Clean, cozy and quiet cabins. Staff is very friendly, check…read morein and out was easy. Dog friendly as well. Definetely recommend

Cute little cabins at the very edge of town under the the towering eastern escarpment of the Sierra…read moreNevada. The place is run like a tight ship. It's very clean. The bath towels are plush and blue, rather than the usual institutional white. The bedspreads have georgeous patterns and the mattresses are comfortable. There are no motel cleaner and perfume smells. One can bring the car right up to the front door, making unloading and loading a breeze. On the downside: Our cabin was small, not a lot of space to move around. There was some traffic noise from highway 395 which abated overnight. The place had a friendly vibe of cyclists, hikers, and outdoorsy folks. We will be back!

Don't judge this place by the outside - this little motel ended up being exactly what I needed…read moreafter an intense hike. The room is small, as expected, but perfect for a solo traveler or couple looking for a clean, comfortable place to shower, cool off, and rest. The AC absolutely cranks, which was heaven after being out in the heat all day. The owners have added so many thoughtful touches: toothbrushes, single-use toothpaste, makeup remover wipes, bath gels, plus a mini fridge and microwave in the room. When I checked in, I was greeted with bottled water, fruit, and cookies, such a kind welcome after a long day. There are also cute patios with hanging lights where you can sit and eat takeout, and there's even a homemade ice cream shop right next door with a really vibey outdoor patio. One of the owners mentioned a nearby trail just behind the motel, and I'm so glad I listened. I ended up walking through the beautiful Mary DeDecker native plant garden alongside a babbling creek with little bridges and an incredible sunset view over the mountain ridge. It turned into one of the highlights of my trip. This place may not look like much from the outside, but it has heart, kindness, and everything you actually need for a peaceful stay.

The rooms are basic, but incredibly clean and in good repair. Just know you are getting a budget…read moremotel and that fit the bill as a traveler with her pup along Eastern Sierra of 395. The real standout is the couple who owns the property - what lovely people! They are kind and caring, clearly proud of their work. The greeting and hospitality shown is worth future visits along that drive.

Takes credit card. 20 min drive to Mt Whitney Portal. 45…read moremin drive to cottonwood trail head Has a lobby open 24 hours. Free parking assigned to your room. Additional parking in the back if your party has more than 1 car. The cost of lodging is high though, one of the highest in the Lone Pine, like $180/night. Free breakfast included open 6am-10am. Includes hot eggs, tater tots, bacon, tortilla, juice, coffee, pastries, milk, almond milk. Rooms are clean. Showers include shampoo, conditioner, body wash.

This Best Western in Lone Pine, CA was very clean. The beds were comfortable and the…read moreair-conditioning units worked GREAT. The front desk staff was very helpful and the breakfast bar was tasty. The swimming pool was very refreshing after a HOT day of hiking. I found the rooms to be a little pricey (during the first week of June) at just over $200 a night including tax, but I guarantee you won't find a cleaner hotel in the area. Have a blessed day.

Definitely our "go to" place to spend the night whenever we're en route to SoCal from our Tahoe…read morehome. Great smelling and clean rooms always await us.

Visited Lone Pine to tour the Western Film Museum and Alabama Hills. Stayed at the historic Dow…read morehotel. I booked a historic room in the main building. Free parking was abundant. The room was a little larger than I expected. I made sure to book a room that had its own bathroom. The employee's were pleasant and the hotel was clean. The main hotel is cooled by the largest swamp cooler I've ever seen! I would stay there again.

This is my second time staying here. The first time was pleasant which is why I came back. This…read moretrip (June 2026), horrible experience. First issue, they are renovating the first floor for which I have no issue. The problem? You need to post that online BEFORE folks make reservations. I have mobility issues and there is no elevator. I had to drag my heavy luggage up narrow stairs...very painful. Second issue, problems with their key cards...lots of trouble getting into my room with the digital key cards. Very frustrating. Third issue: their pool is closed in the middle of the hot summer. Post that online BEFORE folks visit and book on your website! Even if it's only temporarily closed. Fourth issue, the water was turned off for over 2 hours during the middle of the day for maintenance. Very inconvenient! Lone Pine is a beautiful little town with charming restaurants but not sure if I can recommend this hotel based on my most recent experience.

