Staff friendly. Nice motel that I wouldn't call a motel. It's better than the classic motel. Fully…read moreequipped kitchen and all the amenities. It's on the Main Street, but we didn't hear traffic! Park the car and walk to wherever you want to go downtown.

This is a solid motel when staying up at June Lake. It's a motel so this isn't a glamorous stay but…read moreI will say it's one of the better motels I've ever been to. The rooms are actually very big and comfortable. We had a downstairs room, off in the corner, with windows and a large living space and kitchen area. We couldn't get over how spacious the bedroom was and how comfortable it was for two people. The bed was super soft. Bathroom was clean and had plenty of towels. Soft towels too! A nice little couch and a three person kitchen table. Truly a large room great for when you'll be staying a few days. It was all of the little touches that made this room great as well. The fan worked and didn't make any noise. The heater worked great. The kitchen was equipped with a large fridge, sink, microwave, Toaster, and four burner stove. It was nice that they had cups, plates, bowls, and silverware. Honestly, anything you would need to eat in. We ended up eating out pretty much every meal because we wanted to enjoy trying the local businesses, but should I ever come back I would definitely pack enough to be able to cook here because it was a great set up. Tyler made check in and check out a breeze. He was nice and didn't give us much hassle when we needed to extend our check out by 30 minutes. He was very friendly from the get and insured we had everything we needed. We appreciated his kind demeanor as we checked in after hours of traveling. The location is five stars itself because you're dead in the center of June Lake downtown with restaurants on each side of you and right behind this motel is the very popular June brewing company. The location was walkable to everything we needed. We also appreciated that they had about a 10 car parking lot. When parking spots fill up, you are welcome to park on the street no issues. We felt that the rooms were pretty soundproof from outside activity but when you are on the bottom floor, we were at the mercy of the people above us. Unfortunately, the people above us were pretty loud, but that's just the way the dicerolls sometimes. I'm sure had we went to the motel staff they maybe would've helped but it just seemed Like too much to ask because really guests should be more courteous that we don't have to tell on them or confront them. The only real negative about being on the bottom floor, but I do prefer the bottom floor as it is easy in and out/not having to carry your bags up the icy stairs etc. The good news is this downtown area is pretty quiet and most of the businesses are closed by 8/9 PM so even if there are loud people, everyone seems to be in their rooms and winding down earlier than if you were in a big city so it was still pretty comfortable and reasonable overall. I would definitely recommend this motel when staying in June Lake, and should I come back up here soon this would definitely be my #1 choice.

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 !

Really great spot. Close to everything. Harlie was really friendly and helpful. Bird houses on the…read moretrees. Rooms were very clean. Great stay before a backpacking trip

Cozy and convenient. After camping a few days, we landed here to rest and shower. Surprisingly, it…read moreturned out to be a very convenient lodge for local dining and bars. Everything within walking distance. There's even a very popular bar at the lodge, in the cellar....yes the cellar! A true must stay and experience if your in mammoth!

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!

Very clean, cozy, & cute place. I like how well stocked they are too. The owners are really nice &…read moreaccommodating.

We fished in the Virginia Lakes area and didn't have much success in late morning , it's such a…read more beautiful area catching fish wasn't a prior priority, but it would've been nice. We did some light hiking and sightseeing around the lakes. We stopped in the Virginia Lakes Resort 100+ yrs old and went back in time, super rustic cool, tackle shop, sml.market & lunch counter with simple menu hamburgers ham & cheese all tasty. l met hard working busy host Carolyn, she gave us a tip on fishing so next time watch out. We'll return Don't expect 5 star, not a country club Cash only, no internet the way it should be

