An 8,500 sq ft spa at Edgewood Tahoe Resort in Stateline, offering massages, facials, couples treatments and an oxygen bar for Tahoe's altitude, open to lodge
At a glance
- Price
- $$$$
- Good for
- CouplesFamily friendly
- Price
- Luxury
Edgewood Tahoe Resort sits on the shore of Lake Tahoe in Stateline, and its spa is part of a larger lakefront property that also includes a golf course, three restaurants and overnight lodge rooms. The spa itself runs 8,500 square feet and has earned a Forbes Travel Guide 4-star rating, putting it among the more polished wellness facilities in the Tahoe basin.
Treatments center on massage and facials, with options for couples looking to book a joint session. One notable feature is the oxygen bar, added specifically to help visitors adjust to Tahoe's high elevation — a detail that separates this spa from lowland competitors and is worth asking about if altitude tends to affect you.
Access works two ways: resort and lodge guests can use the spa as part of their stay, and the property also sells day passes to visitors who aren't staying overnight, though availability for walk-ins should be confirmed directly. Given the resort's overall price tier (luxury), expect treatment costs to sit at the higher end of the market. After a treatment, guests have access to the resort's other amenities, including the pool and lake views, and can walk over to The Edge, The Bistro, or Brooks' Bar & Deck for a meal.
The spa operates within a resort geared toward both couples and families, so it's not an adults-only retreat, but the treatment side itself leans toward a quieter, couples-oriented experience. For exact hours, current treatment menu and pricing, call the spa directly rather than relying on the resort's general booking line.
Good to know
- Can non-hotel guests book a spa treatment here?
- Yes, the spa accepts day-pass visitors in addition to lodge guests, though it's worth calling ahead to confirm same-day availability.
- What should I ask about before booking?
- Confirm current treatment prices, spa hours and whether a day pass includes pool or facility access, since these details aren't listed on the general resort page.
- Is there anything specific to Tahoe's altitude?
- The spa has an oxygen bar designed to help visitors adjust to Lake Tahoe's elevation, which can be useful if you're arriving from sea level.
- Do they offer couples treatments?
- Yes, couples retreats are listed among the spa's offerings alongside individual massages and facials.
- How do I contact the spa directly?
- The resort's main line is (888) 881-8659; the spa has previously used a separate direct number, so confirm the current contact when booking.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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