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

Kicked out of he cellar for a drink he didn't have to put hands on me I would've left immediately.read more

9/5/2024- Stayed…read morefrom Tuesday til Thursday. Pros- received a text before arriving and wanted to know if we needed anything or had any questions.. I like how it's situated away from the Main Street. Super quiet... and very clean. Only downside was the tv.. super old.. Other than that it was a nice stay.

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.

Would recommend this gem to friends and family. It has a cozy worm feel to it. Perfect for a…read moreweekend getaway.

We stopped here last minute after deciding to take a detour to Mammoth to see the fall colors. I've…read morebeen visiting Mammoth a few times a year for over a decade and I feel like when searching for lodging this place always has vacancies so it scared me off. We usually do Airbnb because I like having a more homie feel when staying for longer trips. The prices here are cheaper than many other area hotels so I was leery. I've got to say this place greatly EXCEEDED EXPECTATIONS. We got a king suite, it had a large living area, full size refrigerator and kitchenette area with toaster, microwave, toaster oven, and hot plate. I was initially leery about the sofa bed because the mattress was soft and super thin but I ended up sleeping really well on it and my mom slept in the bedroom and said the king bed was the most comfortable bed she's ever slept on. This is NOT a luxury hotel, it's older, quaint, and nothing fancy but it absolutely does the job. Big bonus is that it's dog friendly and our room opened to the forest so I could take the dogs right out the door to potty and walk around. It's also walkable to several restaurants including Schatts (one of our must stops when we are here). Breakfast was mediocre but enough to fill an empty stomach and even if breakfast wasn't offered the stay would be well worth the price. The only kind of con is there is no central heating or air. It was 26° when we were here and the only heat is a propane stove with no thermostat or a plug in radiant heater for the bedroom (the wall heater in the room didn't work). All in all we were still warm enough but it was impossible to keep a steady temp in the room.

I'm giving this place a 3.5 maybe even a 3.8 oh fine...(changes star to a 4)...this place was…read morereally nice compared to the price we paid, it is the cheapest rate in town. We went with four people and for 4 nights it was $90 each person, with food included. It is in the middle of town with a Subway, Rite Aid McDonald's all walking distance so if you ever need anything its a walk away. The pool sucked, wasn't heated and the jacuzzi was OK, I like my jacuzzi burning hot specially when its snowing outside, lukewarm doesn't cut it! They had just recently upgraded the TV's to brand new flat screens that was cool, we watched the Lakers game there and made as much noise as we wanted and not even one complaint. We were supper loud how do i know this? Well a night of drinking and something else i cant say, will sure enough make a crap load of noise. The rooms are dorm based similar to those of UCLA smaller kitchens bigger rooms, a few beds (4) and a fire place which was very effective against the Mammoth cold! Don't get confused there's a West and East Villa, East is cheaper! Thanks for reading!

Mammoth Trip, Mammoth Trip! We all decided to come up here for the weekend, the BF, and our friends…read morewanted to get in some boarding action (or lack thereof). We were willing to share a hotel room, but then again we all wanted our privacy at the same time. Our friend went on a search and came across this condominium for rent. At $160.00, a night split four ways that was a deal. Our condominium was number "222"and from looking at the photos on the web site, it looked to be warm and cozy. We arrived in Mammoth around 2:30am; the complex is not too big, which was nice. Our condominium was located upstairs and not too far from the street. Laura and I went in first with our things, and WOW the place was big and had all the accommodations of home. Two bedrooms (one full and one loft) Two full bathrooms Fully equipped kitchen for your every cooking needs Bath towels and linens Flat screen TVs (in the living room and bedroom) PS2 with games Children DVD's and books Electric BBQ Complimentary firewood for the wood burning stove Electric heating Free Wi-Fi Full living room (with chairs and a sink in couch) As we were unloading stuff and looking around, Laura and I realized that there was a light on in a room but the door was closed. Both of us freaked each other out about what might be behind that closed door. At first, she was going to open it, and then we decided to have one of the guys do it. Hello BF to save the day! BF looked at us as if we were crazy then cracked a smile and went to open the door. Whoever cleaned the condominium left the bedroom light on. So glad that there was not some weirdo in there! We laughed it off and started to unpack our things. BF and I took the loft bedroom; the stairs are pretty steep and windy walking up with your luggage. Got a great workout that whole weekend too! Our area had plenty of space. Two full size beds, a torch lamp, and an old school TV that only had three cable channels a DVD/VHS and plenty of kiddie DVD's (womp womp)! Now for the truly creepy part of our stay, I noticed that there was what looked like two boards put up over some windows. BF poked at one of the boards that were covering the space and it budged a little. Figuring that it was secure and that it was probably either another unit or a storage space we did not think much of it. As I went downstairs, we heard this loud bang, the board that BF poked had fallen into the other unit (or storage space) all three of us came rushing up to see what happened in the loft. To our surprise, there was another room complete with a single bed, a creepy old school desk in the corner and a lamp on the floor. I now definably cannot sleep with that board being inside that room. So Laura said she would go inside and try to put it back up. When she went in she realized that "other unit" was actually part of ours and it had a lot of crap stored in there (extra blankets, paint cans ect). I was so happy that we were able to put the board back up. Now for the lowlights on the place (outside of the above mentioned): -Bugs! Yes, I know it is the mountains but come on inside the house. This poor wood wasp was trapped inside our loft area window. He never came down to bug us. However, his buzzing scared me whenever I was sitting on the floor in our area. -Dead bugs on our comforters. -Our urber uncomfortable bed that come to find out was an extra mattress that was tossed onto our mattress. -Bring your own TP. We started out with only one. No bueno when there are two dudes in the house! -The heater works great! If you are staying in the loft, by night 2 you are sweating worse than in a sauna. -Loft bathroom has an electric wall heater and a super bright vanity mirror, the combo of the two plus taking a hot shower makes it super warm (think mister toads wild ride hell scene) -The place is in bad need of some fixing and a lot of TLC. -Couch is made of feathers, which poke and hurt; we decided to use the extra comforter to put on top. Parking lot had a lot of spaces to park at anytime of the day or night; the complex was quite during the day and night, which was nice. And everything is within walking distance too! I would totally come back and stay here again, just probably not in unit 222! Eeks!

