+ The room has all the basic amenities (bed, fridge, shower, toilet, sink)…read more + Didn't see any bed bugs. + Quiet, peaceful, safe exterior ambience. + Compact and convenient parking lot layout. One parking spot per room located right out each room's front door. - I'm disgusted by their reuse of the shampoo. See photo. - I wish the restroom had more hooks or counters for you to put your clothes, towels, and whatnot. - For just one night, the price was a bit exorbitant. + However, I'm grateful the attendant was responsive on the phone late evening and this motel had rooms available as I finished my Whitney hike late night. . The room was pretty warm as soon as I walked in, but thankfully the A/C was working. . I prefer the sink not be completely separate from the restroom, but I understand it allows two tenants to accomplish two different tasks simultaneously. . The walls are thin, so you can hear neighbors having conversation by your window. Earplugs can help drown out the noise. I stayed one night: $151.20 total

This comfy, unpretentious motel feels like it's off the beaten path but it is, in fact, just a…read moreblock from Main Street. It's an easy walk to several nice restaurants, including a local pizzeria. The service was kind and customer friendly and the room was clean and quiet. This was perfect for my plan to take some stunning photographs. The Timberline was my base camp for two days and allowed me very central access to my planned (and unplanned) shots. This is a truly beautiful part of the country with so many sights to see. Manzanar, the Bristlecone Pine National Forest, Alabama Hills movie settings, portal to My. Whitney, etc. I had a lovely stay here and highly recommend this comfy, convenient lodging.

Even though the motel was renovated and had fresh paint, carpet, and other amenities, I was…read moreunsatisfied with my stay. AC is loud, and it is impossible to sleep at night if you are a light sleeper. If the AC is off, there is no air circulation at all. Pillows were extremely flat and uncomfortable. The hot water in the shower lasted 15 minutes. How should someone wash themselves in 15 minutes after a big hike? What if I need to take a bath? Not enough soap and shampoo. There is not enough parking. Some guests had 2 cars for one unit, and they took 2 spots. So, if you come late, you will be forced to park on the street. It's unfair.

Beds were from the '80's, spring supports could be felt at the edges. Pillows were flat and hard,…read moreand in short supply. Shower had weak pressure stream. Parking, especially for larger vehicle, was also in short supply. There are too many others choices available, to waste your money here.

I'd give negative stars if I could. Start off with the room seeking of dirty feet, gross. The a/c…read morecame on maybe 2-3 times throughout the night, turned down as low as possible. The fridge didn't work, which we didn't realize until we had to throw away $60+ in fruit and juices. The shower wouldn't drain and found rolled up tissues in the bed. If all that wasn't enough to complain to management, he woke us up at 4am singing (praying) for an hour in the room next to us where it seems theyre living. Finally was able to fall back asleep around 5am, only to be woken up 30 mins or so later from a VERY loud yelling and shouting phone conversation. Not sure if its worse not being able to understand the conversation, or not. But when we knocked to ask them to be quieter, they came to stand next to the wall to speak even louder! WTF? Lone Pine, CA is one of the most adorable country towns. Its so sad someone would purchase a business and then take no pride in it or the community it belongs in.

Historic Hotel withsuffocating heat. My wife and I stayed at the Portal Hotel on our way from…read moreNevada to SoCal. There were no rooms with private bath left. We took a room with a shared bath and shower down the hallway. The room itself was nice, we love old historical things. This was in March, still below freezing outside. When we entered the room, the heat was stifling. I was able to shut off the steam radiator, and opened the window In spite of that, the room was almost unbearable all night. The radiator was cold in the morning, so that was not the souce. The room was on the second floor, maybe the rooms below are super hot? The lobby has historic photos of John Wayne and others The shared shower was clean, and we didn't have a wait at 8 AM. Be ware, the tile floor is like ice when it is wet. The room had a sink, so you can brush your teeth and wash your face. A must see is the Western Film Museum, on the other side of the street. Great breakfast at Mount Whitney Cafe across the street. I also highly recommend Seasons Resturant Good steak at very reasonable prices. Would I stay at the Portal Hotel again? Probably not. The room temperature led to very little sleep.

this store has anything that a hiker or a backpacker need, and the food is just as great. Big…read morepancakes and juicy hamburgers! The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. It would be even better if the kitchen stayed open a little later. but overall this place is awesome!

