Clean, a little mold in shower. Major problem- the beds are 30 inches off the floor. no stool or…read moresteps provided. At 5 ft 4 in tall I had a real problem getting into the bed. I would not stay here again for this reason

Booked a room with two queen size beds for my family. Location is great, there's a park right…read moreacross the street for the kids and you can walk to the nearby village. The room was modern and clean. The beds were comfy and I appreciated all the pillows! Lots of storage space in the room and I loved how hot the shower got. I would come back again!

I appreciate the location of this little spot. It's central to everything, booking was easy peasy…read more Very large room, homey cabin decor, the bed was really comfortable. They handle things old school here, it's a nice little throwback. Room has TV with a decent amount of channels, nice size fridge with freezer, huge bathroom. It was a very quiet time.

Cedar Lodge is in the heart of Wrightwood and truly is a gem! Went up for day trip and decided to…read morestay and their hospitality was greatly appreciated. Loved that room had a coffee pot instead of the individual cups as most places have now. Would definitely go back!

Truly a home away from home experience!!!…read more I needed to get away from LA for a few days to clear my head, and Mt. High Beds provided the perfect place for me to unwind. I was amazed by how beautiful and tranquil Wrightwood is, and by how much this house felt like "home" while I was there. The owners know the area really well, and are a wealth of information. They are also very interesting and fun to hang out with, especially if you're going up there by yourself, like I did. All in all, my stay at Mt. High was a wonderful experience and I will certainly be back! Oh, I should also mention that my bed was VERY comfortable, the house feels warm and cozy like a cabin in the woods should, and it is very quiet up there. Also, there is a deck with a bench swing where I could sit, have tea, and meditate. Honestly, I don't know what more anyone can ask for.

So I typically come to Wrightwood in the winter to hit the slopes. I love how close it is to LA…read moreand now with the crazy prices of gas, that became more of an issue then anything else. I njoy my snow-board and not in the mood to drive up to Big Bear (and spend twice the money on gas, food etc) - so Wrightwood is my all time fav spot when it snows. Oh I also figured out over the years that when it rains in LA it snows in Wrightwood. It's not "scientifically accurate" but that's just what I noticed. Anyways, I just got myself a cool fast two seater so now I have an excuse to get out of LA traffic any chance I get... so I ended up in Wrightwood since Hwy 2 is right there (awesome drive, curves etc). So I decided to spend the night and drive some more the next day... well, since I stayed here before in the winter, and had a great experience, I figured I'll give them a shot and see if they accept guests in the summer time... well, i was welcomes (once again) in open arms with a friendly smile. Same warm home even without the snow outside - KOOL. I had a great local pizza for dinner and a great night of sleep, allowing me to hit the road in the AM and cruise. Now that I have the roadster for summer time, I know I'll be back for more visits both summer and winter. I also know where I can stay all year long! Very clean, organized and friendly home. Great value - can't beat that (not even close). Oh, on a side note, I arrived to Wrightwood on Friday PM (after work) and found that there is a really cool Farmers Market in town. Worth checking out as well. Oh, another side note, I noticed Highway Patrol hiding on Hwy 2 in the section between the 138 and Wrightwood, so keep it slow in that section ;-)

We had a great stay at The Kingsley Hotel. Checking in is a smooth process. The overall vibe is…read moremodern, clean, and very comfortable from the moment you walk in. We stayed in a King Studio, which was the perfect size for two people--cozy but not cramped. The bed was super comfortable, and the pillows were just right, which made for a really good night's sleep. One of the best parts is the location. It's within walking distance to the downtown area, which made it easy to explore without having to drive everywhere. Parking is a bit tight but it was doable to get in and out. Parking in the front is probably the best option if you have a larger vehicle. Overall, a really solid stay and II'd definitely consider coming back.

It was a beautiful room with everything we needed. The check in process was easy, just make sure…read moreyou check your texts. The area is nice and there is a nice gas station across the street for snacks. I definitely plan on staying here for the next time!

