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    Juniper Springs Resort

    3.4 (376 reviews)
    ModerateHotels, Ski Resorts
    Open • Open 24 hours

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    Dekon B.

    Very much enjoyed my experience, my room was nice, had an odd smell at first but nothing a window and some air didn't fix. The hot tub we used worked lovely, although the others didn't seem to be working as well. I slept very nice, and I would recommend.

    Corey D.

    Now that I have time to rest and recoup from a great vacation. I would like to speak about the great experience and stay at your resort on July 17th. From the 1st day, the ambience of the hotel, the pool and the service was second to none. Georgia ( i think her name) did an outstanding job at the front desk. Very hospitable. The room was spacious and enjoyable all the way around. The only ONLY thing that was not up to par were the pillows. Other wise thank you staff for a great start to a vacation.

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    Andrea A.

    Updated review. Same as last time five stars. My husband and I arrived here on Monday and we are staying until Friday; a four night stay. The staff is so nice and accommodating. The first room we checked into, I wasn't feeling it. All the furniture was leather. No offense to leather furniture but for me, it kind of hurts my back and does not feel comfortable; but some people may love it. Also, leather can burn the skin when it is hot. Much to my embarrassment, my husband knew I wasn't liking the room so, he went downstairs to request a different room. A very nice worker named Kevin told my husband that switching rooms would not be a problem at all and he showed us two options to choose from on the third floor. I loved both rooms and I felt happier when we switched our room. For me, half the fun of your vacation is enjoying your stay and an undesirable hotel room can dampen your spirits. Kevin went up and beyond to accommodate us; I apologized to him for switching rooms and he was so beyond nice and understanding about it. Aside from that, Juniper Springs offers an awesome pool area, housekeeping, a fire pit outside and bbq area too and every room offers a kitchenette as well. Every room is spacious and roomy and the grounds too oh my gosh are so gorgeous. Also, the hotel is centrally located so you always have the best views of Mammoth as well which is such a treat. Highly recommended coming here for an enjoyable stay.

    Kimberly N.

    My husband and I stayed here over three nights. We had the nicest guy greet us at check-in. He answered all of our questions with a smile on his face and he also gave us some good restaurant and grocery recommendations. Our room was on the 5th floor of the main building facing east. It was nice to have a one-bedroom condo where we could cook our own food and have use of the warm swimming pool and hot tubs. There was some wear and tear with all of the cabinetry and the lamp by one side of the bed had a very crooked bulb base, but overall the condo was in good condition. I liked that you could open the door to the balcony and not worry about bugs because there was a screen. But my only issue is that our king-sized bed and pillows were not very comfortable. They were too hard for our liking so we didn't get the rest we had hoped for. It was a good base to go hiking on our favorite trails, like Devils Postpile and Rainbow Falls. I would go back to Juniper Springs Resort again -- but would bring my own pillows next time.

    Window looks out directly onto the ski slope (Pumpkin Run) and the Eagle lift
    Linda I.

    Such a cool ski in ski out experience! We stayed in a 2 bedroom 2 bath townhome condo at Juniper Springs and I was impressed with the experience. We arrived at the resort a couple hours earlier than their 4pm check in, and they ended up being able to get us in early. We did get a bit lost trying to find our place (as it was not in the main building and ended up being quite a hike all the way to their furthest properties). It could be helpful if there was a cart to take us up the hill (as we were lugging all our bags and gear as well and didn't have a car). However, once we found our condo and settled in, it was smooth sailing. The place was clean and comfortable. One of the bedrooms had an en-suite bath. We also had a small living room and full kitchen. The kitchen was stocked with cookware, cutlery, etc. Also things like paper towel, a new sponge, mini dish soap, and dishwasher detergent. Large fridge. The coolest part was that our living room windows looked out directly to the Eagle ski lift/run, which is just a short walk away. Our first morning, we saw a fox run by our window. Front desk staff is super friendly. At one point during the first night of our stay, we got a little lost trying to navigate the shuttles. (We wanted to get groceries in town and didn't realize the daytime shuttles ended at 5:30pm.) I called the front desk for some help and they walked me through step by step in downloading an app (MAWS Hotel Shuttle) that essentially was like calling an Uber/Lyft but free! Our driver also dropped us off directly in front of our door and saved us the small trek from the main building with all our heavy groceries. Door code for entry was convenient. We had WiFi and a TV. Daily housekeeping. There's a hot tub right outside our door. (Only minor note is that the sound really carries into one of the bedrooms from folks chatting in the hot tub, even when not talking loudly.)

    Chris C.

