My husband and I were looking for a getaway in the nature and I came across Postcard Cabins Big…read moreBear and next things I know we have been there twice in six weeks! First of all the cabin was really tiny even for just the two of us but it was very cozy. Everything was clean and pretty much everything you need in that space. One night stayed came with 3 wood bundles and a few starters which is enough through the whole dinner time.We didn't use kitchen inside the cabin at all.First time we cooked a steak on the bonfire and the second time I brought pre made food from home and just reheat it on the bonfire.Keep in mind,If you wanna grill anything on the fire you have to used Tinfoil and do not cook your meat directly on the grilled.(I think it was written somewhere) Inside cabin they provided an electric stove top,Plates and all kitchen utensils including dish soap and sponge. Both my husband and I have cell phone service just fine (Verizon) but when you're surrounded with that beautiful nature just leave your phone in the cellphone lockbox and forget about it (Just don't forget it when you check out) There were 2 electrical outlets that I saw so far inside the cabins.One was by the bed or by the dining table (Depend on which cabins you got) and another one next to toilet in the bathroom.Was it convenience? Not really but it's doable for us. Water pressure was good but used water one thing at the time.No sink and shower in the same time. There was no mirror or bathroom sink whatsoever,so get a lil creative of How you would put make up on or brush your teeth. Each cabins have there own individual parking,So don't worried about it. On the second visited there was cute deers walked by really close to our cabins.Love that! Customer service were great! Basically anything you need or any questions just text them. There was no front desk to check in or out.Before 4 pm which is check in time they will texted you the code and the instructions and then before check out time they will text you another code for check out.Easy and convenience. We can't wait to go back for the third time,Hopefully we can make it happen soon!

12/12/25 - 12/25/25…read more This was our last vacation before our baby would be born in March 2026. The drive down to the location wasn't bad, but it was pretty spooky the last 20 minutes or so going up the mountain since it was late at night when we arrived (10 PM). A huge plus for going here was that they are dog friendly. We had seen some reels of Postcard Cabins on Instagram and wanted to experience it for ourselves. Now if you like being cozy, this is the perfect place for you. BUT if you're the type of person that needs to stretch out and have lots and lots of space, don't even bother. My husband and I were interested in the tiny cabin experience and we wanted to unplug from the world a bit with just us three (me, Zach and our dog Coco) before our baby girl arrived. After we got ourselves situated, we pretty much passed out since we had been driving all day. What we failed to notice that first night was that the bed sheets had a big stain. Was it red wine or blood?....we didn't know, but I saw that after waking up the next morning. We texted Marriot (who owns the cabins) to have them changed, which they did later in the day because their staff start at 10:30AM. Our tiny cabin was equipped with a heater (didn't need that since we were warm inside) and A/C which unfortunately was not even cold. Upon entering the cabin, the door to the bathroom is on your right. The size of the bathroom (toilet and shower) is the size of a small closet with a teeny window to vent out smell. At least we get hot water for the shower thankfully. There's a small hot water tank that lives under the cabin. The bed is a size queen which is fine if you are used to that size mattress, but it was tight for us with me being 7 months pregnant and Coco sleeping on the bed with us (she's a 50lb dog). Complimentary items include: instant oatmeal, two water bottles, popcorn, 2 smokes kits and instant coffee. In the cabinets you'll find a kettle, a lighter, a lantern, cups, pots, plates and pans. Right by the cabin, there is a firewood starter kit and wood bundles. The view is pretty nice and the cabins are spaced out from each other so you have privacy. I would say overall it wasn't the best but it also wasn't too unpleasant of an experience. Maybe we'll try it again with our daughter sometime in the future.

