The beds, uncomfortable. Their prices have gotten over priced first studio cabin close to $400 a…read morenight, I would give them about one star

We just stayed in the newly renovated Shasta. It was fantastic. We've stayed in multiple different…read morecabins and have loved them all. The restaurant was amazing as usual. The food and service always exceed our expectations. We're looking forward to returning in March and again in June. There isn't a season here that we don't enjoy.

Had car trouble and needed a room with no notice. The room was nice, the staff were friendly and…read morethe surroundings were quiet.

Lake View Lodge worked fine for us as a one-night stop while traveling from Lassen Volcanic…read moreNational Park toward Death Valley National Park, mainly to spend some time exploring Mono Lake. For one night, it served its purpose perfectly well. But honestly, if we had stayed longer, I probably would have agreed more strongly with many of the other reviews. The rooms definitely feel dark, outdated, and a little dingy. Not terrible, but very much the kind of place where you say, "Well... at least we are only here one night." The biggest frustration was the reservation situation. At check-in, we were told we had booked the wrong date, even though our confirmation through Booking.com clearly showed the correct reservation date. We ended up being charged, and now we have to sort it out afterward through Booking.com, which is frustrating because based on other reviews mentioning similar issues, it honestly seemed more like a property-side problem than ours. Now for the surprisingly good part: the little café upstairs, which I believe may be associated with the lodge. That place was actually really enjoyable. Great views, a lovely outdoor yard area to sit and eat, and genuinely good food with huge portions. And when I say huge, I mean the burrito could probably qualify as emergency wilderness survival equipment. If you order it, prepare yourself. That thing could easily feed four people, no exaggeration. We may still be digesting it somewhere between Mono Lake and Death Valley. Overall, this is not a luxury stay by any means, but as a practical overnight stop near Mono Lake, it worked well enough. Just double-check your reservation details carefully and maybe arrive with realistic expectations about the rooms. Oh! And bring your own soap, they have this little quarter size soaps who are you kidding? My hands were laughing.

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

I stopped at this cute little cafe on my way home from my camping trip in JULY 2025. I just stopped…read moreto get gas and saw this place across the street and I decided to go and get a coffee and sandwich. I am still to this day thinking about the sandwich I had. It was like a turkey sandwich I think with jam and the bread was so so soft! But I remember it also had a sauce inside that was so good too. As soon as I had a bite I was like I think this is the best sandwich I've ever had. I remember the customer service being so nice too. The outdoor seating was so beautiful, they had a bunch of flowers and cute bees just resting in the flowers. I felt such a peaceful vibe at this place and I hope I can come back again and make it my next rest stop for next years camping trip.

Traveling back from Yosemite, we really needed a little coffee pick-me-up. We've traveled the 395…read moremany times, but coffee shops are not something I've ever been able to easily find at Lee Vining, so I was super happy when I spotted Latte Da. The service was average, but my Latte was perfect. We took our coffee to go, but it's actually really cute to hang out at the porch or table and chairs in the front lawn. This will definitely become a stop I will look forward to when travelling through here in the future.

My family and I stayed at Virginia Lakes Resor this year, and the experience was not only…read moredisappointing, it was deeply concerning from a health and safety perspective. A couple of the cabins had mouse infestations, and we're now anxiously waiting up to eight weeks to find out if anyone has contracted hantavirus -- a deadly disease carried by rodents, and one that is prevalent in the Mono county right now. This isn't just an inconvenience; it's a terrifying, life-threatening situation that no guest should ever be exposed to. Do not stay here if you don't want to put your and your family's health and life at risk. The place was stunning though. Worth a day trip to the area and surrounding lakes.

Different from what I expected. It's a small motel & cabin Park. The rooms are clean and the beds…read moreare comfortable. My biggest complaint is that IT is DARK The room is so dark with only two lamps that are not bright at all.

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.

Big Rock Resort is a great place to visit! I had an awesome trip! Beautiful location with…read morefishing, hiking, shops, and a local brewer!

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.

This is our second year staying at the resort and God willing, we'll be back next year! The cabins…read moreare quant and have nearly everything you need for your stay, just add Food. The entire Staff is amazing and always take care of your needs. If you need a peaceful getaway, make your reservatioan early, they book up very quickly for the summer! Pack accordingly the weather seems to have a mind of its own!

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.

Staff was really great. My reservation was a problem and the desk took great care of me. The food…read morewas awesome and the beds were fantastic. I will be back. Thank you

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!

Unfortunately, I did not have a great experience staying here. Here are the pros and cons:…read more Pro The room felt very clean and was charming in its own way. The building is in a very walkable area. Check in was easy and the people who run the place seem sweet. Cons The walls are so thin that you hear EVERYTHING that your neighbors are doing. The first night I had to endure singing, loud talking, laughing, screaming for hours! My husband went and knocked on the door at 10:20 p.m. to ask the girls to quiet down, but it made no difference. The walls are just too thin. The second evening new people came who were just as loud, so we cut our trip short and just went home. Maybe the stand-alone cabins don't have this issue, but the cabin we were in shared walls and we heard every dog bark, toilet flush, phone conversation, etc. It wasn't very relaxing, and I felt like it put a damper on our vacation weekend. If noise doesn't bother you or you are in a stand-alone cabin, you will probably have a better experience than we did.

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.