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Where to stay in Incline Village for skiing

Skiing Diamond Peak? See the mountain

Places to stay in Incline Village

Places Booking.com, Expedia and Vrbo list around here. Put your dates and group in the bar at the top of the list to see what's open and what it costs.

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About Incline Village

Incline Village is the lake's upscale, quiet corner. It's an exclusive Nevada community of homes under the pines and lakefront estates, residential in feel, with no big commercial strip. Nevada has no state income tax, which draws a wealthy year-round crowd, and the village stays calm even in peak season. Stay here if you want a peaceful, polished base and don't care about a party scene.

Diamond Peak is basically in the village, about 5 minutes from most lodging. It's a small, uncrowded mountain that's good for families, with great lake views. Mt. Rose is about 20 minutes up the highway and has the highest base elevation in the Tahoe basin, so its snow is often colder and drier and lasts longer. Dining and shopping are thinner and pricier than in South Lake, and there's little nightlife, on purpose. Incline suits people who want quiet mornings, easy skiing and a grown-up feel. For more restaurants or bigger terrain, expect a short drive.

Skiing nearby

Diamond Peak is basically in the village (5 min). Mt. Rose is about 20 min up the hill and has the highest base elevation in the Tahoe region.

Where to stay in Incline Village

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More places in Incline Village

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Vacation homes in Incline Village

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