Lake Tahoe has an unmatched diversity of exciting activities, interesting cultural highlights, and beautiful scenery. Every summer, its clean blue waters welcome all kinds of boaters, fishermen, and water skiers. Others try bicycling, horseback riding, sightseeing, sunbathing, and camping. Cabarets and casino showrooms entertain throughout the year. During winters, tourists come for cross-country skiing and sledding.

Accommodations range from cabins to houses to condominiums. These come with basic features like living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. Some cabins are available with a view of the lake. Other amenities include a fireplace, pool, hot tub, tennis court, pool table, and grill. These hostels have preferences based on their proximity to “most visited areas” such as beaches, casinos, and market areas. Other people choose shelters based on whether they allow smoking or pets, or whether the place is handicapped accessible.

Due to the popularity of Lake Tahoe and the increase in the number of visitors each year, various “lodging packages” exist to attract visitors and keep them coming back each year. These include facilities such as skiing, golf, spas and casinos, which offer an overall ‘value for money’ deal. For honeymooners, a special offer is offered as a ‘romantic package’ on various accommodations at a reduced price.

The price of a night’s stay in a hostel has no lower or upper limits. Depending on services provided, location, and other features, rents can range from $300 to $1,500 for a house and $150 to $500 for a condo. These rentals also differ according to the season.