Lakeview Chalet-5bd,2ba, Hot Tub, Pool Table, North Lake Tahoe Kings Beach

This 5-bedroom retreat surrounded by Tahoe’s lofty pines in Kings Beach is close to EVERYTHING - whether you enjoy summer activities on the lake or winter festivities, you’re in the center of it all! There is a 2-night minimum.

As you walk in the front door, you'll instantly feel the charm and warmth of this mountain cabin. On the upper level you’ll find a spacious open kitchen with eating bar for 2, dining room with seating for 8 (but can add chairs from deck), living room with gas burning fireplace surrounded by beautiful river rock and a large upper deck where you can enjoy the mountain and lake views while barbecuing or just relaxing. Also, upstairs is the master suite (king bed) and master bath with a luxury steam shower and deep, jetted 2-person tub - the perfect place to relax after a long day of skiing or hiking.

The lower level consists of four bedrooms and a continental bath with double sinks. For that little tyke, there is a built-in twin bed tucked away under the stairs. Also on the lower level is a family room equipped with a pool table (not regulation size), TV, hide-a-bed couch (full size). Walk out to the lower-level deck to relax and unwind in the hot tub (seats six), while enjoying nature’s wonderland. Laundry facilities are also on this level.

The perfect home base for fun-filled days and evenings, you will feel right at home here, and the amenities, location, and decor of this cabin will compliment your vacation in North Lake Tahoe.

Several beach chairs are available to use on the beach. Friday nights during the summer there is Music on the Beach at Kings Beach. During winter there are a couple of snow saucers for you to enjoy.

To clarify (VRBO is unable to access to change and remove the word lakeside) the cabin is not lakeside. I am working on changing with VRBO. It is one mile from the beach of Lake Tahoe. There is a lake filtered view. There are electric bear wires for your safety. You can access off switch, but they shouldn't be where a guest accesses.