The only nice woman inside was the one restocking & organizing the lures. The others were very…read moreshort/rude with our group of 20 with some ordering TOGO & the rest just having a seat before we headed out to fish. There was only 1 other table with a party of 3 but I guess having a little business was just too overwhelming; so, we were dealt with attitudes & straight faces. However, our White cousin was called "honey" & sent off with a smile & a "have a great day". While I was waiting for our togo order, one of the women working had to pass behind me & since I don't have eyes behind my head, she had to dramatically & very disgustingly shout "EXCUSEEEE ME". It took a lot in me to not snap back at her. Also, she immediately dismissed my cousin's question on if they had a restroom & directed him "OUT THE DOOR 50 YARDS DOWN". She could have simply let us know that they only allow the white customers to use restroom inside, instead of telling us that they didn't have one. As we waited for our food, I watched a white customer head past a blue draw curtain that lead to the restroom. Lastly, my daughter watched the man in the kitchen drop a cooking ladle, pick it back up, & put it back into the pot on the stove. He threw a towel down to the floor from the counter, nudged it around with his foot to wipe the spill before he tossed it back onto the counter. He then used that same bare hand to grab my son's hotdog off the flattop to place it in the bun. We did not eat the hotdog but we also didn't waste our time confronting the matter when it happened. I'm so disappointed in this place. It's disgusting.

We stayed in Cabin 1 at the Four Seasons. First the cons, the stairs up to the door are a bit…read morerickety.The hand rail needs replacing, it is not sturdy enough to use if you need to hold on to go up the stairs. The cabin is a nice size for a couple, or maybe a small family, but to sleep 10?, I think it would be cramped. The fridge is a very small dorm room sized one. We could only get the front burners on the electric stove to work, and we didn't try the oven. The heater in the bathroom does not stay on,which is not great, when you go to take a shower and it's a VERY cold morning. One of the provided towels seemed to have some hard, blue stuff stuck to it. The toilet is...tilted. This is a little disconcerting if you have to get up to pee during the night and almost fall off of it! The bed in the downstairs bedroom is soft. VERY soft....and sinks into the middle. My husband and I basically kept rolling into each other all night and had to fight for space. The futon in the living room did not make for a very comfortable couch at all, and would take a SOUND sleeper to be able to sleep on it. The heater in the living room area seems to work well, and we didn't need the one in the bedroom as it seems to stay pretty warm if you keep the door closed. We were unable to use the wood burning stove as they only provide wood during the winter months, and we didn't feel like buying any. It would be great if we could have used it though. It got down into the low 40's to high 30's at night. The whole place needs updating as it looks like it came straight out of the 50's, but not in a cool, kitchy way. The railing on the deck...we get that nobody is suppose to climb on it,but when we even touched it, the entire railing wobbled Also, the screen on one of the doors was off the track, and no matter how many times we fixed it, it was just difficult to use. The tiny TV, had a sound restrictor on it, or something, as it was very quiet and sometimes impossible to hear. The remote did not work to turn it off or on. Now, the pros. The view of the mountains, out the back is beautiful. The deck, provided with some VERY old, plastic chairs and one lounger, was ok. Would have been nice to have a little table as well, so we had a secure place to put our coffee cups, during breakfast in the morning. The kitchen, though dated, is well stocked with dishes, utensils, cookware and cleaning supplies. There are barbeques, but no shade or places to eat or sit while bbqing. There IS WiFi, and the code was provided right in the cabin. It worked pretty well the entire time. The bathtub was large enough for me to stretch out in and soak in. There is a microwave, coffee maker and toaster also provided. The place was clean, but very dated. In summary, this is a housekeeping cabin. If you are looking for maid service, room service or other hotel resort type ammenities, this is NOT the place for you. This is more basic. We will consider returning IF some things, such as the bed, stairs and railings are fixed.

