Stay at Heavenly Stagecoach Lodge in Stateline, NV. Enjoy top-rated ski resort lodging with 4.5 stars from 465 reviews. Ideal location for winter sports enthusiasts.
Guests appreciate the expansive and scenic ski terrain with varied difficulty levels, but note some operational and convenience drawbacks.
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Heavenly Stagecoach Lodge is a 4.5-star lodge and ski resort located at 375 Quaking Aspen Ln in Stateline, Nevada. The property serves as a convenient base for winter sports enthusiasts eager to explore the slopes of the nearby Heavenly Ski Resort. It offers easy access to the Lower Stagecoach Express Chairlift, which is highly rated for its proximity and the quality of skiing available, with a strong majority of reviews highlighting varied runs suitable for intermediate to advanced skiers.
The lodge features an on-site food court and bar, providing basic dining options for guests, though feedback suggests the food court experience may not meet the expectations that accompany a high-end ski resort. Visitors should plan accordingly if dining preferences lean towards more diverse or upscale offerings.
Guests favour Heavenly Stagecoach Lodge for its scenic location and direct access to a large ski area known for its challenging runs and breathtaking views. While many reviews praise the ski conditions and resort atmosphere, some note areas for improvement, including better trail signage, parking limitations on the Nevada side, and occasional facility upkeep issues such as restroom maintenance.
This property is well-suited for avid skiers and snowboarders looking for a lodge with immediate access to diverse terrain, especially those comfortable with intermediate and advanced slopes. It draws visitors who prioritize outdoor activity over extensive on-site amenities, making it a practical choice within the Stateline, NV ski region.
Reviews from travelers who stayed here in the last 12 months, grouped to help you spot the pattern quickly.
My family loves Heavenly. We get Epic passes every year and come pretty much every other weekend. There are zillions of runs for every level, from "I can do most of the blues without total panic" to black and double black for my wife and stepson. The people are really nice, too. My only complaint is that I wish the trails were marked a bit better, and that they made the steps up from the parking lots better for those of us who don't just run up slippery slopes in ski boots. Those two things would make it 5 stars.
5-star Vail managed ski resort that is among the best I’ve ever visited. Terrific skiing, lifts, and ski school. Gondola directly from South Lake Tahoe, which is full of restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. It’s expensive but you get a great experience skiing there.
One of the best resorts IMO, amazing views. Better skiers should start on Nevada side - Satage Coach lodge. Much less crowded but only blues and black runs.
I really love the drive up there and the place is absolutely beautiful
This is the second largest ski area in CA behind Squaw Valley. (Does that include the Nevada side though?) The coverage this weekend was excellent! The crowds were pretty heavy, 15 minute wait on Dipper Express. The biggest down side of starting on the Nevada is the lack of parking. Some nice, long runs though!
While the views are breathtaking, it's location makes it more susceptible to wind holds that can shut down large portions of the mountain. On one day during my last trip I was stuck to a single lift. They could also do a better job grooming especially when there's been significant melt/refreeze.
For the price of their lift tickets they keep a pretty disheveled operation. Arriving at resort opening on a weekday to find the bathrooms devoid of toilet paper and dirty is unacceptable for a high end ski resort. The mountain itself was fantastic and I had a great time.
Heavenly is a large resort but it is not suited for a beginner. This mountain is an advanced mountain as it has steep hills and flat (or uphill) trails that connect you to different parts of the mountain. The views are stunning! Just be prepared for what you are getting into ;)
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