Spent an amazing birthday at my favorite place. Our cabin was beautiful, enjoyed the outdoor…read morejacuzzi. Exactly what I needed! Will be back soon!

Cabin was cozy, everything you needed in the kitchen was supplied. Bathroom had all the necessities…read moretoo, all you needed was your toothbrush and tooth paste. Bbq grill was well maintained and clean. The best things were we were able to bring our dog and the general store was well stocked and had everything you would need for your stay. One of the t.v's was out and the office sent some one over right away. T Cellphone reception can be out of reach, so you have to use wifi calling. Otherwise great stay!

This is another situation in which I wish it were possible to give fractional ratings. For the…read moreLake View Lodge, I'd say that it's better than a 3-star hotel but perhaps not quite 4 stars. It's definitely a solid 3.5 stars in my book. We stayed here for two nights during this past Labor Day weekend. It was an impromptu trip for us, and our choices of lodging were limited. I settled on this one because of its proximity to the places that we intended to visit, namely Mono Lake and Bodie. First impressions were good; this was not a roadside motel but was set back from the street. The grounds out front are nicely landscaped with mature trees providing plenty of shade. There are several places to sit and gaze in the direction of the lake, which is somewhat visible from the hotel but still quite a ways off in the distance. We stayed in one of the hotel rooms. There are options for cabins and even RVs parked behind the lodge. By the time we booked, there were only hotel rooms and an RV available, but we probably wouldn't have opted for the cabins after reading that some of them do not have air conditioning and that wi-fi isn't available (a necessity for my kid's homework during our trip). Our hotel room was surprisingly spacious. There was a comfortable overstuffed chair to sit in, which was nice, but other than the desk chair there was no other place to sit. There's enough room to put in a few more chairs or even a dinette table, which would have been appreciated. The room was clean, and though it seemed a little dated in decor it didn't have a musty old atmosphere either. The bathroom amenities are very basic - just small bars of soap and a few bottles of conditioning shampoo. The towels were clean and fresh and reasonably soft. There were two sinks, one in the common area and one by in the bathroom separated from the shower and toilet by a door - a nice set up that allowed us to get cleaned up simultaneously. The shower water pressure was good but on occasion I got a brief cold blast of water before quickly warming up again. The beds were firmer than I prefer and I detected a slight sag on my side of the bed. Each queen bed only came with three thin pillows, which was pretty much the only real complaint I had with the room. The bedding was also basic, with one of those typical knit polyester blankets over the top sheet, but for the late summer weather it was adequate. The air conditioning (a wall unit at the front of the room) worked better than expected, and held up well during the warmer-than-usual temperatures during our stay. Only half the curtain was 100% light-blocking, but the other half was dark enough that the early morning sun - the rooms all face east - did not wake us up. There's a mini-fridge and a microwave for convenience, both of which worked well. The TV was quite small for the room size, but this wasn't really an issue for us. The front desk person was friendly and check-in was simple. There was no housekeeping service during our short stay, which was fine by us since we don't need fresh towels or sheets each day anyways. All together, this was a fine experience for us. Admittedly, I balked at the price (with taxes and fees, it came to about $225/night), but I think that's to be expected during a holiday weekend. If we ever find ourselves in this area again, we'd certainly consider making a return visit.

We stayed for three nights at this place. The rooms are great, but the old lady at the front desk…read morehas a pretty nasty attitude. The sign at the front desk says that if you stay three or more nights, you get room service. As I mentioned, we stayed three nights. When we went to the front desk to request clean towels and garbage service, she looked up our room number and informed us that we have to stay four nights in order to receive those services. It seems like she was intentionally choosing not to help us. We ended up taking out our own garbage, buying toilet paper at the store next-door and carrying our own linens back up to the room so that we had fresh supplies. On the morning of checkout, we left our room at 7 o'clock to go next-door for breakfast. When we returned at 8:15, our keys had been disabled and we were unable to enter into our room. Checkout time is 10 o'clock so I'm unsure why they chose to disable our keys so early in the morning. Again, we went downstairs and had to deal with the old lady up front. She did not seem interested in helping, but grudgingly gave us keys so that we could get back into our room until checkout time. It's unfortunate that such a beautiful property is being micromanaged by someone like the person at the front desk. Such potential being wasted on horrible employees. We will not be back.

I was in town for a week and stayed at Murphy's. The staff was excellent, rooms were clean and…read moreaccess to Yosemite was very convenient. It is across from Mono Cone so there is always food for snacking. There are several other restaurants within a block and everyone in town is friendly. I'd stay here again in the future. It isn't fancy but it is safe and clean.

