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"Nice common spaces but the hotel rooms are rather meh. Not a lot of thought went into designing the rooms - lack of plugs (bring an extension cord and power strip), spotty wifi, coffee but no coffee maker, a rather lackluster front desk staff. Not a lot of navigable space in the room, so don't even think about 4 people and all of your ski gear. Not going to happen."

"The hotel and rooms is due for some updates and upgrades."

"ASccessible parking"

"Excellent services "

"Everything was absolutely perfect!! One of tge best stays we ever been by far! Clean room, staff was delightful and shops and eatery I give 10/10!!! Will be planning another trip VERY soon!!"

"Stayed here twice now and would come back as long as the prices stay low. Gets the job done and right across from some good food/beer options "

"Waited 35 min to check in, bathrooms downstairs were flooded and I really had to go, my bed had slope to the right side. Room was clean and quiet but room service starts making noise at 8am."

"The rooms were very clean, the property was beautiful. The staff was fantastic and really went the extra mile. Shout out to Andrew, Kennedy and Joy who really went above and beyond to be extra helpful and made our first visit to Mammoth unforgettable. 3 of the most helpful people I’ve ever met. We celebrated our 15th anniversary and when we asked for a late checkout, they offered us an extra hour! One small area for improvement, the restaurant was understaffed the first night with only one woman serving and she kind of took it out on us guests. But everything thing else was amazing. The ski valet was so convenient. Shout out to Rodney who was extremely nice and helpful. The breakfast buffet was great. "

"We were moving my mother’s belongings for her in a U-Haul, but decided to take a scenic route through the eastern Sierras and have a couple of nice stays on the way. When I pulled up in front to check in, the bell hop seemed annoyed, even condescending that we had pulled up in a U-Haul. He rather snidely informed us that there was no parking for over-sized vehicles, and then directed me to move it to their loading dock doors (the vehicle was not blocking the driveway in front of the hotel). Not satisfied with how I parked the vehicle, he found me inside while checking in and rather rudely asked me for the vehicle key so he could park it as he felt necessary - completely inappropriate demeanor for a first interaction with a client/guest. Later, we ordered food at the hotel bar which turned out to be really disappointing. Even some of the staff made disparaging remarks about the restaurant. Terrible experience for a relatively expensive stay."