We had an extremely disturbing experience at this hotel…read more After staying two nights, we discovered a large bed bug in our room (photo attached). This was not a tiny insect that just arrived. It was a fully grown bed bug, which strongly suggests an established infestation. What made the situation worse was how it was handled. When we reported it to management, the owner/office manager immediately tried to accuse us of bringing them, stating things like "they don't get there by themselves" and referencing his age and personal history instead of addressing the actual issue. This was incredibly unprofessional and dismissive. For context, I am 8 months pregnant, and we were visiting my husband's hometown. The last thing anyone in that situation should have to deal with is arguing with a hotel about basic cleanliness and safety. Eventually we were given a refund, but only after an uncomfortable interaction where responsibility was deflected rather than taken seriously. Bed bugs are a serious issue that require immediate and professional treatment. Instead of blaming guests, the priority should be properly inspecting and cleaning rooms to ensure no one else goes through this. Travelers should be aware and check their rooms carefully.

Overall, I really enjoyed my stay here. While it was about 30 mins from where we were going every…read moreday, the view driving up and down the mountain was insanely gorgeous! My guy and I got in very late and we ended up waking the owner to check us in. He was sleepy, but didn't seem mad, which was good. We had no idea the front desk closes at 10pm. Seems like something that should be posted on their website or sent in the confirmation email, which is another thing. I was very nervous the day of my reservation because I hadn't received any communication from the lodge since the day I made the reservation months prior. I was praying that nothing with wrong and thankfully, we were good. We got a map of the town and some recommendations from the man on where to go while we were visiting. I always love it when there are places walking distance to where I'm staying. The weather was chilly in the mornings and at night and our heater was old. It stopped working halfway through the second night. We told the owner and he came out later the same day to work on it. He showed up unexpectantly and we were just glad we were still there. The room itself was really nice and the beds were comfortable. The bathroom was the only place that could use an upgrade. I would come back here for sure. Not sure about coming in the summer as other reviewers say it gets uncomfortably hot, but when I went in October, I loved it.

We had a great stay at The Kingsley Hotel. Checking in is a smooth process. The overall vibe is…read moremodern, clean, and very comfortable from the moment you walk in. We stayed in a King Studio, which was the perfect size for two people--cozy but not cramped. The bed was super comfortable, and the pillows were just right, which made for a really good night's sleep. One of the best parts is the location. It's within walking distance to the downtown area, which made it easy to explore without having to drive everywhere. Parking is a bit tight but it was doable to get in and out. Parking in the front is probably the best option if you have a larger vehicle. Overall, a really solid stay and II'd definitely consider coming back.

It was a beautiful room with everything we needed. The check in process was easy, just make sure…read moreyou check your texts. The area is nice and there is a nice gas station across the street for snacks. I definitely plan on staying here for the next time!

Deek Creek is located about 25 minutes outside of Big Bear and the perfect spot to stay if you just…read moreneed to crash for a night or two. I can tell they likely renovated the rooms within the last few years. They have a modern feel to them and include a microwave and mini-fridge. They are very simple with the bare necessities (a few toiletries and towels). The room didn't have a hair dryer but they could have one at the front (I didn't ask). The bed and floors were clean, however the shower curtain was smudged with a previous person's makeup which was kind of gross. No cable or linked streaming service on the TV, just the free TV channels that come with the manufacturer. We stayed on the lower level and heard a lot of footsteps above us in the morning so beware the noises do travel. Parking is easy with a lot behind the back of the motel.

I stayed here last year and the couple that was at the front desk was friendly. I decided to stay…read morehere again and my sister helped me to book the room. She put the reservation under my name and wanted to confirm so she called ahead of time. The manager there was extremely rude and was arguing with her that he wasn't going to do anything unless hotels.com called him. My sister sent me the confirmation that it was under my name and the guy still had an attitude and wouldn't look at it until he realized it was change on his computer. Then I asked what the office hours were and he said 24 hours but after a certain time he won't answer only for emergencies. I don't understand why anyone else would even bother bugging other than emergencies. He said they offer room service but you have to let them know ahead of time. Our room still had leftover shampoo, conditioner and soap that was there from the previous person. The power was shut down for the city and the manager didn't bother letting anyone know or pass out flyers warning us. I found out from locals that they were shutting it down. This place needs a new manager because I wouldn't stay here again because of his lack of customer service and communication.