Great accommodations. Clean, well kept and maintained. Roomy and very comfortable. Loved it.read more

Perfect spot to take a break on US-395 S, had a coffee and left for my destination with some nice…read morecolorful photographs. Quick service, only one improvement if possible hot coffee should be hot not just warm . Thanks for your hospitality. Definitely see you next time

We stopped by here a couple of times during our 10 day. Stay in Mammoth. It's a great place to hang…read moreout. The people are friendly, their mocha's and sandwiches are very good. I also like the chaos cookie even though there's coconut in it. LOL. My husband tried the molasses cookie and said it was pretty good but there's a little too much ginger for his taste. But most of my friends like a lot of ginger in their molasses cookies. We'll be back.

We fished in the Virginia Lakes area and didn't have much success in late morning , it's such a…read more beautiful area catching fish wasn't a prior priority, but it would've been nice. We did some light hiking and sightseeing around the lakes. We stopped in the Virginia Lakes Resort 100+ yrs old and went back in time, super rustic cool, tackle shop, sml.market & lunch counter with simple menu hamburgers ham & cheese all tasty. l met hard working busy host Carolyn, she gave us a tip on fishing so next time watch out. We'll return Don't expect 5 star, not a country club Cash only, no internet the way it should be

The only nice woman inside was the one restocking & organizing the lures. The others were very…read moreshort/rude with our group of 20 with some ordering TOGO & the rest just having a seat before we headed out to fish. There was only 1 other table with a party of 3 but I guess having a little business was just too overwhelming; so, we were dealt with attitudes & straight faces. However, our White cousin was called "honey" & sent off with a smile & a "have a great day". While I was waiting for our togo order, one of the women working had to pass behind me & since I don't have eyes behind my head, she had to dramatically & very disgustingly shout "EXCUSEEEE ME". It took a lot in me to not snap back at her. Also, she immediately dismissed my cousin's question on if they had a restroom & directed him "OUT THE DOOR 50 YARDS DOWN". She could have simply let us know that they only allow the white customers to use restroom inside, instead of telling us that they didn't have one. As we waited for our food, I watched a white customer head past a blue draw curtain that lead to the restroom. Lastly, my daughter watched the man in the kitchen drop a cooking ladle, pick it back up, & put it back into the pot on the stove. He threw a towel down to the floor from the counter, nudged it around with his foot to wipe the spill before he tossed it back onto the counter. He then used that same bare hand to grab my son's hotdog off the flattop to place it in the bun. We did not eat the hotdog but we also didn't waste our time confronting the matter when it happened. I'm so disappointed in this place. It's disgusting.

Owner and manager very nice people. Family atmosphere,…read morecabins have a good view of June Lake. Boats and other equipment well Maintained . Just a pleasant nice stmodphere.

Great pontoon boat! Was available at 7a so we could get an early start for fishing (caught a ton)…read more Very helpful staff assisted me with docking the boat every time (it was windy). Second time using them and the will be a third, too.

This is a review of the general store and marina area. We did not stay in the campground here…read more I've been following Twin Lakes Resort on social media for sometime now due to the epic community and mountain culture they've cultivated here over the years. It's a place with real roots. Families make traditions of coming here and I can see why. Many of the lakes in the Sierra are hard to access due to limited development and parking, but Twin Lakes has struck the right balance offering opportunities for day trippers and campers the like. Coming up from the valley below the lakes, I never imagined there'd be quite the lively "town center" we came upon. The general store is clearly a central gathering place where fish stories are swapped and visitors can stock up on basics, grab a bite or a bloody marry, and snag all the local intel and tackle they'll need to catch a big one in the waters directly across the street. Unlike the other small stores I visited, the staff here was GOLD! They were incredibly friendly, full of info, engaging and welcoming too! Our kids got to participate in a scavenger hunt and after finishing it got to choose rad prizes. The merchandise in the store is also AMAZING! I decided I'd buy a hat or shirt after I get my first big trout out of the lakes. They also offer boat rentals at the marina with everything from kayaks and SUP to larger pontoon boats. We had hoped to rent a pontoon for the day but got there a bit later in the day and missed out. Apparently you can reserve online (I must've missed the link when looking) and the rates are super reasonable (less than $300 for the day on a pontoon for up to 8). It kind of worked out because the wind kicked up and that would've likely ended our day on the water, but I'd love to do a half day starting in the morning! This isn't a secret of any kind, but it's somewhere more folks from the Reno area need to explore.

An absolute gem! We had a wonderful stay in cabin 2! We enjoyed drinks at the store, renting a boat…read morefor the day and all the amazing things to do in Twin Lakes (hiking, fishing, paddle boarding). The boat rental was great and everyone caught a fish, even the 4 year old. Our 11 year old loves fishing in the stream and we love seeing our family during our stay at Twin Lakes Resort. The staff at the store are helpful and kind. We can't wait to come back soon!

