Name: The Mammoth Inn
Address: 75 Joaquin Road, Mammoth Lakes, Mammoth Lakes, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546, United States of America
Rating: 5

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Mammoth is such a great place to be in the summer sunny days in California. With a variety of hikes to explore, lakes to cool off in, and many more activities to enjoy, Mammoth offers the perfect summer vacation for anyone and everyone. The Mammoth Inn is the perfect accommodation to enjoy all the amazing aspects of the town. Clean comfortable and cozy, The Mammoth Inn offers a pleasant stay for any visitor looking for a reliable and safe stay. Easy self-check in and self service for light breakfast options and more products, if needed. Located in a quiet and quaint neighborhood, The Mammoth Inn is in walking distance to great local shops and restaurants. A truly great stay for short or longer stays to experience all the magic of Mammoth.

Vacation/hiking/lakes

Came here once in September 2018, and again in March 2019. It's very affordable for the area. The downstairs is really cute and cozy with the fireplace and a nice kitchen for their free breakfast (great perk). Bonus points for the hanging egg pod chair. The rooms are nice as well, great hardwood floor and a nice shower. My two negatives are that it's noisy when everyone is getting up and out for the day and parking is hard  The doors and hardwood floor just seem to reverberate and make it a noisy morning. In terms of parking there are few spots outside, and if you don't get one, you're stuck trying to find a spot on frontage road where you won't get towed (not easy, but we had luck parking at Lopez's overnight and moving our car in the morning). All in all, it's a cute, cozy spot and I would stay there again. 

Cutsy, Cozy Inn

The inn is simple with few amenities. It has fresh appearance (stated refurbishment is true), good space in each room and bathroom. Bed was comfortable, but would squeak. Room was very clean upon arrival.

There is no staff on site so it is self check in, arranged by text messages. On arrival getting into the room was straightforward and obvious.

There are limits on parking, it was not full (week day) so I had no issues.

Convenient location to the local bus stop, or a short hike to the Village Gondola. Restaurants and bars within walking distance.

The “continental breakfast” is nothing more than coffee and a few packaged snacks in the room. I would suggest picking up your own breakfast preferences at a local store.

Overall, don’t expect much more than a clean, comfortable room with a good location and minimal amenities.

Simple, quaint, and comfy

We stayed here on our trip, unfamiliar with the area we drove by and decided to book. 

It’s a great location, gondola rides across the street the main downtown is not too far. 

Due to COVID I’m paranoid I loved how the front desk was diligent about mask wearing. We never saw housekeeping which I preferred 
Asked for clean towels and they were dropped off! It’s a cozy hotel with a mini cafe which came in handy also the bus comes for a pick up to Yosemite which is a perk! It has a mini refrigerator but bummed it had no microwave for my son to heat food up.  

Very friendly and knowledgeable front desk service👍🏽



Great location

We stayed here for a short ski getaway. The front desk staff was nice enough but didn’t really provide any information or help like most hotel/resorts.  The room was clean but in dire need of some updates. The bathroom was the worst with a lot of cracks in the walls and ceiling, paint is peeling and it overall does not feel very clean. I would say it’s not bad for the price as long as you aren’t expecting anything besides a cheap place to stay. Personally I would rather stay in town if I was to come back to the area. I gave it three stars because it was basically the minimum i would be ok with staying in.

Needs updating

I appreciated the procedure for contactless check-in and self-service aspect. Understandably, the dining area and refrigerator were off limits due to COVID so I couldn't put my food in the fridge for the night.  However, the room I stayed in had malfunctioning blinds and one fell to the floor during the night, and the room was stuffy and had no ventilation, no ceiling fan, and no cooling/heating unit. Opening the windows was very difficult as they were almost inoperable and the screens had holes so mosquitoes could get in. Without the blinds there was light coming into the room from adjacent buildings and outside lights. Otherwise the room was clean, but not comfortable at all for sleeping. I stayed 1 night prior to back pack trip. My 3 friends stayed in a rented condo in separate rooms and I stayed at this hotel in order to avoid us all being in the same indoor space.

COVID aware & overpriced

My boyfriend and I decided last minute to go to Mammoth for a long weekend and found a great rate at the Mammoth Inn (around $100/night!) We didn't need anything fancy so we booked it. We had a studio that had no kitchen or stove but had a nice enough shower, decently comfortable bed, and it was clean and definitely did the trick for a short weekend and somewhere to just crash and sleep. The location was incredible, walking distance to town, and it has a super cute lobby. Parking is limited so a couple of times we were stuck parking far away as they were all taken but overall if you are just looking for something casual, small and minimal, this is a good place to stay.

Minimal but clean and does the trick

I don't understand the negative reviews. You know what your signing up to with this accomodation. It's good value, basic accomodation in a expensive area. There are a couple of negatives with minimal parking (which we were lucky with) The windows are dirty, dated and need attention. Beds need a headboard and another pillow would have been appreciated. Otherwise clean rooms, decent help yourself breakfast, nice lounge area, 10 minute walk into town with good selection restaurantes. Although no staff to welcome you, there was good information with clear instructions on arrival.

Underated

I really don't like giving bad reviews but this one really earned it. First of all, no staff on hand the entirety of my stay. Checked into my $140 room which was worse than a bad dorm/hostel room- tiny, nothing on the walls, no furniture (except for a bed about 6 inches off the floor), one depressing overhead light, and a single window which was completely covered by a wall of snow outside- which opened directly into the kitchen. If someone is in the kitchen, they might as well be in the room- zero soundproofing. I texted the number provided to complain about how misrepresented and unacceptable the room was, and to their credit, a nice guy showed up and moved me to a much nicer room upstairs- nicer only in that it was bigger, quieter, and had windows you could actually see out of- but same decor. If all the above had been the only problem, I probably wouldn't be writing this, but alas, here we are. I left after checking in to go have an early dinner, returning at 7pm to find all the parking spots were taken (they have spots for about 7 cars though the "hotel" has more than 7 rooms). I texted to see where I could park and they suggested a supermarket parking lot a mile away or taking my chances parking on the street blocks away where all signs said no parking 2am to 6am. That was seriously the only solution they offered and then I never heard from them again. Luckily, I found a nice local who showed me a secret spot a couple blocks away where I could stash my car overnight without getting ticketed or towed. So basically, if you don't mind paying 4 star prices for a 2 star place and get lucky enough snag a parking spot, then this is the place for you.

Reality check

If they call this newly renovated, they’re smoking something. Worst experience, terrible manager. Stay far away! Plenty of things not up to code, and parking is a nightmare. Will never return and reporting to code violations.

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