Ritz-Carlton Destination Club Opens in Lake Tahoe
This week the Ritz-Carlton Destination Club announced the opening of its newest ski-in/ski-out property at Northstar, Lake Tahoe.

The Ritz-Carlton Club, Lake Tahoe is the third in a preeminent collection of mountain properties, said Peter J. Watzka, executive vice president and chief operating officer for The Ritz-Carlton Development Company, Inc. (an affiliate of The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, LLC). We are proud to introduce our membership to this striking Club, where Members and their guests will be surrounded by the beauty of the region and walk away from every visit with the most prized possession, memories of their time together.
The Clubs interior design is inspired by the Washoe Tribe of the area with aspects of their heritage accentuated by way of textiles, patterns and indigenous materials. Organic and modern elements of nature are also incorporated in the luxurious furnishings to bring the beauty of the striking Lake Tahoe setting indoors. Each Club residence also features gourmet kitchens with wine refrigerators, cozy living rooms with fireplaces, and heated, honed marble bathroom floors.

Ritz-Carlton Destination Club offers two different types of membership. The "Home Club Membership" is designed for members who wish to spend the majority of their time in one particular destination. It offers 1/12th fractional deeded interests entitling Members to stay 21 days annually. Membership pricing at The Ritz-Carlton Club, Lake Tahoe ranges from the low $100,000s to the low $400,000s per interest. "Portfolio Memberships" afford the opportunity to stay at a wide variety of Ritz-Carlton locations and accommodations around the globe, including this Lake Tahoe addition, and participating Ritz-Carlton hotels and resorts. Portfolio Members use Club points for each stay. A typical Portfolio Membership is approximately $260,000 for 10,000 points.

Destination Club and Residence Fund Guide
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