Hotel Olympic Valley dengan Bar

I was torn on how to rate our stay at this resort. First of all, resort is GORGEOUS and I bet is a great place to be when it is in season; however, our experience staying here the week after Memorial Day was very disappointing since none of the resort activities were available (summer or winter or even the typical daily activities you would expect a resort to have). The amenities was a large reason why we chose to stay at this resort with our two teenage boys so not having these available to us, in addition to having to pay a daily resort fee (for what?) was a huge let down. We found the resort a complete ghost town and unbelievably boring so we never wanted to be there. It's our first time to Tahoe so we did not realize this time of year is off season to the point that NOTHING would be open/ available. I do not think it is right to charge a resort fee with no available amenities. We of course knew winter activities would not be available and unfortunately, to no fault of the resort, a heavy winter of snow interfered with trails around resort being inaccessible for hiking and golf course not being open due to puddles of water. We were very disappointed however, to learn that fly fishing, tennis, archery, a lobby bar or lobby activities, or any of the other advertised amenities would not be available or open either. There is no snow on tennis courts and not sure why fly fishing or archery could not be available. The only thing available is biking, but they do not have e-bikes in their flight yet, so we chose to e-bike with a different company. Apparently, there is a stocked fishing pond, but no fishing gear to rent to even use it, so in essence, another a amenity not available. Oh, and also, all of the resort stores are closed, so no shopping available either. 2 dinner restaurants and 1 breakfast restaurant is open, not the 6 as advertised. We pass by maybe 1 or 2 guests a day, the rest of the resort is completely empty. There is no vibe and so strange to go into a hot tub between 6-8pm every night and not even see another soul at the pool or walking around or even dining at the restaurant. This may be just the time of year, but we just find it very odd. Also, only one out of three of the hot tubs have jets that work. The hot tub with a working jet has a much hotter temperature than the other two tubs. The pool has been filthy two of the evenings we were there with a scummy surface and no jets running. The resort itself is clean and very very beautiful. It’s just sad they remain open this time of year and charge resort fees when clearly, nothing is available or open to the limited guests who stay here. We were hoping to have a day or two just to relax and spend at the resort doing resort activities, so not having options available, really threw a wrench in our plans and created for a very boring experience at this resort. Our teenage boys were completely bored, and so were we. I understand resort is under new management.Some suggestions would

I am not a complainer (look at my prior reviews for proof). But..... CONS: Odor-Halls/rooms have strong, sharp ODOR of mold/mildew (previous reviewers are correct). No exaggeration. DANGEROUS, especially for anyone with respiratory issues/young children. Front desk manager-truly rudest hotel employee I, or anyone in my family, have ever encountered. Ever Encountered. Like ever. No elevator for bags-zero offer of help from front desk, as they watched us. Really no big deal, however just a weird blasé employee attitude. Housekeeping-erratic, do not clean glassware, do not refill soap and we returned to our suite door unlocked & door AJAR. I kid you not. Dated-not rustic, just in disrepair, dank & smelly. Prior reviewers are correct. Keycards-we had to have them reprogrammed daily. Their explanation: “We know, just come back again tomorrow”. PROS: Location-especially if you are a skier/snowboarder. Really good restaurant-if you want only dinner Wed-Sun. No breakfast. Pool-small, but pretty. Parking-ample and free!