I would leave a 0 star review however that was not an option. Diane was not helpful at all when we…read morestayed there March 28-April 1, 2026. The unit we rented (#39) did not have hot water and we were told that is normal and we should shower at the HOA pool/jacuzzi showers. It was also very dated and even the couch had torn cushions. The bathtub drain failed to drain water, the BBQ did not work even though we confirmed ahead of time that it was functional, screws were improperly screwed into the kitchen shelf leaving a short point exposed but not visible so I sliced my hand reaching for a glass. We ended up leaving a day early because the hot water issue was not resolved. DO NOT STAY HERE.

I have used 101Great Escapes almost 10 times over the years and I keep coming back. Why? Because…read moretheir property selection is very good and their customer support is fantastic. Whether its help with a property issue or you left something behind, they are incredibly responsive and helpful. They strive to make your stay very comfortable and enjoyable. Diane, Bob, and Madison really go above and beyond and I highly recommend you try booking your next Mammoth stay with them.

From start to finish the service and Care was remarkable…read more We found our ride situation not well planned on my part. Not knowing the best way to travel throughout the province. We on vacay we scrambled to find a nice and affordable way to travel from South shore of N.S to the Digby Ferry. I had timing off and Simon was on top of it and very kind with his delivery. We added extra time to our travel which we desperately needed as we came in on the wire to make the ferry. Car was clean, well maintained and Simon with out the use of a map on Google. New exactly where he needed to go. Also a great conversationalist and out did himself well entertaining our kids and being As well as budding entrepreneur, building up a sustainable business, and working to keep other small business intack in the area. We would highly recommend salt & Wind Thank you Simonb

I referred a client to Salt & Wind Travel for a honeymoon, and the couple had the time of their…read morelives. They went from their glamorous wedding to a food adventure honeymoon. I'll be booking with them for my anniversary!

Plane landed in Bishop 90 mins ago and we waited for another plane to deplane and grab luggage so…read moreit will take us 3 hours to get to our Mammoth Village accommodations, not the hour that was advertised. Do yourself a favor and rent a car so you don't have to deal with MAWS.

If you are going to or from the Mammoth Airport, they are very bad at communicating with Advanced…read moreAir at Mammoth Airport. If your flight is delayed or arrives late you will be left without a pick-up as I was . There was no communication after that to resolve the issue . On my return to Los Angeles my flight was delayed, and the dispatch was unable to handle a change of pick up time. It's really only a 4 mile drive to the airport. Don't need to be there two hours early. I'm very disappointed in their service.

Did you know that Mammoth Premiere Reservations charges a $30 RESERVATION FEE. This is the first…read moretime I've heard of a reservation fee. We got the condo called WOODLANDS 11. There were a few basics missing that soured the experience: *The place is listed for 9 people, well, there are only 8 bed spots. Somebody had to take the couch. *There were only 9 towels. What do they expect us to use for the Jacuzzi? Not cool. *Posted on the refrigerator, it says fresh towels will be delivered every other day. We slept there 3 nights. When I called to get towels, the reply was "We only provide towels on the 4th day". How is 4 days "every other day"? *Cheap on the paper towels. There was a pitiful few sheets left on the current roll and there was no back-up roll either. *No washer & dryer unit. *Spinning spice rack with 20 lil bottles, almost all empty. Empty spice rack bottles are a bad tease. *No oil, no plastic wrap, no aluminum foil. Dude, all other cabins seem to have these basics.

With the recent snow fall here in So Cal a few friends and I decided to head north to Mammoth to…read moreget some snowboarding in. After a quick internet search I found Mammoth Premiere Reservations. They had a few different types of places available ranging from on the mountain to in the Village. We settled on a location listed as "within walking" distance to the lifts. I called MPR to ask what exactly is "walking distance"? I've stayed at other places listed as "walking distance" only to find out you need two dog sleds and a Sherpa to get anywhere. And, lets face it after a day on the mountain even the shortest of walks can fell like the Iditarod. The lady on the phone said the walk was about 3/4 of a city block. It seemed ok to us and we decided on a loft with a sleeper sofa that sleeps 4 (We only had 3). Check in: We arrived on Friday evening (around 6pm) to pick up the keys at the office. The office was easy to find just a few turns once you get into town and the staff was very nice even this late in the day. They also may have been high from the paint fumes since the office is also connected to a paint store. They provided a map to get to our condo (Mammoth Ski and Racquet 101) and it was easy to find. We also had covered garage parking which came in handy with the blizzard that came Saturday night. The condo was clean and more modern then many ski resort locations I've stayed at in the past (actually had an LCD TV). The unit had an upstairs loft (with bed and TV), sleeper sofa, dining room table, full kitchen and two full bathrooms. Location was close enough to walk to the lift but what they failed to mention were the hills you needed to walk up and down to get there. Throw in the snow and icy conditions and its just that much harder. I'd still stay there just maybe add a few more days of cardio before I go. Check out: We were set to stay until Sunday night after a full day of boarding but apparently Mother Nature had other plans. A snow storm hit Saturday night causing the lifts to be closed most of the day and when they did open they only opened the smaller runs which weren't worth the walk up or down the hills. We then decided to try and head back When you leave a condo rental, on the fridge when you leave are lists of things you're suppose to do when you check out. Now I don't mind picking up after myself but I figure when I pay close to $600 for 3 nights of lodging that someone else would take out the trash. Maybe next time I can take some paint from the office/paint store and do some touch ups? I probably would have given 5 stars if not for the walk up and down the hill and since this is my first review I don't want to come off as too easy. That's when people will start to talk.

