The Mammoth 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 g

Positive: They did let us check in early without a fee Negative: If you’re traveling with kids this definitely isn’t very kid friendly. The shower is super small and all slick tile. I almost slipped, my son slipped. We found trash from the pervious person under the bed. No ac, the windows didn’t have screens on them

We stayed at Mammoth Inn in a pinch during a winter storm when 395 closed and we couldn’t get to June Lake. The room was simple and clean and warm, and we brought our dog too. The lobby has nice couches around the fireplace where I hung out with our pooch and my book while the rest of the family skied. Easy check in and convenient location. Thanks for a comfortable stay!

Easy check in, had a close parking spot for our room in the back. Cleanliness more than satisfactory and provided cleaning service daily while we were out on the mountain. Loved the simple breakfast and coffee that was included with my room, a quick grab and go. Definitely will book again!

Elevated hostel stay if your used to being homeless and don't mind being your own hotel security. Let me start with the good news. Check-in? Easy. Room? Clean and exactly as pictured. Bathtub? Big and unlimited hot water. Now for the immersive experience. If you’ve ever wanted to know what it’s like to sleep inside a large cardboard box with a dozen or so other adults, kids and yippy dogs, this is your opportunity. The aesthetic is comfort economy. The acoustics? Philharmonic-level clarity. Thin walls. Hardwood floors. Hollow-core doors. Generous gaps under the doors. The result? You will become intimately familiar with the comings and goings of every guest. Conversations in other rooms? Crystal clear. Footsteps? Surround sound. Door slams? Will make you jump out of your skin when your