Beware if you book third party (I don't do it often but had points to use LOL) because the check in…read moreinstructions might not be communicated properly. We arrived at check and and nobody was there so I had to call and get instructions over the phone. My only other issue during our stay was that I wasn't aware that breakfast would not be included during our dates until we arrived and found a notice on the door. Otherwise everything was good. Our room was clean and the views were excellent.

My friend and I stayed overnight because of needing to handle some business nearby. We really…read moreenjoyed the spacious house we were assigned. It had two bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first floor which was perfect because I have mobility problems. The furnishings were very comfortable in the living room and included two couches and each of us relaxed alone on a couch which were facing each other, as we chatted and watched the sunset. My little dog also enjoyed the welcoming setting; it felt like home to all of us. The kitchen was excellently equipped. I hope to return with my daughter and her family of five. Upstairs had numerous beds and I think the house could easily handle 8-9 guests with beds. In the morning our breakfasts were excellent and prepared exactly as we wished. Again we had a beautiful view through a large window.

Deepika & Shem they are good service for customer. They always help me when I need help.read more

For some reason, we thought the Bear Springs Hotel was a lodge. It definitely is not. It's a dumpy…read morelittle hotel squeezed between a busy freeway and a Walmart strip mall. Here's the good: free parking. Now for the rest. Starting with security--or the lack of it. The only visible security was a guy in a security uniform wandering around the "bistro" during breakfast and staring at guests. Other than that, anyone can walk into the lobby, onto the patio, into the bar, up the elevators, and onto the guest floors. No key access is required anywhere. The Wi-Fi situation is also concerning. There's a guest network, but there are also several suspicious room-linked networks showing up. Whether they're legitimate or not, it certainly doesn't inspire confidence. The lobby bistro was disappointing. The food was bland, watery, and overcooked. When I ordered tea, it arrived in a teapot with a broken handle. Not exactly the level of hospitality you'd hope for. The elevator didn't inspire confidence either. The doors began opening before the elevator had fully stopped at the floor, which felt more alarming than convenient. The room itself was pretty janky. A decorative scarf tossed across the bed seemed to be doing a lot of heavy lifting in the design department. The bathroom sink was missing the drain cover, the bed squeaked and creaked with every movement, and the walls were paper thin. We could clearly hear the TV from the neighboring room. There's only a few tv stations and no streaming options. The second floor was noisy overall, with parking lot sounds carrying late into the night and starting up again early in the morning. If you're hoping for a good night's sleep, lower your expectations. The pool and spa area were equally disappointing. The hot tub had food and something dark floating on the surface, and children were using it unsupervised. The view from the pool isn't relaxing either--unless freeway signs are your idea of scenic. What bothered me most was how misleading the photos are. The pool looks lovely online. The room photos show bathrobes that don't actually exist. The food photos displayed throughout the hotel look appetizing and polished, while the actual meals that arrive bear little resemblance to what's advertised. Overall, the photos sell a completely different experience than the one you'll actually get. Aside from free parking, I struggled to find much to recommend here.

My wife, son and I stayed here this last Thanksgiving for couple of nights, although the current…read morename is Arrowhead Lake Inn. I would absolutely recommend staying here, cozy and quaint within walking distance to the village, our room was called Love Letter and had a gorgeous view of the lake, total of 9 rooms with ample parking gives you a feeling of staying at home rather than a hotel or Inn. Gail the manager, who has been there for only three months, was very nice and friendly and accepted us like family, they have their lobby filled with all sorts of snacks, coffee, tea, assorted fruits, fresh and delicious apples from the trees, chips, cereal and more, all open to the guests 24/7, she had even made homemade acorns with chocolate kiss on top, were delicious, all in all a great getaway, for sure a gem to be discovered.

Over the New Years weekend my husband and I decided to take a mini-vaca, I Yelped and Googled…read morearound and came across this place. I think we snagged the last available room (whew). The whole experience was great. Booking was super easy, pricing for the area was quite reasonable and then the actual space was super cute and fun. We stayed in the "Love Letter" room which had a fantastic view of the lake. The style was, as noted by previous reviewers, Victorian and beautifully done. We were greeted by Chris and given a tour of the spaces available to us which included a kitchenette stocked with snacks and goodies (midnight cereal, YES!), a wide selection of DVDs and board games. The room had a little fireplace, lounge room, large bathroom (no bathtub) and a super cozy bed. The ONLY thing that was less than perfect as that the blanket was a tiny stuffy smelling. We very much enjoyed this B&B. Be sure to check out the Belgian Waffle and the Village just across the way.

