We had a nice stay. Fantastic location too. We were in cabin 6, 1 bedroom, kitchenette, restroom…read morehad a standing shower. It also had a coffee maker, kettle, sauté pans, dishes, glassware. No baking sheet so if you get pizza you'll need to heat it in the microwave. There was an another family next to us, but even with both of our indoor voices we could pick up discussions and kind of hear each other but it is what it is. I'd definitely look into booking this place again. We ended up arriving late in the day after the office closed and they had sealed envelopes with our names for check-in instructions.

This review is for Crystal, who showed empathy and great customer service…read more 12/10/2022: Mammoth had forecasted a storm bringing 70 inches of snow. Heavy winds from 20-30 miles per hour with gusts ranging from 40-50 mph. I checked CalTrans every hour over night and they finally made the call for chains required on the 395, travel cautiously if you must drive warning. Crystal was very helpful and understanding of the weather situation along with delays in driving. I have never driven in those conditions and every forum related to mammoth mountain (Facebook and Instagram) said it was safe to stay out if you weren't in Mammoth already. Crystal, with the help of my Expedia agent, refunded my reservation despite their cancellation policy. Thank you so much Crystal! I can only say great things about my experience here booking with you and Edelweiss lodge. Thank you for your compassion and doing what you could to help us!

I've been coming here for apres/drinks for years, never thinking of staying as a guest in one of…read moretheir rooms or condos (yes, they own or manage condos too?!). After staying here for one night, I'm sold -- I will definitely he back. I stayed in the hotel and not in the condos, so I have no idea how nice they are, but they are very reasonably priced. The hotel room I had was perfect for me (alone). I like more room and separation for me, so it might be a little cramped for 2+, but for me, it was perfect. I was thinking selfishly at first and didn't want to say more than "great place", because this place is a little gem. But, they deserve a glowing review. Parking is right next to Canyon Lodge, a short 3-5 min walk. My room had a view of the Mt and a balcony. Bed was perfect, similar to a temperpedic, which is great after 12-15 runs a day. Small hot tub on 2nd floor balcony and it can get a little noisy up until 9pm or so, but I was OK. Lockers at the front for your skis/boards. A couple of floors away from the bar and restaurant (food is VERY GOOD). No frills, but perfect for me. Shout out to Sebastian at the front desk - great customer service and overall nice guy. He also looks a little like Daniel Tosh and I kept reminding him of that. I'll be back for sure

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 !

I stayed here for 3 nights in one of their cabins. It's located pass the lake off the 395. The…read moreplace is remote and quiet. The cabin had 2 rooms, bathroom, and kitchen/living space combined. Pros + includes a lot of amenities suggest cooking ware, dishes, cups, measuring spoons, cooking utensils, soap, tissue, towels etc. + there also a bbq in the patio + water pressure is good Cons - space is not the cleanest. There was a lot of dust, & spider webs. Very popular area to stay for fishing and hiking!

It's that time for our annual trek up to June lake loop area to go trout fishing. We stay every…read moreyear at the Reverse Creek lodge. We checked in with David the owner. David is super, salt of the earth straight forward hard working proud American man. Our reserved cabin was ready we got the keys after a nice visit with David. Our cabin #11 was a classic A-frame 2 bedrooms 2 baths small kitchen and dining area with TV all very clean perfect for 3 fishermen. Wood deck out back with table and chairs gas BBQ and a beautiful view. Our cabin was a short walk to the convenient fish cleaning station which I frequently visited I did well at Grant Lake. Reverse Creek Cabins is our place, if you have a large group and require a cabin for 10 or just a small one, all are fully equipped. You won't need anything except your food. So this year was just like the past 3 fishing was good, weather was fantastic, and I caught the most so I'll have bragging rights when we return home. Reverse Creek was filling up for the Memorial Day weekend when we headed out for home. Give Reverse Creek a try and say hi to David, you won't be disappointed

This place is definitely a local hidden gem!…read more One word: PIE!! The early bird gets the worm and if you get here too late, all the pies have been sold out. So far I don't think I tried a pie that I didn't like. The menu rotates often so you'll always have a nice selection to choose from. They also offer lunch such as brisket and burgers. The brisket is a definite win and they also sell their BBQ sauce. Just like their pies, their BBQ menu changes often as well. On a different visit they were offering ribs.

We ate here twice while in Mammoth for 10 days in June…read more The first time, we just picked up pie to go. My husband loved his coconut cream pie! The next time, we were hungry after our hike, so we split a pulled pork sandwich with some chips and took a piece of chocolate pie home. It was a little dark chocolate for him, but I thought it was fabulous! The sandwich was good too!

Good atmosphere and service. We stayed across at the Whispering Pine and stop here to eat one last…read moremeal before hiking back to Yosemite. It was a great last meal and hit the spot. There is one option for vegetarians, but mostly carers to meat eaters. I had veggie curry, which was good. Beer selection is limited, but not bad. Bar was closed since it was Sunday (This was in August). It was busy at all, just two other tables were occupied. Food came out fast too. I'd visit it again if I'm in the area.

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.

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.

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.

It's like you've been transported to another world. Sonenalp is unlike any other lodge in Mammoth…read more Complete with top-of-the-line amenities, our vacation was truly care-free. Instead of going to tiny hotel after a long day of exploring, we were able to truly unwind and go "home". We took advantage of the outdoor spa every night. Read books by the fire. The list goes on. If you're looking to get away, do it right and go to Sonenalp.

If you are looking for the best place to feel at home while you are in Mammoth; this is the place!…read moreNot only is it beautiful from the outside, but the inside has everything you might need or want. From indoor parking to sleds to borrow this is our family's favorite place to stay. Our kid's favorite was the spa and beautiful bunk beds they got to enjoy while we were there. My favorite was the spacious kitchen. It has all the tools you need to make amazing meals (like a crockpot, blender and even an espresso machine). A full array of utensils and dishes are included as well. The host (Mary Beth) was so helpful and quickly responded to our inquiries. Would definitely stay here again!

The Good: They have ski in and ski out, wood fireplaces, and a tiny garage for your car. This…read moreplace is not the top of my list for places to stay in Mammoth but it'll do. The Bad: It's a bit tiny for the price. It was like $250 a night for a one bedroom. A tiny little 19" television with a standard dvd player....no blu-ray :( The Ben: You don't really care where you stay, it's all about the snow :D

The room is a condo where the toilet is not fastened to the floor, and almost tipped over when I…read morewent to shit, and the water line to the toilet is leaking onto the floor and has to shut off the valve, so no pooping! One of the windows don't open, it has no AC, but 8 different heaters while it stays perpetually at a brisk 80 degrees, a bed that feels like a stone, a cracked sink that leaks into the cabinet below and has obviously been doing it for years, a rug in the bathroom stained with god knows what, a door that is so fucking smashed that the jamb is completely gone, a broken light fixture, and broken shower handles. Ah yes, how could I forget? Bug infestation. Among good news however, you get a complementary hatchet for when you do lose your mind! And to their credit, the kitchen's clean mostly.