Great couple night stay. Owners were so friendly and welcoming full of great information about…read morethings to do and also the history of Mammoth. Breakfast was excellent. Everything was very clean and comfortable. Nicely decorated. Will definitely be staying again.

Our family has stayed twice so far at the White Horse Inn - once in December 2015 and again just…read morerecently in December 2018. The very amicable and kind qualities of and dedication to service by Jon and Doug are definitely what drew us back to stay there again. Their breakfast of fruit compote, yogurt, orange juice, coffee/tea, sausages, eggs & pancakes/waffles is delicious, prepared with loving care, and provided with great attention to presentation and ambiance...as if at a Ritz-Carlton! One cannot but be impressed with the manner in which the dining table is set and the guests are served. We love it! Daily attention to the cleanliness of our rooms, bathrooms and living areas went above and beyond our expectations. Our hosts deep knowledge of the Mammoth Lakes area, their quality of being well-read, and ability to connect with their guests on any number of topics made for great, meaningful conversation with all the members of our family. We very much look forward to our next opportunity to stay with them again, and highly recommend a stay with them!

Great service and clean comfortable rooms in a great area that also includes breakfast, what else…read morecan you ask for? I KNOW.... its also dog friendly AND reasonably priced! I will definitely stay here the next time I visit Mammoth. Receptionist was friendly and parking was also easy.

We stopped here in Mammoth Ca for the night! The last time we came was in 2019!…read moreThe bed was very soft! The shower was great! The breakfast was also good!

The room was clean, service was great & bar was fun. Perfect location to walk across and catch the…read moregondola.

Cozy and convenient. After camping a few days, we landed here to rest and shower. Surprisingly, it…read moreturned out to be a very convenient lodge for local dining and bars. Everything within walking distance. There's even a very popular bar at the lodge, in the cellar....yes the cellar! A true must stay and experience if your in mammoth!

We love staying at the Westin. You can't beat the location and convenience to the Village gondola…read more There is a complimentary storage right at the gondola for Westin guests that will store gear so you don't have to lug it back and forth during your stay. Westin is owned by Marriott so you get all the Bonvoy rewards benefits. Best perk is they're dog-friendly. Dog fee is $50 x night per dog. Parking: Underground parking for guests. There are a few EV charging stations available. Download the ChargePoint app (but it's a pretty pricey, 0.91 per kWh). Highly recommend! You can't beat the location, the convenience, comfort, a beautiful stay.

Room- clean, modern, and comfortable. Nice size TV. Very nice window sofa over looking a nice view…read more Fit and finish was of superior quality compared to many other Marriottt properties that I have slept in. The negatives- bad hvac unit. Dried out any moisture in the room. Couldn't breathe with a dried sinus. Need some tender loving care. Overally complicated fancy shower head that is unnecessary in my opinion.. Money would have been better spent on a glass door instead of the bath tub curtains that kept me in the dark(my personal opinion of course). Serive- attentive and kind. Location - central to good restaurants and not too far from.any attractions.

Note to self: things to verify-mini fridge, ac and microwave…read more In deciding to stay here my criteria was breakfast or hot tub. Nothing had both my requirements so I picked hot tub. Wrong choice. I thought I'll just grab something I can heat up in the morning in the microwave. Yeah, there is none. So the $ difference is lost. It's also an older building, there are no ramps or elevators to enter the building or 2nd floor. It's also noisy. Between the noise from the hallway to the busy and the cars outside I'm not sure which was louder. Room was clear and tidy, but design choices left a lot to be desired. There were no doors on the sink vanity and it just looked like someone took the doors off and forgot to put them back on. The closet in the corner was right next to the bedside table so it cramped and we had small bags.

9/5/2024- Stayed…read morefrom Tuesday til Thursday. Pros- received a text before arriving and wanted to know if we needed anything or had any questions.. I like how it's situated away from the Main Street. Super quiet... and very clean. Only downside was the tv.. super old.. Other than that it was a nice stay.

Our 1st time in Mammoth . We are here for a Blues Festival. My hunny found this rustic/ but modern…read moreinn . We are in room 107 . A few stairs but, not to difficult to manage. Met Larry at the front desk . What a wealth of knowledge. Always a pleasure to meet a friendly person at the front desk . Comfy rooms - are set up for Winter and summer times . Microwave, Fridge, Fireplace and Air Con - fan !

