Tahoe Biltmore
Currently Closed : Former Tahoe Biltmore on track to become a Waldorf Astoria
In 2021, EKN Development completed the acquisition of the property for $56.8 million before subsequent closure of the iconic Biltmore in April of the same year. EKN’s ambitious vision entails a comprehensive renovation and expansion project for the property, with industry insiders hinting at the transformation of the site into a luxurious Waldorf Astoria establishment renowned for its unparalleled hospitality and world-class amenities.
The Tahoe Biltmore Casino and Hotel in North Lake Tahoe, Nevada boasts a fascinating history dating back to its establishment in 1946. From its initial financial success to changing ownership multiple times, the Biltmore has undergone significant transformations. Formerly known as the Nevada Lodge and Cal-Neva Biltmore, the property settled on the name Tahoe Biltmore in 1984. Over the years, this iconic establishment has been frequented by celebrities, hosting lavish New Year’s and Fourth of July celebrations. Noteworthy for more than just its glitz and glamour, the Biltmore holds a mysterious allure with its connections to the mob and the Rat Pack creating secret tunnels for them to move through. Among its memorable moments, the casino proudly claims the record for the largest jackpot ever awarded in Lake Tahoe.
Map / Directions
5 State Highway 28
Crystal Bay, NV 89402