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.

The room was clean and well appointed. We did have a snafu when checking in which really could have…read moremade for a horrible stay, but the staff were very good and attentive and fixed it the best they could right away. While they had given away our reserved ADA room, despite us confirming it, they did their best and made it work and were very apologetic and helpful. And that's the real rubric for businesses and how they deal with their customers. Mistakes happen, but rising to the occasion with a friendly fix is the hallmark of good customer service. We definitely would stay there again.

Location: a residential neighborhood with lots of woodland to walk dogs and go explore. 5 stars…read more Rooms: much smaller than any I've seen at a Best Western property. Coffee makers in the rooms are terrible and leak everywhere. Luckily they have coffee near the front desk. 3 stars Food: Due to staffing shortages they sometimes have to cancel the continental breakfast. be sure to bring your own or be ready to go out to eat. Comfort There is no central heating with thermostat so you have to use the wall unit. I would recommend turning that on immediately upon arriving in the room because it takes a while to heat up. 3 stars. They do have a Jacuzzi on the bottom floor and it is quite large. There's a noisy fan blowing so consider bringing some noise canceling headphones if you're going to go into that water. Swimwear might be sensible as well other than that I had a smooth check-in and they got all my particulars exactly right. 5 stars. comfort: bring earplugs because the doors in the hallways are heavy and loud. they're constantly slamming every time somebody comes and goes. The bathrooms are standing showers (no tubs). I always wish there was a handheld wand/hose instead of the spigot that just rains on you. Maybe consider bringing one of those handhelds too?

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

My 6night stay was Outstanding! When I arrived my cabin was stocked well, with plenty of towels and…read moretoiletries. Everything in the cabin was incredibly clean and neat. All staff members were very pleasant and helpful. They were ready to help and were informative. I'm planing For next years fishing trip and will definitely book with the fine people of McGee Creek Lodge. Maria R. September 2026

I stayed here for 4 nights and enjoyed my stay here!…read more I was in Room 5 and it was cozy, clean and comfy. Made for a great basecamp for your outdoor activities. I like that this place is outside of Mammoth Lakes proper, so you're not dealing with too many other people. This place is very quiet and with pretty sick view of mountains whichever direction you look. Woman operating this place, Dee, was very nice and helpful. They dont do daily housekeeping for your room but they will take out your trash and refill the coffee K cups. Room 5 was exactly what I needed. Had a comfy bed, nice hot shower and a fun bathroom. Coffee machine in the room, nice mini fridge and microwave. TV has many channels, through satellite and subscriptions. Only issue I had was that the thermostat wasnt quite working right and my room was super hot. I gave them a call and a guy came to look at the heating and couldnt fix it but was able to open the window for me which did cool the room off. Great views through the windows in Room 5. Ample free parking here and breakfast served on weekends. Very well priced, and gorgeous here! Overall, a great stay and definitely would come back here! I would love to stay here also in the summer too and see these beautiful mountains again!