FINDING MEMORY-WORTHY TO-DOS... when a major holiday rolls around? That can be tricky due to the pressure we feel to go all out, go big, to rent a huge blinking sign that can be placed directly in front of our paramour's office or gym or home. But the pleasures of Valentine's Day extend beyond its traditional try-super-hard tropes, if you want to consider simply relaxing together, and doing that whole co-unwinding thing, as important holiday pursuits. There are a couple of unwindable happenings ahead at the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe, and one is complimentary for those who stay at the lake-close property.
"OH, DO TELL," you may be thinking, and we shall: Guests at the resort receive gratis s'mores kits, and the place to make your s'mores couldn't be more scenic: You'll be at a fire pit by the lake. If that sounds like the dessert equivalent of the big blinking "I love you" sign, you're clearly a lover of lakes, and nature, and edible-based activities, and you're sweet on s'mores, too, which is a good thing to be. If that's enough for you and your honey — laughing by Lake Tahoe as you attempt to pile chocolate and marshmallows onto graham crackers — cool. But keep in mind, if you need more unwinding, that there's an...
I HEART YOU... couples massage special at the resort. Yep, the special does include a massage for two, but also a split of bubbly and chocolate, too. And you have your choice of massage, from the Therapeutic, Sports, Stillwater, Mother Nature, or Lake Tahoe Stones. Where to go? The resort's own Stillwater Spa. Consider, too, that Valentine's and Tahoe have a way of delivering some snowy charm, too, or at least some wintry briskness, if you long for such February-wonderful weather. For details, for the new menu items at Lone Eagle Grille (mmm, blood orange & chocolate tarte), and more lake-lovely relax-a-tude, click.