Arrowhead Pine Rose Cabins is a family owned establishment and has been for decades. Each of the…read morecabins here are stand-alone cabins on 6 acres of forest. They also have a really nice event / wedding venue on the property. We stayed in the Little House on the Pond cabin which shared a small man-made pond with 3 other cabins. (Side note: Arrowhead Pine Rose Cabins isn't in Lake Arrowhead proper but about a 20 minute drive east on the 189 in the small township of Twin Peaks - which is a nice mountain town but it's a bit of a drive away from Lake Arrowhead) These cabins are really cute. They are rustic yet comfortable - the sofa & chairs are comfy but I wish the sofa was deeper. There are 2 full size beds in the 2 upstairs bedrooms and the beds are super comfy! The one we slept in had a down mattress pad which really upped the comfort. There was also a nice comforter. On the downside, I am tall and I barely fit lengthwise. My feet were on the bottom rail and my head was up against the headboard. Ample parking: our cabin had its own small driveway to park in. The party lights on the deck were really nice for sitting outside on the Adirondack chairs at night. It was also really nice to build a fire in the fireplace on a crisp night. We had a lantern with a dead battery and the maintenance guy came very fast to replace it. There are lots of dishes and cookware to make snacks & meals and they have lots of things you can check out from the office like smore sticks, french presses, orange juicer, veggie steamer, charcoal BBQ, chop sticks and much, much more. On the downside: One of the big reasons we got this cabin was to have a fireplace...and they charge you $10 for a bundle of wood, which is annoying considering how much we paid to stay here (including an $80 resort fee - that doesn't include a bundle of firewood!!?) Tip: We picked up a fire bundle at Grocery Outlet for $6 that was significantly bigger than the one they had sitting by our fireplace for sale. The other big reason we got this particular cabin (Little House on the Pond) was for the big claw tub and it was very disappointing! First of all, you want a claw tub so you can relax & soak in a deep tub, and this tub is not deep enough to stay submerged. When I filled it up and got in, the water drained out the overflow drain until the water that remained in the tub left me half out of the water. You really want to soak in these things and you better do it quick here! (Note: We mentioned this when we checked out and he said they would look into getting a water level extender to put over the drain or something) Also, their hot water heater isn't big enough to last till this tub is full enough to get in. It ran cold after a while and I had to stop filling and let the hot water build back up and do that a few times to have a reasonably warm full bath. The stairs in this cabin are a neck breaker (very steep), almost like a ladder. The bedrooms are upstairs and the bathroom is downstairs. This could potentially be dangerous going to the bathroom in the middle of the night (or for anyone who has a challenge walking). They should at least put in some nightlights on the stairs so you can see them when it is dark. On the admin side, you have to wash all your dishes and take out your own garbage or be charged a $60 fee. I have never (even at lower priced hotels) been told to wash my own dishes and take out my garbage. I kinda get it if you have a big family with 8 or 10 people - I'm sure they've had lots of people leave it a total mess, but for 2 of us it was a bit annoying to pay what we did and have to clean up everything. I mean part of being on vacation is to have people wait on you and not have to worry about these things - especially for what I paid to stay here. Another thing, when we checked in we asked for pool towels and she got us a few but told us in the future we needed to bring our own pool towels...Then what are we paying such a high resort fee for!!? After all is said and done I am giving Arrowhead Pine Rose Cabins 4 stars. Again, this place is cute, nice and very comfortable but with all the dings mentioned above, I can't give it 5 stars.

I'm an Airbnb connoisseur and know my way well around vacation rentals. Having stayed in many…read morehomes, staying here was literally and figuratively a breath of fresh air. PRC is a cluster of themed cabins on beautiful grounds. There's a man-made creek that runs through the property that I'm guessing runs even during the summer months. The tranquil sound of water fills the area, as does the sweet sound of frogs at night. The grounds are beautiful and make for a lovely evening walk or morning cup of coffee by the koi pond. I will definitely be back to sample the different cabins. Oh, absolutely top notch customer service too from the second we stepped into the main lobby to check in.

Pros: Location-- walking distance to lots of bars and…read morerestaurants Convenient parking Some nice amenities like nice soap and a stocked mini fridge. Comfortable beds Coffee in the room Cons: There was no closet in our room because they used it for the mini bar. We felt the place was way overpriced for what we got. $500 a night for basically a motel room during Christmas break. It was definitely not a $500 experience. Really thin walls. You hear everything in the room next door. Not great heating-- thermostat next to the heater meant that it never got very warm.

Wake up and smell Mt Baldy!!!…read more Location of the cabin - Qtr of a mile to start of the hike! about 2 miles from the ski lift. You can actually hear (faintly) people parking their cars on the street right next to Manker Flat (area where the campers camp). To actually get to the cabin, you'll prob do best with an all-wheel drive that has some ground clearance. The "drive way" is a much like a trail path w a very good incline and lots of roots, rocks and a dip or two along the way. Once at the cabin, there is a flat area for parking, about 3 cars fit. Cabin - Absolutely stunning! A old-time cabin that was been updated with a modern flare inside. Full bathroom with a barefoot claw tub (great for soaking)! The towel rack is a heated on so your towel will be dry in no time. The unit has a full kitchen, dishwasher, gas grill and a multi unit washer/ dryer combo inside. The living room has a full size leather sofa, round ottoman and chase, very inviting! There's a queen size bed in the unit with windows that will over look your car. Total privacy - you wont see any neighbors and they wont see you. CAUTION - What you will hear is bears or raccoons scratching on the unit in the am! (that's what I heard at 330am) The big kicker is the outside porch with views right into the mountains - BREATH TAKING! I had a very positive interactions with Patrick and Loretta! They were awesome communicators and very informative of the location and what to bring and what not to bring. Def - Do business with these folks! They will not steer you in the wrong direction.