At three stars, I think Miranda's review (the only other at the time of this posting) is very…read moregenerous. Resort? I thought resorts were supposed to cater to your needs or something. Instead, when we arrived, we got a 10 minute lecture about how there is no maid service, we can't use the wood burning stove, there's no paper towels for the kitchen (at least there's East German surplus toilet paper on hand), there's a drought in California, leave your car unlocked because of bears (what?), keep the curtains closed basically always, sweep before you leave, and on and on and on. Oh, and the entry steps and landing (which is 6 feet up) - I had to pray they wouldn't crumble beneath me because the wood is so rotten - who inspects these places? Helen Keller at night? I was actually nervous every time I would enter and exit the place - what a relaxing resort-style vacation this turned out to be. Full kitchen? Look closely at the picture on the website - there is a tiny dorm-sized refrigerator that didn't freeze water after three days of it sitting in the freezer section - and that's after I spent two hours of my vacation defrosting it. There's hardly any room for one person in the kitchen, and if someone wants something, it's a total hassle to get it. And the luxurious bed - my wife would blink and the mattress bounced so much I nearly flew out of the bed. Add to that the 1960's blanket made of who knows how much polyester and you have resort-level romance in the making. Not to mention the boot-camp instructions on the wall which read, "on your last day don't strip your bed" - what? So they can see if the sheets really need to be changed or just straightened out for the next guest? Ewwww. The picture shows a comfortable looking couch, but ours was an unyielding uncomfortable futon covered with another nasty old blanket. I couldn't get comfortable while watching the 17 inch old-fashioned TV. Also, no Wi-Fi - lemme check. Yup. It's 2014. Need I say more. The entire "resort" is in disrepair and shabby. Weed growth between buildings. Parking area nothing but dirt and stones (not gravel). Solitary BBQ sitting across parking area with no seating or picnic table or anything. I like how Wikipedia puts it: "In North American English, the term "resort" is now also used for a self-contained commercial establishment which attempts to provide for most of a vacationer's wants while remaining on the premises, such as food, drink, lodging, sports, entertainment, and shopping. The term may be used to identify a hotel property that provides an array of amenities and typically includes entertainment and recreational activities". Now, take the opposite of Wiki's definition and you have The Four Season's June Lake.

We were very happy with Fireside 112 in Mammoth Lakes. the building is located about 200 feet from…read morethe Village and the gondola. The accommodations were perfect for two adults. I was amazed that the kitchen was so well stocked with everything. My wife is a gourmet cook. We are looking forward to next year. I will be bringing my ebike to ride on the many trails. Unfortunately, the bike lane only permits Class 1 only.

clean , well stocked, great location , walking distance to the village and the gondola to Canyon…read moreLodge. Nice cover garage parking. Easy drive to Mammoth Lakes and the golf course

Whitney was super helpful in detailing the property and how bookings worth with Nomadness Rentals…read more It was our first time staying with them and we received a clean unit in the central part of town. The unit had some nice upgrades and the online images were accurate to what we received. Check in and out was straightforward and we didn't encounter any surprises beyond what we agreed to pay for the stay. They have a large selection of properties to choose from and customer service was spot on for us.

OWNER BEWARE -- UNAUTHORIZED ACH DISPUTE, MONTHS OF LOST REVENUE, AND EXCESSIVE FEES…read more My experience with Nomadness Rentals was an absolute nightmare. They left my newly prepared Mammoth Lakes property effectively unadvertised and without a single paid booking for more than three months, despite my repeatedly asking why the listing was not live and what they were doing to generate reservations. While my property sat vacant and I lost substantial rental income, Nomadness continued charging me for setup, inspections, lock installation and programming, maintenance coordination, subscriptions, cleaning-related requirements, and other fees. The worst part was a $1,817.17 ACH debit from my bank account that I formally disputed as unauthorized. My position has consistently been that the account was provided to receive owner payouts--not for Nomadness to withdraw whatever charges it chose. Owners should be extremely cautious about giving this company access to a checking account and should require written approval for every single expense. In my experience, their business model appeared far more focused on generating recurring and mandatory fees from property owners than on successfully marketing and renting the property. Owners are pushed to purchase equipment, install specific items, use designated services or contractors, pay upfront setup costs, and continue paying recurring fees--even when the company's actual performance is extremely poor. I personally found these practices deceptive, predatory, and completely unacceptable. After months of delays, zero paid occupancy, disputed charges, and lost revenue, I had no confidence that Nomadness was acting in my best interest as the property owner. I strongly caution all property owners--particularly first-time vacation-rental owners, elderly owners, or anyone who may not closely examine every invoice and bank transaction--to review every contract provision, preserve every email, refuse open-ended ACH authorization, and demand written approval before any charge is incurred. Based on my documented experience, I would never trust Nomadness Rentals with another property, another bank account, or another dollar. Avoid this company.