A great hotel with plenty of amenities and relatively close to shopping and hiking!…read more Initially we had booked a standard king room, but upon arrival, we got upgraded to a two bedroom king room! That was really cool, we've never had such a nice upgrade before. The rooms come with all the standard amenities. In the summer, it's important to note there is no AC but the rooms have box fans in them you can put in the windows if it gets warm. The night time cools down pretty quickly so it's not terrible until the afternoon lol. But we spent most of our time outside of the room anyway. The pool is large and there are two hot tubs! Also a fitness room, which we didn't get around to using but it looked nice. Also, on the first floor, there's a store for any of the basics like sunscreen, snacks, T-shirts, and other gifts which is convenient. We had a great time staying here, and I think we would definitely stay here again next time we're in the area.

The staff was very nice. The location is excellent. The one bedroom room was good…read more Unfortunately, I came in July and there is no air-conditioning. Only one window that opens with a screen in the bedroom. The living room door opens, but there is no screen so anything can fly in to your place. The place never really cools down. And it becomes a sauna during the day. Either they install AC units or they shouldn't be open in the summer.

Great introduction and instruction on how to operate a snowmobile safely in a group...They did let…read moreus separate from the group and ride with Tony the third guide... Tony let us open up in the playground area and the kids loved it! It was their favorite part of their trip in Mammoth this year! Thanks Tony! SHAKAS to the whole Mammoth Snowmobile Adventures team!

It was our first time ever and wow this experience was a 10 out of 10!…read more Our guide was Rick and he took care of us out there. Everything was explained so well to where we felt comfortable after getting out there. We are definitely doing this again every time we come.

Wonderful stay in Mammoth with City Concierge! Loved the advanced clear communication. Everything…read morewas so neat and organized. I especially loved the list of activities to do in the area that was provided. We also loved the themed rooms, especially the cowboy room!

We stayed in one of the homes City Concierge manages. It was a very easy process and Jefferson was…read moreextremely communicative. He helped with any and all questions and made sure we felt taken care of. I highly recommend this company from the experience we had in Mammoth Lakes.

We used Lifelong Adventure Travel Boutique's hotel only service. I let Rori know the inn I wanted…read moreto stay at and she took care of the rest. We even got a discount by booking with her! Rori is super friendly and easy to work with. Very knowledgeable with various destinations. Looking forward to booking more vacations with her!

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The train ride was slow and very informative. Shawn was excellent and giving us the history of the…read morerailroad and the lumber industry in this area!

Do the moonlight dinner train! We chose the cuppola (second story of the caboose). If I did it…read moreagain I would just choose the caboose. Padded, forward facing seating and a private guide make it worth it. The price point is worth it when you consider dinner & dessert , beverages (including beer/wine), plus the train experience and campfire singers at the stop. We had an amazing 4 hours (5:30-9:30pm). Pre-dinner we strolled the grounds, gift shops & museums and watched some folks pan for gold. Dinner at 6:30 and then you're off by 7:15pm. The train ride and history lesson aboard the train plus a lively sing along at the campfire stop take you through to 9:30 return to the depot. Highly recommend!

I did not stay here but I hung out in their lounge area two days in a row as I needed a break…read morebetween XC skiing. I came in here around 11am, however, their restaurant doesn't open until noon. There is a really nice lounge area where there are two fireplaces, jazz playing and a really cozy space to just relax. I just came here both days resting between XC sessions, ate some lunch I brought, had some water and just chilled out. Id definitely love to return and have a cocktail here and hang out here with a special someone, flirting the night away, plotting some clandestine tryst (maybe a beautiful hike into the mountains behind - looking at stars, listening for wild animals) and deeply enjoying life, big grins, and making each day count. Id also consider staying here on my next return, the surrounding area is just gorgeous!

Delicious upscale lunch on Lake Mary. The lodge is is historic. I sat inside because it was windy,…read morebut lots of beautiful outdoor seating. Joseph was a very attentive waiter. I enjoyed a bees, knees cocktail and my chicken mushroom crêpe was fabulous. Only open for lunch on the weekends.