I'm writing this review specifically about Huttopia's pricing practices. I booked a stay several…read moremonths in advance, expecting that planning ahead would be beneficial. Later, I noticed they were offering a 20% promotion for the same type of booking. I reached out to ask if they could apply the discount to my reservation, but they refused and were unwilling to make any adjustment. That response was disappointing and left me feeling taken advantage of as a customer who booked early. In my experience, many companies in the U.S. try to work with customers in situations like this, whether through a partial refund, credit, or some form of accommodation. Huttopia's rigid stance didn't reflect that level of customer care. Because of this, I would encourage others to be cautious about booking too far in advance, as pricing may change and adjustments may not be honored.

In a nutshell: ParadiseSprings by Huttopia delivers exactly what you hope for in a high‑end…read moreglamping getaway: a historic 135‑acre canyon setting, superbly outfitted canvas‑and‑wood cabins, an Olympic‑size spring‑fed pool, a lively café‑and‑games hub, and thoughtful staff‑led activities that keep both kids and adults smiling. The only real trade‑offs are a bit of uphill walking if you book the RedRock loop and the absence of personal campfires--minor inconveniences outweighed by the site's cleanliness, calm and charm. Setting & First Impressions Huttopia ParadiseSprings sits at 18101ParadiseDr., Valyermo, in the heart of the Angeles NationalForest, roughly a 90‑minute drive from LosAngeles . The 135‑acre property opened in the 1920s as a retreat for Hollywood stars and still feels like an oasis amid pines and dramatic red‑rock outcrops . Marketed as a French‑style glamping resort, it offers a mix of canvas cabins and tented lodges scattered between the shaded CoulterPine loop and the higher, more arid RedRock loop . Lodging Experience Our family booked a RedRock cabin with a private bathroom, electricity, hot shower, outdoor kitchenette and full cookware, features that match what the property lists on Expedia and travel guides . The walk from the parking area took about ten minutes, but complimentary wagons made hauling luggage--and tired toddlers--easy. Beds, linens and cookware were spotless on arrival, and the deck lighting let us linger outside after the kids went to bed. Amenities & Activities The Pool The star attraction is the unheated, spring‑fed Olympic‑size pool--roughly 3ftto12ft deep and about 100ft long--so both lap swimmers and little waders are happy . Food and drinks are prohibited poolside, a policy that keeps the water crystal‑clear. Food & Drink Steps from the water, CaféParadis serves wood‑fired pizzas, morning croissants and crêpes, letting you travel lighter on groceries . Shaded tables overlook a playground, so parents can sip a latte while children race down the slide. Games, Playground & Kids' Club Daily activities list a playground in both loops plus ping‑pong, pétanque, cornhole, foosball and board‑game lending, all free to use . Our kids never tired of the swings and rope‑ball area beside the café. Evening S'mores & Campfire Policy Because of California fire restrictions, personal campfires are not allowed; instead, staff light a communal fire pit for nightly s'mores, and supplies can run out on busy weekends . Bring a backup marshmallow stash if you're arriving late. Guided "Hike with Mike" The mile‑long guided walk through the canyon was a highlight--Mike's enthusiasm for the site's history and ecology kept adults engaged and kids moving. (Personal observation) Connectivity & Seasonality Wi‑Fi reaches only the lodge area, and cell service is patchy--perfect for forced digital detox . Note that the whole camp typically closes in October and reopens in spring, so shoulder‑season planners should check dates . Pro Tips for Future Guests * Book CoulterPine if you want to be steps from the pool, café and creek--the RedRock loop requires a half‑mile downhill (and uphill back) walk. * Pack ice and pool noodles. The cabins come with a cooler but ice supplies are limited, and pool toys aren't provided. * High‑clearance car = smoother ride. The RedRock access road is rutted in spots. * Arrive early for s'mores or bring your own fixings. * Use the complimentary wagons to shuttle gear and sleepy kids. Bottom Line Whether you're a camping‑averse family dipping a toe into the outdoors or seasoned adventurers craving hot showers at day's end, Huttopia ParadiseSprings nails the balance of nature and comfort. Book early, aim for the CoulterPine loop if mobility matters, and don't miss the pool at golden hour--it's glamping bliss.

