The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe recently debuted its property-wide transformation. The two-year project included an overhaul of guestrooms and suites, refreshed common spaces, updated dining concepts, and new experiences for guests.

The updated 170 guestrooms and suites reflect the local landscape with earth tones, natural textures and panoramic windows. Offering guests further flexibility, The Ritz-Carlton Residences boasts two-, three- and four-bedroom accommodations with ample common area spaces.

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Newly renovated signature restaurant Manzanita draws design inspiration from Lake Tahoe, with rustic décor and a large stone fireplace in the center of the space. The menu showcases California cuisine. Another reimagined dining space, Living Room Lodge boasts plush leather seating facing floor-to-ceiling windows and a sleek U-shaped bar, encouraging guests to gather and relax. The menu will rotate seasonally and also features local wine and beer.

Renovations aim to enhance gathering spaces throughout the property, inviting guests to find new ways to connect. New and updated gathering spaces include a renovated fitness center, new pool cabanas, two new Topgolf Swing Suites and retail venue Alpine Exchange Boutique.

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Private experiences are available to book upon request.

“After an extensive two-year renovation, we’re thrilled to welcome new and returning guests to a new era of The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe,” said Colin Perry, general manager, The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe. “Inspired by the natural beauty of the Sierra, this transformation not only enhances the stay experience but also deepens the connection between our guests and this marvelous land through purposeful design that reflects our magnificent surroundings.”