There was no breakfast. I didn't know there were no restaurants open on sight. The Kirkwood Inn was not open until 11:00 am so we had to go off sight into Tahoe to get a meal.

Air conditioning in the room or at least a warning that there wouldn't be a/c. I had no prior info from the property until the day we arrived. A warning about having no food services onsite , i.e. restaurants open, would have been helpful to be able to bring more snacks and/or meal to cook in microwave. Also not knowing about after hours check in. it was a little confusing since website said 4- midnight and we arrived early evening. I had not gotten any email from property until the day after checkin. It worked out well, but confusing.

The location was great for access hiking trails. It was a summer getaway so nothing in the resort was open except the little grocery store which sufficed in buying snacks for long hikes. Employees were very friendly.

Air conditioning in the room would have been nice. It was an east facing room so it got all the morning and early afternoon sun. Hotter in the room than outside.

There was no breakfast.

Being told in advance that there were no food services available (until the weekend tourists arrive?????}

eaay parking

Rooms were hot, without any ventilation, very poor fans and no AC

Location of our room to the lift

Server in 7800 no wearing mask and serving my family’s drinks and food. Few foods choices and too expensive water.

The location was good, about 5 mins walking to lift #5 -- Shuttle service is pretty good, with about 8-minutes wait time. Bathrooms/lockers in the ski center are in good shape

The main issue is that the picture this place uses in Booking has nothing to do with what the actual room is. We reserved a "standard queen room" and we got a "here you have an old queen bed with a bunker bed 30 inches next to it" - The bed was just disastrous, an old squeaky bed that woke up the neighbors every time you roll on your side. On top of that, there were garbage bags under the bed and an old rollover mattress under the bunk bed. We were located "in the meadows" which is about a 5 minutes walk from lift number 5, which was not what we expected but it was OK. The building, however, is a 1980-building with 1980-decors, hardly maintained and questionably clean. My suggestion will be to stay in South Lake Tahoe, where you can get twice the room for half the price, with lots of restaurants and places to eat, and take the 45-mins drive to Kirkwood (if you actually like skiing at Kirkwood).

No staff, breakfast, etc. because of the pandemic. Very few people around. Room was comfortable and close to Caples Lake where we wanted to fish.