The Village at Palisades Tahoe

Had a sandwich at little bear . Everyone in there was friendly and their grilled cheese and tomato soup is so good. If you like spicy try their breakfast sausage sandwich pepper jack and jalapeño bread.

Some rooms are suites with a kitchen, living and dining rooms. Nice layout but some of the common areas need a furniture update. Stayed in Building 4- close to the lobby area, a two hot tubs and a sauna were on the same floor.

The location is unbeatable for a ski trip! We were, however, disappointed by the quality of the apartment we stayed in (room 130). At over $1K/night, one would expect reasonable quality if not luxury. The couch was old and filthy. There were repairs to the walls that had not even been painted. While I understand that it was ski week and therefore very busy, this quality for this price was just unacceptable. What’s more is that the resort called us several days before the trip asking if we had any requests or questions. I asked for a high floor with a view. We were placed in a first floor room looking at the parking lot. Why bother calling to ask if they’re not going honor any part of the request? #disappointed

Our family of four arrived at The Village at Palisades Tahoe around 9 PM on December 22, 2024 and we were met with an unexpected and incredible surprise. The one-bedroom condo with a bunkbed den we had booked was unavailable, but Manager Gary went above and beyond by upgrading us to a Premier 3-bedroom Suite. We were beyond grateful and thrilled—what an unforgettable start to our trip! The location of the suite was unbeatable, just a 1–2-minute walk from the Aerial Tram, Funitel, Base to Base Gondola, and other ski facilities. But the real magic began when we stepped inside. We were welcomed by a cozy and spacious living room with a balcony overlooking the charming sights of the North Face store, festive restaurants, and trees adorned with beautiful Christmas lights. The high-end kitchen

Great village to enjoy before and after your session