Heavenly Valley Townhouses is a 3-star apart-hotel tucked in South Lake Tahoe, California, United States. Located about 2,5 mil from the city center, the address is 1455 Keller Road. With 39 reviews and a price starting from $807, this alpine retreat invites travelers to plan a cozy Tahoe getaway.

Amenities lean into the mountain escape: skiing and snorkeling (extra charges) alongside an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking and free wifi, a fitness center, and a sauna. A sun deck, terrace, private entrance, and on-site parking (free) frame views of the surrounding scenery, while a kitchen, kitchenware, and non-smoking rooms support easy stays. Additional comforts include a patio, garden and landmark views, a balcony, and options for picnics in the garden.

Extras cater to versatility, with a golf course and racquetball (extra charges), horseback riding, and other outdoor pursuits listed as available. The vibe blends garden and mountain scenery with private entrances and soundproofed rooms for quiet nights, making it easy to tailor mornings and evenings to the Tahoe rhythm.

For bigger groups or families, several townhouse layouts provide flexible living space. The Townhouse, 3 Bedroom spans about 1701 square feet and is non-smoking, with a sleeping setup of 1 king, 2 twin, and 2 queen beds. The Townhouse, 2 Bedroom covers about 1496 square feet and also non-smoking, featuring 1 king and 2 queen beds. A Two-Bedroom Townhouse option offers about 1496 square feet of space, sleeping up to 6 adults and 1 child with a king and two queen beds. Each option includes a kitchen and kitchenware for easy stays.

Outdoor adventures are part of the appeal, with a seasonal outdoor pool available for warm-weather dips. Free on-site parking and free wifi make every arrival stress-free, and the property lists extra activities such as a nearby golf course and racquetball (extra charges), plus horseback riding and other outdoor pursuits to fuel Tahoe days. Lounge spaces like a sun deck, terrace, garden, and balcony frame views of the surrounding mountains, while options for picnics in the garden add a laid-back touch.

Smaller touches help mornings and evenings feel tailored to the Tahoe rhythm, including private entrances and a setting that blends garden scenery with mountain views. A variety of outdoor-friendly spaces—patio, garden, and landmark views—invite quiet moments between adventures. With kitchen-equipped layouts and flexible bedding, this setup is well-suited for travelers seeking a cozy, self-catering base near South Lake Tahoe.