I stayed here over the weekend for some group activities that were happening in Lake Arrowhead. The…read morelocation is perfect, the village is a quick 5 minute walk, a 711 is located in the same parking lot as the Inn, and they have a restaurant inside that I plan on trying during my next stay here. The customer service was also really good and friendly. I definitely want to stay at one of the cottages next time I'm staying here in Lake Arrowhead.

Let's start with this: I rarely, if ever, raise my voice. I treat people with kindness, and pay…read morewhat I owe people. So, it was strange when this happened: After a really bad booking and check-in experience at Fleur De Lac European Inn, where the owner asked me to leave after wanting extra cash on top of existing booking, when I already paid via another booking website (**at check in, mind you)... walking in and talking with Karen, the owner/manager of 21 years, was a sweet relief from the chaotic energy from Fleur. Karen greeted me with respect, laughs, patience, and a room (#28) that was head and shoulders above anything Fleur was offering, and it was for a similar price. She and room 28 made me feel welcomed, and Karen made sure I had everything I needed, after a bad experience. I would go back just to talk with her, and her staff. Honorable mention is Michael, who was such a positive and humorous energy at the desk. The bartendress, forgive me for not catching her name, was wonderful and welcoming, as well. It's a shame they shut down the bar area around 9pm. It's a place you want to cozy up to, late into the night, and exchange stories well into the evening hours. I'll be back, and will stay there... hopefully sooner than later.

I loved it we have stayed in cabin #7 and in #3. I'll say that #7 is genuinely the best if it's…read morejust you and your partner and you just wanna spend a time away cooking and enjoying eachothers presence they also have other ones with fire places and everything but I loved #7 hope to be back one day

The lighting in the room was poor. The bed was very uncomfortable. Ultimately, we decided not to…read morestay the night, but left and drove all the way from the mountains in San Bernardino back to (ORANGE) to sleep on our own comfortable bed.

Time to unplug and be one with nature? Look no further than UCLA Lake Arrowhead Lodge which serves…read moreas a conference center, family resort and travel destination ideal for a tranquil escape or a picturesque mountain retreat. Amenities include swimming pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts, basketball court, sand volleyball court, hiking trail, WiFi, parking and an on-site restaurant. Cabin accommodations come in different configurations with most rooms including a fireplace and deck offering beautiful mountain or lake views. We've visited the lodge three times now. The last time was October 2020, and it was great to discover that UCLA continues to upgrade its facilities with new amenities including a tavern (they serve adult beverages!) as well as pickleball courts. We've enjoyed our visits every time, but IMO the cabins are due for a renovation/upgrade. After our most recent visit Memorial Day weekend, I would also warn guests to beware of oakworms or leafrollers (moth caterpillars that rappel down on silken threads) which seemed to be everywhere this time of year. We are a family of UCLA alumni and our getaways to Lake Arrowhead always have a special place in our hearts, so allow me to finish with...GO BRUINS!!! [Insert 8-Clap Here]

Stayed here for two nights for a work retreat and was so impressed! The amenities were incredible…read more-- tennis courts, basketball courts, a swimming pool with jacuzzi, cornhole (a game I've missed playing in the Midwest!), and so much more. The main lodge had tea and coffee stocked every day, which was so nice. Rooms also came equipped with a Keurig in case you didn't want to make the trek to the lodge. The staff were incredibly kind. From food staff to receptionist to bar staff, everyone was so accommodating. One small thing though was the drinks from the bar tasted a bit funny. Both mine and my partner's drinks had this weird barbecue sauce flavor, which was odd! The lodge is a quick 20-minute (free) bus ride to the village, which is small but definitely worth a visit. :)