    Stayed here for a week in the newer Sunstone building - which is behind the main building and has one hot tub and pool instead of 3 hot tubs and pool. The pools are not very big - 6 strokes each way if swimming laps. We had a two bedroom condo with one king in one and two twins in the other and kitchen/dining/living room with gas fireplace. The twin beds are very small and soft - ok for kids but not so much for adults. If you want to be close to the bus stop you should choose the main building as there is a bit of walk from Sunstone. And if you want quiet best to not have rooms facing the hot tubs and pools. The public seating space of the Sunstone is also much more spacious and quiet. Both the village and town center are a free bus ride away, the village being closer. Hotel also has a shuttle on demand but the only driver is not there everyday and there are hardly any taxis or Ubers available. Best thing about this place is it's genuinely ski in/out (just walk out of the ski locker room and ski down a short way to the Eagle Express lift).

    Tired and needs updating.
    Susan F.

    We booked at the last minute and wished we did a little more research. This place is not close to any restaurants and does not have one onsite. There is a small gift shop/coffee shop that was supposed to open at 7:00am but it was not and I was told it probably would not open today. The resort is at 84% capacity and today is Saturday morning so I am not sure what they are waiting for? The rooms need updating and the carpets were pretty dirty. There was a shuttle that would bring you into the village or town that ran from 5pm-11pm and the driver Keith was very nice. Check-in was easy and the staff very nice.

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    Kevin made our check in and checkout process seamless. He allowed us for early check in, and gave us a few different options of rooms to pick from. He put us in a fabulous room. Appliances were upgraded, king sized bed and we had a great Mountain & pool View. Would again like to thank Kevin for a great experience. We're pretty frequent flyers in mammoth lakes and I can say this is definitely one of the top places to stay.

    Our condo view every morning :)
    Justin G.

    I have stayed here twice, one in the regular hotel and once in a ski in ski out condo. Both were fantastic. I also had an amazing interaction with one of the employees named Lannie. She was fantastic and incredibly helpful! As for a brief review; the hotel can feel dated an in need of some upgrades, but over all it served me well during my stay. One thing that agitated me was the inability to bring snowboards or bikes into our room. I understand why as this would cause excess damage to the floors especially in snow season, but I would prefer doing this for for security reasons. Besides that the hotel is a solid 4 stars, but the location next to the ski lift is the huge benefit along with the ability to get lift tickets/passes on site which makes it a 5 for me. However, my experience with the ski in/out condo's they manage was 5 stars all the way. You can't beat the location and the condo was much better than staying in the hotel, and I will 100% book them again. We had a 3 bedroom and it was incredibly comfortable and we could bring our snowboards inside :) Overall the resort's main selling point is location, and IMO, worth the price.

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    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.

    Extremely Poor Customer Service -- Save Your Money and Stay Elsewhere…read more The saga at this hotel just continued to get worse. We booked six rooms as a group, paying rates of up to $450 per night, and virtually everyone in our group experienced problems. In our case, we paid for an air-conditioned room for three days, yet the AC did not work for two days -- while the heat was actually on. Despite calling the front desk repeatedly, the problem was never appropriately resolved. At one point, Allie (sp?), who originally checked us in, responded to our repeated concerns by saying, "We have given you the manager's fan. What else do you want?" The fact that a hotel charging these rates considers a portable fan an acceptable solution for a nonfunctioning AC system says a lot. Things became even more disturbing when we spoke with Aureli, the assistant manager. Rather than resolving the problem, the proposed solution appeared to be moving us to an inferior room. When we tried to discuss the situation with her, the interaction escalated and she ultimately left the lobby while asking us to leave. Throughout our stay, we encountered an astonishingly confrontational attitude from staff. Statements from Aureli included "You need to leave the lobby," "You can't tell us what to do," and even, incredibly, "We have the room but won't give it." She even walked out on us when we tried to ask her the reason she could not change our room. This is not simply poor customer service; it reflects staff who appear inadequately trained in how to handle legitimate guest concerns professionally and respectfully. There were plenty of other problems as well: our bathroom cleaning was missed, the rooms were extremely noisy due to poor sound insulation, there was inadequate space for luggage, and there was no iron, phone etc etc But those inconveniences pale in comparison with the way guests were treated. Even more disappointing, Renee, the manager, never once spoke with us, despite the situation escalating to this degree. I do want to recognize Jenny, who was the one exception. She was courteous, helpful and genuinely tried to assist us, including helping us obtain the manager's fan so that we could at least sleep. We appreciated her kindness. When one guest has a problem, it can be an unfortunate incident. When a group books six rooms and everyone has complaints about the service, it suggests a much larger problem with how the property is being managed. For a hotel charging up to $450 a night, the combination of malfunctioning basic amenities, poor housekeeping, inadequate facilities and, above all, shockingly adversarial customer service is unacceptable. I rarely feel this strongly about a hotel, but based on our experience, I cannot recommend this property. Save your time, your money and your frustration and stay somewhere else. This hotel needs a serious review of its management, staff training and basic standards of hospitality.

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