Pet-friendly Hotels in Inyo County from $95

"Beautiful hotel, wonderful service and great food"

"Good location"

"Very quiet. Very comfortable. Enjoyed a good night’s rest."

"Very cute and spacious cottage Lots of towels and bed linens were comfortable. The shopping at the 2 gift shop was fun and the dinner at the saloon Was good. It teally is a beautiful oasis in the desert. And the old west yard with the stagecoaches and wagon train equipment was very interesting to us"

"Beautiful place, beautiful people… will be back"

"The room is clean and located on main street. Easy to check in/out, parking free, no breakfast but that's ok plenty of places in town, and swimming pool. The pool has a lot of debris most likely due to the wind so I elected not to swim."

"Perfect for what we needed- a place to stop and sleep halfway on our drive to Tahoe. Check-in was a breeze and staff was very friendly. Parking easy, access to room easy, location fantastic, fridge and microwave much appreciated!! But the true highlight was the double bunk bed for my kids (and worthy of a review!) We’ve traveled all over the country and finding this amenity is nearly impossible- such a great addition for families. We walked next door to Dennys for breakfast. Area seemed safe as we left our bikes and extra luggage in the back of our truck overnight (appreciated backing in right in front of our room)."

"The room was comfortable and the breakfast was good."

"The dinner at stovepipe restaurant was not good, chicken in chicken pasta was bone-dry, almost powdery. Surprisingly, breakfast from same place was delicious - hearty and wholesome. The difference between dinner and breakfast from same place was literally night and day. The most pathetic part was their unprofessional staff - judgmental pricks. On informing that wifi in our room is not working front-desk guy pointed that those are the cheapest room and hence router was under too much load. It was totally unnecessary to point the price point of the room when WiFi is advertised as one of the service. On another instance, waitress at breakfast buffet was pointing to my wife that warm bowl is for gravy and not fruits when she had no plan to use bowl for the fruits. I don’t know if this was casual racism because we are brown, but hard to ignore it when I didn’t see waitress being that nosy towards other white people for breakfast. "