The staff is outstanding truly !I've been to five star hotels all over the world, and I have never…read moremet the kindest group of people anywhere. They went over and beyond to making sure I had every need was met during my stay . I stopped in for one night. I ended up staying six days. I explored the beauty in the area. The majority of me staying that long had everything to do with the staff at the hotel, no joke !! So if you're ever in the area and you're looking for accommodations, I would highly recommend staying at the Quality Inn in Lone Pine. I made some very dear friends there and will be traveling back every year for my quiet time after spending weeks time at our family home in Tahoe. On my way home from our families vacation, it is absolutely necessary to take some alone time, in nature to find my peace! Many blessings folks, you will find peace and the beautiful area. You will find kindness in their staff. See y'all soon

The road is smoother than in a millennium (with a few exceptions) & no construction through mid…read moreAugust! The historic cabins are wonderful & the staff is the BEST. Wild flowers in abundance & the bridge for White Chief up while the other crossings (Sawtooth, Franklin) need long legs or waterproof boots. Wild life is finally on the rebound after the NPS disastrous fires (poor management). It's our own little Switzerland. You won't be disappointed!

carne asada fries here were so delicious. i'm from los angeles and i gotta say they did it so well…read morefor being a little mountain resort restaurant. i loved the contrast of the creamy green cilantro crema with the red chipotle crema on the perfectly tender carne asada, which i'm pretty sure was meat from the famed harris ranch of california. the fries were so perfectly crisp and the beans, cheese, etc all complemented the flavors so nicely. we also tried the apple and berry pie. it was well done as well, got one slice a la mode with icecream :). the workers here are so nice and personable. real friendly people, we loved this young man i forget his name but he was from georgia or something. they sell a lot of cute souvenirs in here such as apparel, candles, postcards and stickers branded with mineral king. they also sell backpackers dehydrated meals and little toiletries and drugs you may have forgotten. always make a trip here when i'm around. love it. they also have showers attached to the bathroom and you could just walk in and take a shower after a lil hike ?? maybe :)

We enjoyed visiting withthe owners and Lucky ! Rooms are…read moreclean and quiet. We'll definitely stay again.

Super clean and quiet. Building is made of hollow blocks, so I'm serious about how quiet it is…read more Great water pressure. Owner is very nice and accommodating.

This location is at the end of Whitney Portal Road, in the campground, 13 miles west of Lone Pine…read more Ask cashier Doug for the stories behind the photos on the walls. Bought a good Mt. Whitney T-shirt and a mug. We liked the fries. The outside seating areas were good; move away from the store to avoid yellowjackets (wasps). In early October, enjoy the fall colors near the store and across the Eastern Sierra.

While hiking around Alabama Hills this weekend, we ran into a fellow from Texas who recommended the…read morepancakes from the Whitney Portal Store. We thought it sounded like a good idea so we packed up camp and headed up there for breakfast as well. Well after a night of camping, we were hungry and this place did not disappoint! You wouldn't think this place has food, it looks like a small souvenir/general store. But they do! They serve you pipin' hot food! It's a small menu, but so satisfying, especially after a long hike! We ordered: - Hashbrown combo, comes with 3 eggs, toast and a choice of meat, we ordered the bacon. They were the yummy fat strips.... so good! ($10.00) - 1 pancake (it's enough to feed a party of 4) Mr. Texas was not joking about the pancakes! It was huge!! So if you are starving, go order a pancake, you won't be hungry for a month lol. They also have free wifi, it's a bit slow, but it's better than nothing! Really pretty spot to eat a meal, there's a waterfall nearby. It's at the start of the Whitney Trail, so if you get off that trail early enough, this is a great spot to grab a hot meal!

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.

Very nice hotel. Clean,quiet. The bed was very comfortable. When in Bug Pine stay at this hotel…read more It is the best.

This review is specifically for the 2 bedroom apartment that is adjacent to the property behind the…read morelaundry mat. It was absolutely disgusting and we wish we had elected to book anything but this offering. It's too bad as all the hotel rooms and even the house seemed to be more updated than the 2 bed apartment. It's old and antiquated and deplorable at best. ​ The AC smelled of smoke and dust, within 2 hours our eyes and throats were extremely irritated. There's no way we could have made it through the night. It was dirty, old, dilapidated and probably shouldn't be rented out. I'm very bummed as all the other reviews seemed decent for the hotel rooms - which is undoubtedly where we should have stayed. The other glaring flag was that every motel along the 395 was full, this one was completely empty. $200 lost and lesson learned. ​