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Our Story

Everline Resort & Spa

Everline Resort & Spa offers a year-round mountain escape, catering to every Lake Tahoe state of mind with experiences that inspire adventure, exploration, and togetherness. Drawing from the property's history, Everline nods to the historic rail lines that once connected the area, its evergreen appeal, and the paths that connect you to nature, yourself, and the adventures you'll share here. 

History

Everline Resort & Spa (formally known as the Resort at Squaw Creek) opened in 1990 with 405 guest rooms, a championship golf course, heated swimming pools, a 150-foot water slide, hiking and biking trails, a fly-fishing center, a private ice-skating rink and ski-in, ski-out accessibility to Palisades Tahoe as well as 33,000 square-foot conference center. The resort is located at the base of Palisades Tahoe, the third largest ski resort in North America. 

Palisades Tahoe

Palisades Tahoe is a ski resort located in Olympic Valley, California, northwest of Tahoe City in the Sierra Nevada range. From its founding in 1949, the resort was known as Squaw Valley; it changed its name in 2021. It was the host site for the 1960 Winter Olympics and the 2024 World Cup. Palisades Tahoe is the largest ski complex in the Lake Tahoe region and is known for its challenging terrain with a base elevation of 6,200 feet and a skiable 3,600 acres across six peaks. 

A Ski Haven for Celebrities Alike

Over the years, Everline Resort & Spa has played host to lavish weddings, high-profile celebrity tournaments, and charity events. With its breathtaking mountain backdrop and luxurious amenities, Everline has become a sought-after destination for memorable occasions that attract elite, philanthropists, and adventure seekers alike. 

Giving Back to the Community

Nestled in the scenic Sierra Nevada landscape near Lake Tahoe, Everline Resort & Spa is honored to support the Friends of WaSheShu Creek. Named after the Washoe word for "the people", WaSheShu Creek holds deep significance for the Washoe Tribe, whose ancestral lands include this area. The creek weaves through the heart of their cultural heritage and flows through our property, connecting us to the region's history and natural beauty.

Everline Resort & Spa proudly participates in the Great Sierra River Cleanup, organized by the Sierra Nevada Alliance. Our dedicated staff volunteers come together to remove litter and plastic pollution, helping to protect and preserve the beauty and health of the Sierra Nevada watershed.

Sustainability 

Everline Resort & Spa is dedicated to being a steward of sustainable hospitality. Our commitment to best practices values both the people and the planet, making every stay not only luxurious but also environmentally responsible. 

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Energy Savings

  • Energy efficient LED lighting is used throughout the hotel.
  • Lights are turned on in meeting/guest rooms only when needed or until guests check in.
  • Upgraded Variable Frequency Drives (VFD's) installed a large public area air handling units for on demand use to reduce electricity consumption.
  • Our daily operational reports are used to effectively schedule heating and cooling needs.
  • To-go containers are USDA Certified Biobased Products that are renewable and compostable.
  • Digital signage provided to help enable a paperless meeting.
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Water Savings

  • Through our conservation program, we change linens every third day unless requested otherwise, and guests may choose to reuse towels by leaving them hanging.
  • Hydration stations are offered in the lobby. Glassware is the default offering for meetings and events vs bottled water.
  • High efficiency hot water boilers have been installed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and propane usage.
  • Lower-impact options are suggested for centerpieces and decor, such as potted plants rather than flower arrangements.
  • Low flow water toilets are used in guest rooms and public spaces.
  • Drip irrigation is used to reduce water use.
  • Dishwashers are properly calibrated for minimal water usage.
  • Follow Ecolab guidelines for chemical/water ratio in cleaning products.
  • Refillable, rather than disposable toiletries used in guest rooms.
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Tahoe Tap & water Refill Stations

Guests can find stations throughout the hotel providing cool, filtered water to refill personal water bottles, to eliminate the use of single-use plastics.

Tahoe provides some of the finest drinking water in the world. With 99.94% purity, Tahoe tap water has been voted the best tasting water in the country by the National Rural Water Association. The DRINK TAHOE TAP initiative is a program of the Tahoe Water Suppliers Association designed to reduce the use of single-use plastic and increase accessibility to drinking water filling stations throughout the region (ref. North Tahoe Business Association).

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Responsible Sourcing

We ensure that we provide the best quality food using sustainable and locally outsourced foods whenever possible.

  • Cage-free eggs are utilized in restaurants.
  • Produce is organic and purchased locally whenever possible.
  • Beef is all-natural and grass-fed.
  • Plant based & plant forward menu items are offered in our restaurants and for events.
  • Meeting planners are encouraged to select Menu of the Day, which streamlines ingredients to reduce waste.