Steelhead Guesthouse in Kings Beach

Overview

Experience ultimate relaxation at Steelhead Guesthouse, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Kings Beach. With its own private entrance, this secluded 600sqft unit is the perfect hub for year-round activities, located just four blocks from downtown and only a 10-minute drive from Northstar Resort. Meticulously crafted with your comfort in mind, the guesthouse offers an adult-only hot tub for added wellness.

The space

Steelhead Guesthouse is a 600sqft unit located in the private and spacious fenced-in backyard of the owner's home. While guests can enjoy the large shared space, the guesthouse includes a fully furnished private patio, ideal for short or long stays. (NOTE: The rear patio is closed from November 1 - May 1, annually, due to cold weather, snow, and ice.)

The cozy upstairs bedroom provides guests with plush bedding, dimmable lighting, clothing and luggage storage, blackout curtains, a dedicated work area, AC, and heating.

The kitchen is a chef's dream, featuring a full-sized gas range, microwave, refrigerator, and dishwasher, fully stocked with everything a chef needs to fulfill most any culinary craving.

The well-appointed bathroom features a large walk-in rainfall shower with dual shower heads, a built-in heater, makeup towels, dual-sided vanity mirror, and hygiene products.

Guests can also enjoy in-unit laundry, smart TV with Amazon and Netflix, Amazon Alexa, sound system, and a memory foam trundle bed that converts from a deep-seated couch to two twin beds. High-speed internet is included.

Hot Tub
The enclosed outdoor hot tub is for relaxation only and reserved for adults 18 years or older who are registered guests. While the hot tub is private to guests, it has shared use with the owners who will always coordinate their usage ahead of time. Additional rules and usage details can be found under Policies and Rules.

Addt'l Amenities
Steelhead Guesthouse provides beach essentials for two (2) guests including two beach chairs and beach towels.

Traveling with little ones has never been easier, as Steelhead Guesthouse provides amenities to accommodate families, including an upstairs baby gate, a toddler bed with side walls, and a Pack 'n Play. IMPORTANT: Parents and guardians are fully responsible for children's safety and supervision at all times, as the guesthouse is not childproofed. Please do not remove these amenities from the unit, and return any moved items to their original places before checking out. While we aim to support easier family travel, child safety is always in the hands of the adults caring for them.

Electric Vehicle Charging
For guests with electric vehicles, Steelhead Guesthouse offers exclusive use of a free and private ChargePoint Home Flex 32A Level 2 charger with J1772 plug (Tesla owners are asked to bring your own J1772 to NACS adapter). Due to high electricity costs in the mountains, time-of-use rates are in effect, with the charger active only from 10PM to 7AM. Please note that the EV charger is available for one guest vehicle only, as there is only one dedicated guest parking spot.

Guest access

The main house and guesthouse share a beautiful backyard that is open year-round and features a private, enclosed hot tub. While the guesthouse has its own patio for use in warmer months, it remains closed from November 1 - May 1, annually, due to cold weather, snow, and ice.

Other things to note

While Lake Tahoe is a stunning destination nestled at 6,225 feet in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, careful preparations and precautions are asked of visitors.

During the summer months (Jun - Aug), visitors are reminded to bring appropriate cover-ups to protect themselves from the high and strong sun. It is also important to use non-toxic sunscreen to protect the lake from chemical damage. #keeptahoeblue

During the winter months (Nov - Apr), visitors are responsible for monitoring weather conditions and traffic reports prior to traveling, as the area is prone to severe winter storms. Road closures, heavy snowfall, icy roads, whiteout conditions, and high winds are very common, making reliable 4WD or AWD vehicles strongly recommended and a requirement at various checkpoints. Those traveling in 2WD vehicles, even with chains or studded tires, may be turned around by California Transportation (CalTrans) as these vehicles cannot safely navigate the steep, winding, and snowy roads. Roadside parking is also restricted from November 15 - May 15, annually, in the Lake Tahoe basin.

Lastly, if you experience altitude sickness, you are advised to rest and stay hydrated as it is usually mild and short-lived. If the symptoms are severe, consult a medical professional immediately.

Our guests' wellbeing is always a top priority, and we thank you for carefully reviewing this important information.

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Placer County STR22-4500