REVIEW FOR SHOWERS ONLY - rest of place looks good…read more Two of us took showers. In mine, there was no place to put clothes except 2 tiny, small shaky hooks on door and wall. No floor mat; no bench (a must); no place to put towel; no place to put clean clothes; no place to put anything; floor all wet after shower (bare feet on god-knows-what). Shower aimed at open curtain so HAD to get into shower lest everything got sprayed before temperature was adjusted. After shower, ZERO ventilation so worse than a sauna - instant sweat. Also, HIGHEST price of all options along Hwy 395. Other person said her shower was awful - water never mixed/adjusted. It was either all hot or all cold water. BAD plumbing. Outside the showers, in mixed-gender area, plenty of room after shower. But zero privacy so had to undress/dress in tiny shower cubicle (about 2x3ft space). MUCH BETTER SHOWER at Mammoth - "Camp High Sierra" ... very pleasant and spacious BUT have to drive almost 2 hours just to get there.

Lone Pine is a small little town prior to arriving to Bishop or on the way to Mammoth…read more Came out here a few times for camping trips and it's always been a great experience. If you come with a group and people that know about the outdoors it makes it much enjoyable. We have brought our toys (R.V, RZR, CanAm, Tents, Etc) and have been able to enjoy many things like hiking, shooting, camping, fishing, riding and so much more. The little town has gas stations, restaurants, lil of shopping, dump stations, bar, and anything you may need. Also not far away you have the Hot Springs to experience. Overall cool little town worth checking out.

This time around we came to go stream fishing. The good part about Lone Pine you have a good amount…read moreof streams in the area and they do stock the fish at some of the streams. We came in July so it was pretty warm. By 8 am it was in the 80s and by noon it was close to 100 degrees. Lone pine is a good place to stop if your going to mammoth, bishop, or death Valley if your looking to take a break from the drive. They have a lot of gas stations, food, and other things you might need.

We were among the first customers at the renewed, reopened Winneduma Hotel, Memorial Day, 2026…read more The manager arrived two weeks before, bringing 40 years of hospitality industry experience. This is a century old hotel with nice interior design and stories connected to Hollywood and The Alabama Hills. It is a great space for fans of the Hollywood classics filmed nearby to gather, saluting the arts created in the area. Bring a piano player - and first, a piano tuner. Who knows how long it has been since the lobby piano has been played. Breakfast comes with lodging. We did not breakfast here - our mode, rest and drive on. The room; Fresh paint, fresh bathroom and shower redo, new mini split heat pump. A fortune invested in a proper, modernized restoration. I stayed in a memorable old hotel in Los Angeles. Not the quality of Winneduma, but a nice lobby. Would we rebook here? Yes.

The vibe and curation of this historic property are truly on point. I felt compelled to leave a…read morereview because every interaction I had with the staff, particularly at the front desk, was warm, welcoming, and genuinely hospitable. There was an ease and thoughtfulness to the experience that made me want to stay longer...Happy trails.

This is a great business for our small town. The girl working in it a super friendly and helpful…read more Thanks a bunch!

Although they have a plethora of animal products, this stop gets a 5+ for having two bins full of…read morelive chicks and a store kitty named Crumble. Great start to our weekend. I neglected to visit the garden area as the chicks and kitty had me occupied. Bought some of my favorite lotion though and will be back soon to see the garden store!

The owner of Lone Pine Feed & Garden Supply, Cliff Ward, went out of his way to help us fix our…read moreHonda generator. He even loaned us his generator so we could have power while we were dry camping. Great service by a great guy. Thanks Cliff.