Upon reaching Round Hill, continue south on US-50 for three more miles to resort on right.

Airport shuttles and rental cars are the most popular ways of getting from the airport to the hotel. Tahoe Casino Express operates buses that run from the airport directly to the resort, and one-way fares are from $16–$25. Fee subject to change without notice. Car rentals are available online. Winter driving conditions can be hazardous with chain laws often in effect, making the shuttles a popular option. Taxis and limos are also available from the airport to Stateline, and one-way fares for each are more than $36. Fee subject to change without notice.

Getting around: The Stateline casino district is about one-quarter mile away, and guests often walk there year round. A BlueGo bus stop is located at the hotel. For under $5 per person, BlueGo offers both regular bus routes and on-call, point-to-point shuttle service. Fee subject to change without notice. Arrangements for a BlueGo shuttle pick-up should be made several hours or even a day in advance. Taxis are available at any hour. Also, the nearby ski areas of Heavenly and Sierra Tahoe offer complimentary skier shuttles that pick up at the adjacent BlueGo stop. Alternative transportation makes rental cars necessary only for travel to other areas around Lake Tahoe. During the summer season bikes are popular, and the area offers numerous bike paths.

Most rooms are furnished with contemporary mountain-style decor, including wood-paneled walls, local artwork, and lodge-style hickory furniture. All have coffeemakers, cable television, and dial-up Internet access. Closets feature ski racks for in-room storage.

Timber House Bar - Tucked into a quiet corner adjacent to the Timber House Restaurant, this bar serves cocktails and coffee in the evenings. Taberna Mexican - Located next to the Tavern Bar and Sports Book, this whitewashed nook painted with chili peppers serves homestyle Mexican food, including specials like Enchilada de Pollo con Mole Poblano. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with karaoke on Friday nights.

Tavern Bar - This bar features a wide variety of draft and bottled beers, a selection of sandwiches, and 32 television screens. Open 24 hours.

Amenity highlights: The casino, located on the second floor of the hotel’s main building, attracts gamblers who prefer a local-style, less flashy setting. Also, the property’s low-slung shingled buildings provide easy, quick access to room and car, a bonus especially during the winter months when guests are lugging snow gear. Those traveling with children appreciate the outdoor pool, video-game arcade, and the family-friendly restaurants.

Also, guests receive a complimentary pass to Kahle Community Center, located one half-mile from the inn. Owned and operated by the county, the center features a full-size gym, indoor jogging track, weight room with cardio equipment, fitness classes, and indoor and outdoor playgrounds.

The Gondola at Heavenly is a mile from the hotel. Sleigh rides are available one half-mile away, and several outfitters offer area snowmobile tours. Mountain biking, hiking, and boating are popular in the summer months, and top-rated Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course is next door. Seasonal gear rentals are available in the vicinity.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.