Don't Expect Much!
- July 9, 2008
- Rated 1 of 5 by
a traveler from Travelocity.com
We went through a web site to book the reservation, it stated that it was one bed, but that it had a max occupancy of 5, so we thought "no problem". Perhaps they had a roll away bed or couch that turned into a bed. We get there, and there would have been NO WAY that we could have put our 3 boys even on the floor, the room was so small. We checked in on 3 July, so OF COURSE they had no other rooms that would worked for us. We went next door to a different hotel, and received a suitable room. The initial charge for two nights at the Hacienda was $, and we were assured that the charges would be reversed. But they only credited $, so will be fighting that battle now. Oh yes, and one of the staff members was wreaking with alcohol, so that didn't impress us that much either - to add to the room that also wreaked.
Stay Away !!
- March 9, 2008
- Rated 1 of 5 by
a traveler from Travelocity.com
Stay away from the Tahoe Hacienda Inn, 3820 Lake Tahoe Blvd, Lake Tahoe CA!! The room I was in had the following deficiencies: 1) light bulb burned out (or not there) in fixture above desk, 2) 1 of the 2 light bulbs in bathroom burned out, 3) the lamp shades on both sides of the bed were filthy and torn, 4) in the bathroom there were 2 "ends" to a towel rack, but no towel bar in between them (and the "bath towels" provided were more like large hand towels), 5) bed was old, hard and uncomfortable, 6) carpet - dark green- was dirty & really needed shampooing, 7) shower door coming off of it's hinge. This motel, like many in the area, is a 1950/60's property. The property looks "rustic" from the outside as it has old pine trees throughout the parking area, but the rooms have just been let go. Apparently no upkeep. You can find much better accomodations for the same price or not much more in this area of South Lake Tahoe. You would be wise to do so.