Comfortable thick towels, clean smooth bed linen. I loved that it hotel next to wedding reception at the Yodler, didn’t drink and drive! Just an old building. Management was great and allowed us a late check out for my daughter to have a zoom meeting past noon. I would stay here again.

Pretty dated and rooms/buildings need to be updated. restaurant expensive, room decently priced when we traveled

Right in the center of activities on the mountain. Friendly staff Surprised to discover that our visit right after Labor Day meant many activities were closed during the week. We had fun in the area anyway. Few guests in the hotel so wasn't crowded.

I've never been to a ski lodge, and this was the perfect place to start. The Lodge was warm and inviting, the fireplace was going. Our room was large and close to the parking garage. I was happy that every room had a portable fan, a portable humidifier and a small heater. I would love to come during ski season! The tram ride was wonderful.

Very comfortable environment

The beds were comfortable and the fridge worked well. The whole facility needs to update it's carpet and amenities in general. The little snack bar/coffee/store needs some attention as well. The breakfast food and the restaurant both had excellent service and very good food.

Good overall.

It was huge place multiple buildings

Mammoth Mt is simply one of the greatest ski and bike ridding resorts in the world

Mountains are beautiful

Had a wonderful stay.

Old but fully functional

Comfortable hotel on the top of Mammoth Lake. outside the centre for shops and restaurants. Nice lobby

The room smelled musty. No AC. The front girl desk told me to open windows. That would be OK if the high altitude did not interfere with your breathing. I asked for a refund after the first night after they said they could not change my room to the one building that does have AC. We were in the east wing and let me tell you, the hallway looks like a mental institutional facility. Creepy! And the shower heads? Omg. Have fun with these 1970’s hand-helds. Never again. Don’t do it!

For the pricepoint, time of year, and purpose, Mammoth Mountain Inn does the job. The facility is dated and — according to locals — will be razed within the next year or so, so enjoy it while you can.

I liked the location. Walking distance to the gondolas and other activities. I didn't like the carpet in the room and building we stayed at. It seemed and feel old and a little dirty. There was a big stain in our room. I do understand that with all the outdoor activities, it may be hard to keep it clean but i would make a big difference. The main building where the lobby is seems to be better. Overall, we had a great time.

We were in the Yodler building and it was clearly run down: Stained hallway carpet, peeling bathtub finish, squeeking floor and bathtub. Also the location is a 12 min drive from restaurants and stores and surrounded by large parking lots. Finally there is a resort fee of nearly 30 per night that wasn't clearly indicated when we booked. All in all we were disappointed and wish we had stayed somewhere else.

It looks like a while ago it was a great hotel but it is really old and not in a great condition. Service was excellent. The parking is not so close to the building we stayed in.

Nice room with very high ceiling. Very spacious. Parking garage. Across the street from the main lodge and gondola

The lodge is really nice. The rooms are definitely outdated. We had a fridge that didn’t work so we lost all our food. They replaced it with another fridge that didn’t work the next night so we lost more food and had water all over the floor from the leak. They refunded the service fee but felt like they could have done more. I don’t think the price we paid for the room was worth what we got unfortunately.

Expedia pricing VERY MISLEADING and didn’t account for resort taxes fees

Location can’t be beat! Walked right out front to the Adventure Center to catch the shuttle to Rainbow Falls. Hotel met all my needs for a one night stay, will absolutely come back.

The property is in beautiful environment, I'm sure during winter season is bustling with life, in August it was relatively quiet (which I liked) and there was a lot of construction work going on in surrounding areas. The dining options are not that great - it's much better to drive 5 miles down to the Village and enjoy one of the great restaurants there. I had dinner in the Inn's restaurant - and although the quality of food was decent, the service was not so great - the staff was more interested in spending time on their phones or watching baseball on TVs than taking care of their customers...but again, I'm sure this is different when the place is packed with skiers in winter. Overall, a good place to stay, with (for me) added value of quietness and proximity to the trails.

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Pet friendly, nice mountain inn

Awesome place to stay

Location at main ski mountain great for ski season or to access Devils Post Pile in summer. Due to it's location and age expect wear and tear, thin interior walls and lots of noise outside. Mattress, pillows and sheets were good. The main entry is sufficiently like a lodge and there is an onsite restaurant. The hotel has multiple buildings some do not have elevators (some travelers w long trips seem to have large luggage). We received a very friendly welcome at reception at check in and out. Based on what you get for what you XX for Mammoth Lakes, will stay again.

It was ok. Not that convenient to town.

I like it thank the area is close to everything

Old but comfortable

This hotel was fine. Beds were pretty good and pillows were great. It is a little run down - old carpet, stained. It was a little frustrating that there were restaurants but the affordable one was closed at 4pm.

$28.50 resort fee/n; room carpet dirty; shower bar hanging loose; sink faucet not installed properly; room tiny; would not stay here again. Have found most Motel 6 rooms better.