Situated in Incline Village, this lovely condo for $167 per night is a great option for your next break. Plan your Tahoe Getaway to Incline Village, McCloud Unit 62, the perfect location for heading to beaches, skiing, hiking, exploring and relaxing. This condo is a second floor, top floor unit, bright and airy with updated furnishings and in one of the best locations for walking on Lakeshore Drive, access to Lake Tahoe, hiking, Diamond Peak Ski Resort, sledding, restaurants, and Hyatt Lake Tahoe Resort and Casino. Features Include: ---- Amenities - Jacuzzi/Sauna (shared) just steps away. - Washer/Dryer in unit w/detergent - Two outdoor decks (south and east facing) - Gas BBQ grill on private deck + bar height table, seats 2 persons - Outdoor patio couch/lounger ----Parking - Off-street parking (pass required) - One parking pass available for guests ---- Living room - Crate & Barrel Reston Queen Sleeper Sofa - La-Z Boy leather recliner - 65" Smart HD TV - Vaulted ceilings - Gas Fireplace ---- Dining area - West Elm mango dining table + seating for 4 ----Kitchen - The kitchen is fully equipped including oven, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, Keurig coffee maker, regular coffee maker, blender, cooking utensils, and more. Dish/Dishwasher soap provided. ---- Bedroom - King memory foam bed with various size pillows - Bedding and sheets - En-suite bathroom - Iron/ironing board - Dresser (5 drawer) ----Bathroom - Sink, shower/tub and toilet - Bath towels - Starter rolls of toilet paper (guests buy their own after using the supplies left for them) ----Misc. items for beaches/parks - Folding chairs (summer season) - Collapsible wagon (summer season) - Cooler - Beach towels - Sleds (winter season) - Portable fan(s) - Portable heater Local Area: Walking Distance to Incline Beach, Raley's supermarket, Starbucks/Drink Coffee Do Stuff, Incline Beach, Ski Beach, The Hyatt Lake Tahoe Resort and Casino/Lone Eagle Grille, the Incline Village outdoor Fitness Trail, Bike Park, Disc (frisbee) course, restaurants and more. Ski Resorts/Public Beaches/Other (driving): - Diamond Peak Ski Resort - 8 minutes - Northstar Ski Resort - 20 minutes - South Shore Lake Tahoe and Heavenly Ski Resort - 40 minutes - Squaw Valley Ski Resort - 45 minutes - Heavenly Ski Resort - 45 minutes - Sand Harbor Beach - 9 minutes - Chimney Beach - 10 minutes - Kings Beach - 10 minutes - Speedboat Beach - 10 minutes - Tahoe City - 25 minutes - Truckee River Rafting - 30 minutes - Truckee - 30 minutes - Carson - 35 minutes - Reno - 45 minutes Golf (driving) - Incline Village Championship Golf Course - 5 minutes - Incline Village Mountain Golf course - 5 minutes - Old Brockway Golf Course - 13 minutes Hiking (driving) - Tahoe Meadows - 10 minutes - Mt. Rose (Tahoe Rim Trail, Mt. Rose Summit) - 11 minutes - Tunnel Creek Hiking/Biking Trail - 5 minutes - Incline Lake - 9 minutes McCloud Condominiums are one of the most sought-after locations in Incline Village due to its proximity to the beaches, Lakeshore Drive, Hyatt Lake Tahoe, restaurants, skiing, biking and hiking. This quiet and regularly maintained complex is the perfect getaway for a weekend retreat, Summer Vacation or Winter Season base-camp! Tax ID W4790 / Taxes are subject to change and if an increase takes place that impacts a reservation, additional fees will be collected prior to check-in. The information below is provided in order for guests to make an informed booking decision: --> Please Note: Per Washoe County short term rental ordinance this unit accepts and accommodates THREE (3) guests maximum, this including infants of any age. --> TRAVEL INSURANCE: - Due to our cancellation policy guests are highly encouraged to purchase travel insurance either through an airline (if traveling by plane) or directly through a provider as refunds are only given based on the cancellation policy. --> No refunds are given for snow or other storms/natural weather events, which a common occurrence in mountain towns. The only exception is if all roads into Lake Tahoe are closed to all vehicles/traffic which prevents guests from arriving, and refunds are assessed on a case-by-case basis. While complete road closures are rare, this is why travel insurance is recommended. --> Mountain roads can be curvy and steep. Guests should plan accordingly to have a Four wheel drive (4WD), all wheel drive (AWD) with winter tires or chains for non 4WD/AWD vehicles during the winter months. --> Mountain towns experience unpredictable and periodic electricity, TV Cable and Internet/Wifi outages during the winter season (and sometimes during other months), and the complex may experience sudden jacuzzi spa/sauna closures during storms or if equipment is damaged. While these occurrences are rare, when it happens the entire town is usually impacted, therefore these things cannot be guaranteed. A gas fireplace and games/battery powered lanterns are provided for guests. --> The owner/manager is not responsible for any accidents, injuries or illness that occurs while on the premises or its facilities and is not responsible for the loss of personal belongings or valuables of the guest. By accepting this reservation, it is agreed that all guests are expressly assuming the risk of any harm arising from their use of the premises or others whom they invite to use the premises. --> The owner has dogs when living in the condo. Per the McCloud Home Owners Association (HOA) regulations, only owners are allowed to have animals (dogs/cats) on the premises. Do NOT bring a dog (or any other animal) into the condo AT ANY TIME, with the exception of Service Animals. Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) are NOT allowed per HOA regulations and non-acceptance of ESA's is supported by Nevada State law. This isn't my rule and guests who violate this will be required to pay any applicable HOA fees/additional cleaning fees or other fines. For reference, here's how the ADA classifies Service Animals: --> Dogs --> Any breed and any size of dog --> Trained to perform a task directly related to a person’s disability Service animals are not: --> Required to be certified or go through a professional training program --> Required to wear a vest or other ID that indicates they’re a service dog --> Emotional support or comfort dogs, because providing emotional support or comfort is not a task related to a person’s disability