Reviewing for 903 LINKS WAY…read more Second time staying at Snowcreek, I'm sure it won't be our last. We got a 2 bedroom condo for our party of 5. Parking was easy to find & the unit was conveniently located on the ground floor. Nice landing with hooks to hang our coats & stuff. Good size living room & dining area with sliding doors that open to the patio. The kitchen was well equipped with everything necessary to make nice meals. It even came with a welcome package of paper towels, dishwashing liquid, laundry detergent, & some kitchen towels. Freshly laundered towels were also provided. Small TV, WiFi included. Rooms are decorated just like any typical cabin would. Here's the thing, if you have a bad back... highly suggest you sleep in one of the (2) twin beds in the other bedroom. Those feel a little more firm than the master's which felt like sleeping on cotton candy. Haha. Futon pulls out into a bed, but we just moved the mattress to the floor since it was pretty worn out & you can feel the springs on your back. Dining chairs are wobbly. Just needs a little updating for comfort. Otherwise, we love it here.

Went up to Mammoth for a snowboarding trip with a few friends and the kids. Weekend was all sold…read moreout around here and ended up renting a place here. Prices - Place was way overpriced in my opinion but was out only option to house 4 families. Location - Not too much of walking distance to lifts or shopping, Short drive for sure or you can walk down the hill and catch a bus. Parking - 2 in the garage, 2 in driveway and guest parking available. Complex - Modern, clean and still under development. Condo - Place was new and well kept up, good decor , all kitchen supplies provided, view from deck and some of the rooms. Overall nice place but pricing is kinda high.

4.0 Stars I had a…read moregreat experience staying with Mountainback at Mammoth this past weekend. Mountainback at Mammoth offers cozy condominiums that are walking distance to Mammoth Mountain Ski Area's Canyon Lodge for convenient winter skiing/snowboarding. If you don't feel like walking, this complex is right on the Blue line bus transit (stop #51/52) for conveniently getting around the Mammoth Village area. You can also transfer to other bus lines that service the rest of the Mammoth area. The main office staff were really accommodating. The check-in time was originally at 4pm, but they let us check-in a couple hours earlier. This worked out in our favor because my friends and I were able to put down our stuff and head to the mountain for some afternoon skiing/snowboarding. According to their website, the premises also has a swimming pool, 6 jacuzzis, and a BBQ area. Me and a couple of friends stayed at condominium #111, which is located in Building 11. For more details on this property you can refer to this site: http://bit.ly/9H7eVG. It essentially had 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. I really liked this unit because it was recently renovated and it had everything we needed to make it a comfortable stay. From in-room laundry to internet access to a full kitchen (stove/microwave/refrigerator/dishwasher) to a wood burning stove, this place had it all. Best of all, it had an awesome entertainment section. There was a huge LCD TV with PS2, Blue-ray player, and a huge collection of DVDs. YES, that's right a PS2 and a Blue-ray player!! This unit has perfect sleeping room for 6 adults. 2 people can sleep on the master bed, 2 people can sleep in the room with 2 twin beds, and 2 people can take the sofa couch. If you need extra blankets or pillows there are plenty in the closet spaces. Although there isn't a daily cleaning service like at a hotel, the complex offers daily towel changing service. If you don't want to use the towel changing service you can wash your own towels using the in-room washer and dryer. A three night stay turned out to be around $800. I would definitely come back here in the future. == A MUST TRY! ==

Our unit (#12) was very dated. It was generally clean except for certain areas in the kitchen. When…read morewe first arrived it smelled like stale garlic, but it aired out quickly. There is a nice old fireplace in the living room, which feels a bit crowded w a dining table. Overall was relatively affordable, met our needs, but our unit was furthest from lodge, so try book higher number units. Also, in winter w snowbanks the sign for office is not visible if you approach from Canyon Lodge.

We stayed at a lovely recently updated Condo, 301. Top…read morefloor corner unit was very quiet and I loved the furnishings and the wood burning fireplace. Well stocked kitchen with a nice coffee/tea bar. Walking distance to Eagle Lodge, and often ski back trail is available. Snowshoeing on the bike trail behind Aspen Creek is convenient and fun. Great location for all activities. We will be back!

Awesome place to stay for two nights. TV, fireplace, central heating, WiFi & more. This is a do…read moreover for us!!!! Moderately priced. All we can say is give this place a try!

Outdoor adventures, hiking, many lakes to go fishing, biking on natural and man-made trails and…read morenice natural sites to explore.

We had an amazing stay this past weekend at the Mammoth Chalets! Management was so great with…read morecommunication, kind and accommodating, it made our trip that much more enjoyable since we did not have to stress over certain things like check in and parking. I planned this trip with a group of friends, and they could not stop commenting about how the chalets was the best stay they've been in at Mammoth. We stayed at chalet #9 which was not a ski out, but a very short walk to the main lodge/lifts and definitely a ski in from lower road runner. The chalet itself was cozy with plentiful seating, and even extra foldable chairs for our group. The beds were comfortable, and the bathrooms came equipped with hotel sized toiletries, which was a nice touch. The kitchen is a good size and well equipped with all the necessities, along with a fridge/freezer that was the perfect size to fit all of our weekend groceries. I also appreciated that they even had a huge pot to make group meals like pho, even though I had already brought my own instant pot. I would 110% stay here again and recommend the chalets to all of my family and friends. This was such a wonderful find. Thank you for the awesome stay Mammoth Mountain Chalets! :)

The management is great and keeps on top of things so you have an enjoyable experience.read more

So close to everything. The jacuzzi has a bit too much chlorine. But other than that it was just…read moreperfect for our little ski getaway. They really kept the parking lot free from snow buildup. Gave you robes to use when you go to the jacuzzi. Nice game room if it's a blizzardy day.