I was a little nervous about staying due to the negative reviews... but we had fantastic time! We…read morewere able to check-in early, and our cabin (5) was clean, the bed was super comfortable, and it was stocked with any kitchen item you might need! The grounds are beautiful! The creek that runs through the resort, as well as the little pond were beautiful. We never used the gym or spa, but briefly walked through and it looked very nice! It is for sure an older funkier place, that's part of the charm.

As someone who has fallen in love with June Lake and hopes to one day call this beautiful part of…read morethe Eastern Sierra home, it hurts to write this review. This was only my second stay at Double Eagle Resort & Spa, and the difference from my first visit is night and day. What was once a well-kept mountain retreat has clearly declined under current ownership, leaving us with one of the most disappointing and concerning lodging experiences we've had. The property shows serious neglect. Mouse droppings were everywhere outside our room and inside on the carpet too. We literally had to sweep them aside just to get comfortable. Add in prominent water stains on the ceilings, dirty baseboards and floors around the doors, stained towels with yellowish marks, and overall grime, and it crossed into health hazard territory. We booked specifically for the spa amenities. The indoor pool water was a murky green, the hot tub area was slimy and filthy, and both the pool/spa facilities and female sauna were closed with "maintenance" signs that had apparently been there for weeks or months. This is inexcusable at a resort that promotes these as key features with free guest access. Broken window screens also let in swarms of mosquitoes, making the room uncomfortable. We made multiple attempts to resolve these issues visiting the front desk repeatedly, trying to speak with the owner, and giving them time to call back. The response was poor. One employee, Martin at the front desk, seemed more annoyed by our complaints than interested in helping. Other staff seemed polite but stretched thin, which points to bigger problems with management and resources. Double Eagle was a highlight of June Lake. Charging premium rates while delivering filthy conditions, closed amenities, and unresponsive service isn't right. We've documented it all with photos and will be pursuing remedies. If you care about cleanliness, safety, and actually enjoying the spa/pool facilities, look elsewhere. We still love June Lake deeply and will be back to the area but not here until meaningful improvements are made. Strongly not recommended.

Very clean, cozy, & cute place. I like how well stocked they are too. The owners are really nice &…read moreaccommodating.

We stayed at June Lake Pines Cottages with our family (two small kids) for two nights, and…read moreabsolutely loved it! The place has such a cozy, nostalgic charm, you really feel like you're tucked away in a quiet mountain town, but still close to everything you need. The cottage was super clean and had everything we needed: a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable beds, and even a little fireplace that made the evenings feel extra special. The location couldn't be better, just a short walk to June Lake Marina, restaurants, a general store. We spent the day exploring the lakes and trails, and in the evening, we grilled outside with the kids. The whole vibe is very family-friendly and peaceful. It felt like a little mountain escape without having to "rough it." We'd definitely come back again, it's the kind of place you want to revisit every year. Highly recommend if you're looking for a quiet, comfortable, and charming place to stay in June Lake with kids!

Five stars for Jimmy, both as a host and a committed steward to the Virginia Creek fishery! This is…read morenow a core memory for our kids thanks to your hospitality! We were staying up the road and walked down to check out the fish hatchery. After reading about the program we decided we needed to bring our kids to see it. After watching these massive trout swim around for awhile they read that they could feed the fish if they went inside and asked for Jimmy, and I've never seen them move so fast. The nice woman at the host stand hooked them up with food and told them Jimmy was throwing pizzas, but he'd come out to say hi. As it turns out, Jimmy is the owner of the property, the chef, and the hatchery manager too! His passion is infections and it's so obvious he loves this place so much. We enjoyed learning about the property, hatchery and fishery from him, and the kids felt like they'd made a friend for life. There's a restaurant here too and a little play area in the back of the restaurant, making this a great roadside stop. They also have fun accommodations including cabins, covered wagons, and others, all situated with a nice break from the highway. We came back with our younger son and he loved it as much as the older two kids! That visit we enjoyed the restaurant, which I'll review separately.

What a hidden gem along Highway 395 in eastern California's Mono County. The pictures don't do it…read morejustice. The quaint, cabin-style setting felt cozy and intimate, and I was pleasantly surprised by how clean and well-prepared everything was for my stay. I stayed in a studio-style cabin with a separate room featuring bunk beds, plus a restroom and shower equipped with heating and AC. The beds were surprisingly comfortable, and the cabin stayed warm even when it was 30 degrees outside. If that doesn't charm you enough, just step outside and take in the picturesque rolling mountains--covered in snow this time of year--and appreciate the character and care the owner has put into the property. Customer service was excellent: quick, friendly, and hassle-free. They even gave us supplies to make s'mores, which we enjoyed by our private outdoor fire pit. Overall, this place exceeded my expectations, and I'd love to come back in the spring and summer to enjoy it all over again.