Always excellent service food and wonderful servers and bartenders!!…read moreHappy hour in the bar is excellent with a lot of choices of appetizers. Escargot is excellent as well as their lobster dumplings.

Elevated hostel stay if your used to being homeless and don't mind being your own hotel security…read more Let me start with the good news. Check-in? Easy. Room? Clean and exactly as pictured. Bathtub? Big and unlimited hot water. Now for the immersive experience. If you've ever wanted to know what it's like to sleep inside a large cardboard box with a dozen or so other adults, kids and yippy dogs, this is your opportunity. The aesthetic is comfort economy. The acoustics? Philharmonic-level clarity. Thin walls. Hardwood floors. Hollow-core doors. Generous gaps under the doors. The result? You will become intimately familiar with the comings and goings of every guest. Conversations in other rooms? Crystal clear. Footsteps? Surround sound. Door slams? Will make you jump out of your skin when your dead asleep even with earplugs in. This lodging option could work if when you roll the dice, ALL the other guest are considerate, self-aware humans. You may only hear every day pleasantries and loud flatulence. Unfortunately, we rolled snake eyes and both nights we were woken at 2 a.m. Night One: 2am door slamming, foot stomping, and blasting "how to make a million" on TicTok and smoking directly outside our open window. Later that day apres-ski, the same guests were screaming "Help, Help", and when we rushed to respond, the moment of panic appeared to pass as he got his joint lit. We called in the issues. Management reviewed the cameras, gave the other guests "a firm talking to", and we were told management is available by phone until 1 a.m., and after that, we should call the police ourselves. Nothing says "relaxing getaway" like being deputized as the overnight security team. Night two featured another 2am wakeup call of prolific barfing, and enthusiastic drunken attempts to convince women to come inside. After failing to persuade anyone to continue the fun, to their credit, the guests entered quietly. We still heard everything. Because you hear everything. Now, about the "Bed and Breakfast" designation. We chose this place over our usual Mammoth Mountain Inn or Empeiria High Sierra stay because "bed and breakfast" sounded quaint and charming. We imagined something at least moderately delightful before hitting the slopes for the day -- especially at $600 per night. Breakfast consisted of what can best be described as a 7-Eleven survival kit: shelf-stable vanilla-flavored milk, Frosted Flakes, and an oily convenience store Danish of indeterminate age. I would not call this breakfast. It's what you would find if you were foraging abandoned buildings post-apocalypse. You would find it because everyone before you passed it up. To be fair, with one exception, the other guests were perfectly polite. One yippy dog made itself known throughout our stay but respected quiet hours. Management did their best from afar, to reign in the obnoxious guests. But here's the issue: if anyone talks loudly, walks heavily, whispers in the hallway, owns enthusiastic footwear, or makes any post-midnight life choices... you will know. With no 24 hour guest support, guests are simply at the mercy of the other guests.

Do not stay here. It is too expensive for how poorly it's run…read more The room we arrived to was not clean. There were dirty towels and napkins everywhere, including one towel that may have had blood on it. It clearly had not been cleaned when the last guest left. We were moved to a room that was at least clean but we checked the mattress for bed bugs and found black specs in all the crevices. Ended up just booking a stay somewhere else. The manager will not refund us and claims we got $250 in "upgrades". All communication is done through text. I never saw anyone at the front desk. I'd sleep in my car before I booked this place again.

This place was ok. It was a nice cabin and looked decent. Our room was nice, the beds were super…read moreuncomfortable, and we weren't able to get a good night's sleep. Parking is easy. They do provide you with an easy check in and out process as well. It is difficult to get ahold of them if you need anything or have any questions.

Last minute booking by my BF for a surprise overnight stay in Mammoth.... The room is older in…read morestyle. Bed is a little too soft, and the pillows were very tired. Noting the room was clean. The establishment was quiet at night and early in the morning which was pleasant. Price was not bad either. We had a kitchenette in our room... Refrigerator w/freezer, microwave, silverware, serving utensils, dishes, dish soap, sponge provided, along with a roll of paper towels. The shower is very skinny, but the water was hot. There is a wall heater in the bathroom. There is also a wall heater in the main room which worked well. I was present during the check in process; I did not hear anything negative.... Parking was easy. We would stay again.