Apartments in Mammoth Lakes

Perfect location in the heart of Mammoth Lakes. Great amenities including pool, jacuzzi and 24/7 fitness center and a good (but expensive) restaurant built in downstairs. Free self-parking. Great and friendly service. The room is gorgeous and has a spectacular view of the mountains. The main downside is that the place could be better kept/cleaned. Some stains all over the room from general usage, but when we saw stains on the sheets, that's unacceptable and should be replaced/cleaned before our arrival. Fortunately the service is very accommodating and they were able to get it replaced right away. Shower pressure is very weak and can be better. Same with toilet that has a weak flush.

This resort has all of the amenities of a big corporate hotel without any of the stale corporatized decor and energy! Every detail is thoughtful and homey, and everyone who we met at the hotel was wonderful from the guests to the staff! In particular, Chip and Eric were absolutely wonderful! We stopped at the wine bar in the cozy fireplace room for a nightcap, and as wine professionals we were surprised and impressed by the high-caliber wine menu, rivaling any other restaurant in town! Put this wine bar on your list even if you don't end up booking a room -- but, you should absolutely book a room! Also, if you are lucky enough to share a conversation with Eric and Chip - I promise you, meeting them will be the highlight of your trip, as it was ours.

We had room 6 at this friendly B&B, the room looked out over some pine trees at the back of the building. There was an armchair, a table with 2 chairs, a very comfortable king size bed with side tables and sockets for charging. The room also had a toaster oven, a fridge and freezer (quiet) and a microwave and a worktop with a sink. No tea or coffee making but my wife microwaved water to make tea and I went to reception where there was always a coffee pot on the go. The bathroom had a separate sink area with room for all your bits and pieces and a bath with a shower. The shower had the best water pressure I found in our many days of travelling. It didn’t quite knock you across the bathroom but was powerful! We loved it, after lots of driving it was a relief to feel really clean. My ocd detected some interesting diy attempts but they were endearing rather than annoying! There was no a/c but it wasn’t necessary, the room has large sliding windows with bug screens and there was a nice breeze coming through the room. There is also an outside door leading done some steps to the side alley. Best not to have this open at night as there is bear activity in the area. Breakfast is in the main reception area. There are several tables as well as 2 sofas with tables. It is billed as simple but it’s really more than that. I was so pleased they had a creamy fat free yoghurt and granola which suited me perfectly. There was bread and a toaster, butter, peanut butter (of course) and a couple of hot stainless steel things with lids (I forget what they are called) with scrambled eggs and hash browns. Two filter coffee pots with proper coffee and hot water for tea. It was lovely, after spending time in 4-5 star hotels where you sit in a stuffy dining room and have to order off a menu, this was a refreshing change. For dinner we walked a very short distance to the Pizza and Tap which has a wide range of local beers on tap and good food. There is also a sports bar and grill but it was too noisy for us. There is also a row of shops which include a coffee shop. This is a place run by young people who are doing a great job. I imagine its a snowboarders heaven in the winter. There are two new buildings to the side of the building which will add capacity.

We needed a room with three beds so the Edelweiss sufficed!. The room was sparsely furnished with minimal equipment, for instance no chairs to sit on, and no racks for your suitcases. I think this place was built many years ago, and though clean, it sure hasn't been updated. And it isn't cheap. The cable tv service is terrible and the beds are old ticking mattresses on open coil springs which make a racket everytime you turn over. I wouldn't stay here again for the money, but it would be okay if you like rustic.