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The Landing Tahoe Resort & Spa

Lake Tahoe, California

Hotel-only spa at a lakefront resort in South Lake Tahoe, with an outdoor heated pool, Jacuzzi and treatment rooms aimed at couples.

Modern resort building with stone entry, dark wood siding, and landscaping
  • Bright hotel room with two beds, stone fireplace, and lake views through glass doors
  • The Landing Tahoe Resort & Spa photo 3
Photo: The Landing Tahoe Resort & Spa via Google

At a glance

Good for
Couples
Price
Upscale

The Landing Resort & Spa sits directly on the south shore of Lake Tahoe, and its spa is built around that setting rather than around it as a decoration. The outdoor heated pool and Jacuzzi stay open year-round, so lake views come with the soak whether it's summer sun or snow on the peaks across the water.

Treatments lean toward beauty and wellness basics — massage, facials, body work — paired with a relaxation lounge for lingering between appointments. The property also has a rooftop deck and lakeside restaurant (Jimmy's), so a spa visit can easily turn into a longer stretch of sitting with a drink and watching the water.

Access is tied to the hotel: this is a resort spa for guests staying at The Landing, not a stand-alone day-spa operation open to walk-ins off the street. That fits the overall feel of the place, which is pitched at couples and anyone looking for a quieter, slower pace a short walk or free shuttle ride from Heavenly Village and the casinos on Lakeshore Blvd.

The resort itself is small — 82 rooms and suites, recently renovated — which keeps the spa and pool area from feeling crowded. Rates fall in the upscale range, consistent with a boutique lakefront property rather than a budget motel with a spa attached. Anyone wanting specifics on treatment menus, pricing, or booking windows should check directly with the resort, since that detail isn't published on the general overview.

Good to know

Can I book the spa without staying at the hotel?
No — access is for hotel guests only, so a room booking at The Landing is required to use the spa.
Is the pool heated and open in winter?
Yes, the outdoor pool and Jacuzzi are heated and open year-round, with lake views in both summer and winter.
What kind of treatments does the spa offer?
The resort describes spa therapies and beauty treatments, plus a relaxation lounge, but a detailed treatment menu and pricing aren't listed — confirm directly with the spa.
What's nearby if I want to combine a spa day with other activities?
The resort is steps from the lakefront and a short walk or free shuttle ride from Heavenly Village, with watersports, boat rentals, and Heavenly Mountain Ski Resort also close by.
Is this a good spot for a couples trip?
Yes, the spa and resort are positioned toward couples, with a quieter, lakeside setting away from the main casino strip.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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