Ok, bias alert! We are the owners of this unit. However, I wanted to let you know about it…read moreanyway--both pros and cons. We use the office to rent ours out on a limited basis, so I qualify that this review is only for our unit, #50, which is an updated 2bd+loft, 3ba mammoth condo.[see www.mammothluxurycondo.com]. Basically, I'll tell you the pros and the cons of our unit and the Meadowridge development. PROS: *Close to Little Eagle [chair 15]; shuttle stop right outside complex [2nd stop from Little Eagle] *Across the street from great golf, Sierra Star in the summer *Incredibly private, mountainy feel with lots of trees and a walk over to the bluff gives you amazing views of the sherwins. *Our unit, as well as some others, is completely remodeled. A 3rd bathroom was added, so everyone has a private bath. *Well maintained jacuzzi, pool and sauna area. The outdoor, covered jacuzzi is kept at a respectable 102 amongst views of the trees. *Great layout for 1-2 families CONS: * "Walking distance" to little eagle is bit of an overstatement. It is a trek. About 1/3 mi, uphill. *These units were built in 1980, so some are still stuck in 1980. Including the ever popular "just-a-sink-instead-of-full-master-bath" wierdness that some mammoth condos seem to sport. *Our unit's heat really only heats the downstairs well, you need to use the wood stove to heat the upstairs; my guess is other units may be the same. If you are not comfy lighting a fire, the living room & the loft will be chilly. *Relatively further [considering mammoth is a whopping 3 square miles total] from the village or nightlife if your group is all young-uns

Have to say this is our favorite place just because there's so many things that we can do. Reader…read morealert we may have a interest in this place. We have very good vibes when you come up here. We can hike, he can run you can ski and bike but places that we recommend to eat are Austria Hof, The stove, and Mammoth Tavern, Delicious Kitchen and the Burger - if you are eating out.

The condos here are amazing! I stayed in 145 and had the best experience. It was filled with games…read moreand updated electronics, while the condo itself has a jacuzzi, sauna, pool table, and ping pong!! You can also rent movies! The location is super close to a bus stop which is nice so you don't have to worry about parking at canyon. The customer service was very friendly and helpful as well!! Great place to stay :)

Beautiful!!! Great environment, very nice staff! Would definitely come back! Expensive but to be…read moreexpected!

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!

Please be aware they have pickle-ball at the tennis courts. The noise is so loud you can hear it…read moreout on street as you drive away Even the manager said she could hear it in the office We had to close our doors and windows and wear headphones to drown the noise out People were playing some days from 9:am to 7 pm and later If you don't mind the constant wop wop, wop and don't miss the lovely creek babbling and birds chirping then By all means stay here

Clean, well kept, comfortable, quiet and in very good condition. The facility has good amenities,…read moresuch as tennis court, swimming pool and self service laundry. The grounds and landscape are well taken care of almost daily by someone. A creek that runs behind the units is a bonus, it's peaceful to walk to and see and hear the water running. The condo's are in a very good and convenient location with some places to eat, shopping, Vons market and public transportation a short walk to on Old Mammoth Rd. Open the windows or sit outside in the patio for a nice breeze, a beautiful view of the mountains, trees and the light sound of the water running in the creek and it's a nice place to stay.

We stayed in #66, and had a great time…read more The pros: - Easy walk to Canyon Lodge, saving you the time, money, and hassle of driving in and parking. - There is a living room, dining table, master bedroom, loft with a bed and bunkbeds, and the couch in the living room pulls out. You could easily sleep 8 here comfortably. - They have ALL the cookware and cutlery that you would expect at home (some airBNBs skimp on this), along with a basket of fruit, water, and energy bars, and also some things you don't normally see like tin foil and olive oil. - Fireplace was nice - There is an outdoor BBQ which is great for larger groups. - Very clean, well-maintained. Owners have good taste. - We had no trouble parking at all, and there is a giant tractor on site that did a good job scraping the ice and snow away. - You can walk to the Village, albeit a little treacherous with the ice. The cons: - Maybe it was the altitude but the oven took like 50% longer to cook. It's older so I think it was under temp. - The walls are paper thin. Our neighbors arrived at 10pm on our last night with a bunch of kids in the loft and I swear it sounded like they were inside our unit. I could hear every word, clearly. So if you are sensitive to noise when sleeping, I'd suggest earplugs or headphones. - It's an older model so the kitchen is pretty tight, and the showers are made for small people (wasn't a big deal). We would definitely recommend!

Conveniently located and walking distance to Canyon Lodge and the Village. Location is also along…read morethe shuttle line. Our corner unit comfortably accommodated four of us with plenty of room to spare. Our unit had two bedrooms (one king size bed and one with a queen sized bed) with en-suite bathrooms, a sleep loft, an an additional bathroom on three levels. Nicely updated and well-maintained. Clean linens, cozy, Wifi, and nice full kitchen. Units come with lockers to store your ski equipment which are located in the interior hallways. Not much to say about the rest of the complex since we didn't go beyond our unit. Got lucky with a parking spot right by building entrance. Minor observation not uncommon at this time of the year; Interior hallways a little musty, damp and drafty. Not sure if there was a delay in maintenance, but the snow was not cleared from doors nor exterior stairs making coming and going a little treacherous. Would definitely stay here again.