I've taken a few of ski lessons in Mammoth. Two at Main and another at Canyon. All of these lessons…read morehave been during the spring, the first two back in 2024 and the last lesson being in Canyon this year. I'm very pleased to say that I've only had really great instructors and I've been lucky enough to have very small groups. My first couple of lessons were booked as beginning group lessons but ended up as private lessons. This year, I was paired with an another skier who was really close to my skill level. The entry point for skiing is not cheap. I feel like not only did I get my money's worth but I gained so much knowledge and great memories from these lessons. I feel confident going down the mountain and even went down my first Black Diamond! From beginner to going down a black in less than a handful of lessons feels like such an accomplishment and a true testament to the staff on this mountain.

Okay,, it's been some time since I was last up here skiing and it's significantly improved…read more Employee attitudes are better and local people are more upbeat as the town and mountain evolves into a destination resort. For the 2025/2026 season it was the location for good skiing and even more so in the later part. The strangest season I've ever seen. Snow then rain, hot then cold then hot again, but Mammoth came through with some very good skiing if you were there at the right time. Nice upgrades on the Mtn with high capacity lifts and grooming but would like to see better dining options at the Main Lodge. Another thought would be for Alterra to loosen up with lift ticket options and pricing instead of forcing one to purchase the Ikon. All considerations taken Mammoth is still a great ski mountain and I look forward to next season........

I cannot say enough positive things about Canyon Lodge! I was there over Presidents Day weekend and…read moreit was so much fun. The views are beautiful. The Apres party was so much fun! Lots of people, dancing, and good vibes. I did a snowboarding lesson and I can't wait to go back for another one. The instructor was so patient and helpful. Money well spent. It was pretty busy and crowded, so I will say if that stresses you out, pick a less crowded time to go. Also, Other than that, it was great!

You don't need to be a skier to fall in love with this place. I came here during thanksgiving week…read moreand this place was popping. It was so busy that finding a seat was a little difficult. This lodge has everything for any skiers or snowboarders. It's five stories with different eateries and coffee shops overlooking the ski area. However, since it's just the start of ski season, not all businesses were open. Lots of restrooms and lockers available on each floor. There's a school to learn skiing and equipment rentals if you forget to bring your own gear. There's also mountain sports to buy souvenirs and apparel.

It's certainly not the most impressive of the lodges around Mammoth, but it does the job. I really…read moreappreciated staying near Eagle Lodge because there are some good green runs for beginner skiers at this lift! It is also not super crowded which is nice. Holiday into Pumpkin run (both green) is a super scenic, pretty low key long run to really be able to enjoy the view and a stress free ski. And the views on a clear day are spectacular! Eagle Lodge's rentals and ski valet (for multi-day rentals) is super convenient. The folks at the rental spot are friendly and very helpful. I got boots put on for me with some great tips to prevent shin pain and they were actually comfortable all day! Getting our prepaid lift passes was easy at automated kiosks as well. The food and drink options at this lodge are kind of iffy, nothing special. Some grab and go sandwiches/salads, and a chicken sandwich spot. It's not the place to be if you're looking for good apres ski and vibes. But again, convenient for where we stayed - Juniper Springs - and had what we needed!

Quick and easy stop for food, drinks, and bathroom. I actually really like this spot but the…read moreinside smells like a locker room. I think it's been like that for years. Other than that I like the place!

Absolutely incredible service and exceptional customer care. This was our second time using Black…read moreTie at Mammoth for our family and the service was excellent. From bringing all the gear, the sizes ready, making sure it all fit, made sure we all knew how to use it- even showed our 12 and 10 year old how to don and doff the boots. After a half day of riding my boot didn't feel right. I called, and Sam delivered a half size bigger boot to me on the mtn within 20 minutes- truly above and beyond exceptional customer service. Black Tie honestly takes the guesswork of renting gear out of the way to you can enjoy getting the most out of your ride! Thank you so much!!

Went up to Mammoth for the long weekend and my son wanted to go snowboarding. I told him it's…read morebeen 20+ years since I last rode. But with no one that would go up with him, I had to unretire (aka Philip Rivers). This place was recommended by a friend and all the people in our group rented from this place. Dean helped my son and I with the fitting and he could not have been nicer. Told him it was about 20 years ago since I went snowboarding and he was like don't worry you'll be fine. Lol. But really nice guy. The return process was quick and painless. I would go back to this place to rent.

My wife and I rented e-bikes from ASO. Sorry, I can't remember the guy's name but he was so great…read more Even though we own e-bikes at home, he wanted to walk us through the oprations of these bikes. He took his time explaining everything to us and was concerned about our safety. Great guy. Great place.

Came in to rent some bindings because mine unfortunately broke…read more Service was solid! There was a person in front of me and Todd acknowledged me and constantly checked in with me while he helped the person in front of me. Todd helped me take my bindings off and installed the rentals on. He also tried to fix my bindings, but unfortunately the way they snapped couldn't be fixed. Solid guy and this place has great prices as well!

One of the two places to grab a bite to eat at June Mountain…read more Quick and friendly service. The food is great for how quickly they need to keep serving everyone. The philly cheesesteak and fries were a sizable portion for the price on the mountain. If you are willing to splurge a little get yourself an ice cream cookie sandwich. that was one of the best treats i had on the mountain!