Update**** checked out of this hotel where I noticied they…read morecharged me a $200 pet fee. I did not have a pet as I worked 14 days straight out there. Completely ridiculous. No reasoning with them either, they just said oh well management is charging you. AVOID THIS HOTEL**** Work brought me to Lancaster and got to stay at this hotel for 14 nights and I must say that location is the best part of this hotel. The second best thing is how modern and new this hotel is. It was defenitly better than what I expected. Plus, there's a Starbucks right next door which is a major plus. Reasonable price for all the amenities you recieve. Rooms are super nice and spacious. Loved the full kitchen and how everything was designed/set up. Bathroom was super spacious. The bed was super comfortable. Only negative thing is they charge $10 a night for parking yet my employee's Honda got broken into and they tried stealing it with "security" patrolling the lot. Thankfully the thief couldn't start the car. No cameras apperently in parking lot either. That's really the only negative of this place.

Check-in was smooth. The lady at the desk was super nice me helpful. She was able to accommodate…read moreour needs. I didn't catch her name. When we arrived in the room, it was a little warm, being that it was such a hot day. I wish we would have walked into a cooler room, but we quickly changed that. I noticed two minor dents in the wall and on the bathroom door corner. I immediately took pictures. Overall, the room was super clean. The mini kitchen was adorable. I have one little issue and that is the bed. The mattress where I laid was really sunken in and to me was not comfortable. It was a nice location and we felt safe. Would definitely recommend staying here.

Don't Be fooled with the glamorous shots they have posted on yelp. We've been wanting to stay here…read moreand finally booked. It smells dirty as soon as you walk in The carpet looks filthy. The shower floor grossed me out with the yellow stains. There is no hot water when you shower so good luck in the winter especially if you have toddlers, mine were shivering. There isn't anyone at the front desk so you have to text a number if you need anything. Most likely you will be ignored. We stayed in cabin 11 and the heater is loud when it kicks on and you hear banging noises coming from it all night. First and last time we stay here. This place needs better maintenance.

Terrible customer service!! We couldn't check-in for hours since nobody was available!! This was…read moreduring regular office hours on 12/27/24!! No staff present other than maintenance, not helpful. I had to ring the Office "Ring" doorbell multiple times, I made multiple calls, and sent direct messages but never got a response.Eventually, I had to get Booking involved. Booking couldn't get a response from them either, so Booking recommended that we find another accommodation. This was a very stressful experience. We were in the mountains: not much around. We decided to have dinner while searching for another stay. While having dinner, an unknown number texted me in an unprofessional manner asking that I return to office. I called that number and a man answered. He stated that there was a mistake (no apology) and that the Grand Pine Cabins could accommodate us after-all. I was so frustrated, irritated and confused. He forward a link to self check- in. At that point, it was already dark out and we were exhausted. We decided to proceed with the self check-in through that link he sent... 3 HOURS AND 30 MINUTES LATER WE WERE OFFICIALLY CHECKED IN TO THIS CABIN (3:30pm-7:00pm) !!!! The next morning, when it was time to checkout, I walked over to the office expecting to finally speak with someone IN PERSON regarding our experience. There was still NOBODY PRESENT!!!!!! We had to self checkout via text. After everything, Grand Pines never apologized!! They didn't offer us a discounted stay, or comp us anything. They just took our money and ghosted. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING! This was NOT worth the Total Price of: $255.06 for a very stressful 1 night stay in a standard King room that had dirty bed sheets and a door that couldn't lock from the outside.

Came to visit wrightwood to explore and ended up getting too lit. Called 3 different places and…read morethis place was the only one who accepted us at the time. The manager was very helpful and hospitable, he waited for us to get there so he can let us in because he was about to close but made the exception for us. Honestly I loved his hospitality so much I felt very inclined to leave a good review. Very nice man! Got us a room for the night to sleep off the drunkness. Woke up feeling rested and ready to go!!

I knew by the online pics that these cabins are very basic and inexpensive. And that's fine for the…read moreone night I needed to stay and for a low $120 price. I was just disappointed in the lack of maintenance and upkeep. There were quite a few items that were not working or in dismal condition. The cabins have great potential, they just need some maintenance. Here's my cons list: One of the electrical outlets will short out that circuit if you plug something in. Another one was just hanging out of the wall. One of the two lamps was broken. Porch light was out. Bathroom fan was out. Possible mildew/mold? See pic. Window shades were pretty dirty and didn't work properly. Wi-Fi wasn't very reliable. Pros: Very comfortable bed. Nice area right off the highway. I liked the porch. The owner/manager was very nice. The property had a nice vibe and a lot of potential. It just needs some TLC.