Old review that's been sitting in draft: For newbs learning to board or ski, this is the Gull lake…read morelodge remains our fav place to stay in June. Consistent over the years.. wonderful customer service, clean, comfy, and modern with dog friendly rooms. Pet rules: two dogs max. $20 x dog per night (3rd night they stay for free. yay!) The small things like having soft plush towels, Mrs. Meyers hand/dish soap and kitchen stocked with cooking oil, spices, and ground coffee is a big plus. Kyle and Krissy are always friendly and responsive over email. We stayed in few different rooms and the cabins here and you can't go wrong with any them. perfect spot. Long wide runs and friendly staff. The only way up is the two seater chair lift..it can be scary, but you don't have to strap in, so it takes off the anxiety of getting off the chair lift on top. Chair J6 is the easiest to get on and off the lift. It slows down a bit on top with a low incline. There are some flat areas on this run, so keep your speed or you're have to shimmy or walk until you get to an inclined. J2 is a two-seater. It lifts up and turns quickly, so make sure to unload as soon as you're on top. Especially for shorter people, the chair lifts up and can knock off your balance.

A great hotel with plenty of amenities and relatively close to shopping and hiking!…read more Initially we had booked a standard king room, but upon arrival, we got upgraded to a two bedroom king room! That was really cool, we've never had such a nice upgrade before. The rooms come with all the standard amenities. In the summer, it's important to note there is no AC but the rooms have box fans in them you can put in the windows if it gets warm. The night time cools down pretty quickly so it's not terrible until the afternoon lol. But we spent most of our time outside of the room anyway. The pool is large and there are two hot tubs! Also a fitness room, which we didn't get around to using but it looked nice. Also, on the first floor, there's a store for any of the basics like sunscreen, snacks, T-shirts, and other gifts which is convenient. We had a great time staying here, and I think we would definitely stay here again next time we're in the area.

The staff was very nice. The location is excellent. The one bedroom room was good…read more Unfortunately, I came in July and there is no air-conditioning. Only one window that opens with a screen in the bedroom. The living room door opens, but there is no screen so anything can fly in to your place. The place never really cools down. And it becomes a sauna during the day. Either they install AC units or they shouldn't be open in the summer.

Great service and clean comfortable rooms in a great area that also includes breakfast, what else…read morecan you ask for? I KNOW.... its also dog friendly AND reasonably priced! I will definitely stay here the next time I visit Mammoth. Receptionist was friendly and parking was also easy.

I wish I could give this place less than one star, because of the way I was treated by their…read morefront-desk attendant, Sarah, who made a racist comment during our phone conversation. My husband and I made a reservation through Expedia for the beginning of September. When we arrived, the room was extremely hot and had no AC, so we asked if we could cancel the reservation on the spot. The young woman at the front desk told us she needed to check with her manager. She appeared to receive approval from the manager via text and told us that we would receive our refund through Expedia. We never received the refund. For the rest of September, whenever we contacted the hotel, we were told that the manager, either Mary or Lucero, was not working that day. Fast-forward to today. I spoke with Sarah after asking to speak with a manager, and she said she could help me. She told me that, on her end, our reservation appeared as a no-show and that the hotel had refunded the virtual card. She told me to contact Expedia. Expedia told me they would contact the hotel to find out what had happened. Expedia later told me that Sarah had said the hotel declined the refund on their end. I called Sarah back because there was clearly conflicting information. During that conversation, Sarah changed her explanation and said that we were Expedia's customers, not theirs, so there was nothing she could do. She also said she had no way to decline a refund. I have attached a screenshot of Expedia telling me she declined the refund. When I questioned her about the conflicting information regarding the refund, Sarah became aggravated and ended the conversation by telling me that I have a "thick accent" and that this was probably why there had been so many misunderstandings during our conversation. I do have an accent, but that was an unnecessary and inappropriate comment to make to a customer. To the Cinnamon Bear Inn owners and staff, there was no need to make a racist comment or have us go through all of this to keep our $124. I hope this review helps others understand what they may experience at this inn.

Rooms were exceptionally clean. Plenty of parking and restaurants near by…read more Front staff were quick and helpful.

Such a great place to stay. The rooms are beautiful and the staff is great! The hotel is in the…read moreperfect spot to walk to the village! If you're looking for a friendly place to have a drink or pub grub the clock tower has great food and a friendly atmosphere. You can't go wrong staying at this place! A+++++++

What's not to love about Mammoth Mountain? One of the best places to enjoy winter sports and make…read morememories with family. We came in April and it wasn't too crowded but there was plenty of snow and fun memories to be made. 5 stars! Lettttttsss gooooo

Last winter break, we drove our kids up to Mammoth for their first ski experience. They signed up…read morefor lessons at the main lodge with Paul Kim being their instructor both times. The kids loved him and they quickly progressed from the magic carpet to the ski lift to doing runs. They didn't want to leave! Paul kept us up to date with videos and texts during the lessons so we didn't worry about the kids at all. Would highly recommend it and hopefully we will be back next season!