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Lakefront Restaurant fine dining, Ski-in cross-country trail access
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Mountainside Grill and Yodler Bar, Dedicated ski and bike valet
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Heated outdoor pools and spas, True ski-in ski-out access
Year-round heated outdoor pool, Diverse on-site gastronomy
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Signature Bar Sierra dining, Wellness sauna and steam room
Heated outdoor pool with mountain views, Prime Village-side location
Convenient ski valet and storage, Heated outdoor pool and hot tubs
Indoor pool and hot tub, Skadi fine-dining restaurant
Expansive indoor hot tub, Ski-centric mountain retreat
Relaxing steam room and sauna, Central Main Street location
Seasonal swimming pool and sundeck, Dedicated ski and snowboard storage
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Modern mountain-inspired interiors, Year-round mountain shuttle access
Select rooms with whirlpool tubs, Authentic European chalet ambiance
Budget-friendly mountain base, Central Main Street location
Historic 1950s knotty pine lodge, Pet-friendly accommodations
Renovated rooms with mountain views, Prime location for outdoor enthusiasts
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Year-round outdoor hot tub, Ski-oriented mountain retreat
Indoor spa and wellness center, Refined mountain inn experience
Hot tub for unwinding, Rustic-chic lodge ambiance
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Access to diverse outdoor activities, Adults-only hostel experience
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Recreational game room, Proximity to Mammoth Lakes attractions
Relaxing outdoor hot tub, Cozy, cabin-esque room designs
Scenic mountain and lake views, Year-round outdoor pool and hot tubs
Shared hot tub and sauna, Proximity to Village Gondola
Stunning Convict Lake setting, Cabins with private hot tubs
Outdoor swimming pool and hot tubs, Spacious multi-level apartment
Outdoor swimming pool access, Access to local hot springs
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Old-time prospectors may have had limited success in this former gold rush town, but Mammoth Lakes’ sparkle is far from faded. Set in the foothills of California’s mighty Sierra Nevada, Mammoth Lakes wows visitors with its natural beauty, offering an incredible array of attractions in an equally stunning setting. This town is a magnet for outdoor sport enthusiasts, but those who prefer a more sedate itinerary won’t be left out. While shopping and eating opportunities abound here, a dip in any of the area’s natural hot springs offers a tamer way of experiencing the natural beauty of Mammoth Lakes.
Main Street – also known as California State Route 203 – runs almost directly up to the snow-capped bulk of Mammoth Mountain and is Mammoth Lakes’ major thoroughfare. In addition to an array of lodging and hotel options, this street is lined with a selection of eateries and retail outlets. If you’re facing Mammoth Mountain, you’ll find that Main Street first branches off into Old Mammoth Road on the left before winding into Minaret Road further up on the right. These areas also offer a wide choice of accommodation, eating and shopping opportunities. But for all of its modern amenities, Mammoth Lakes is today visually dominated by its incredibly active geology. Indeed, the town now sits in the natural bowl of the Long Valley Caldera, an area formed by ancient volcanic eruptions. This legacy is reflected in the region’s towering mountains and clear lakes as well as in its fantastical tufa and basalt formations, craters, geysers and bubbling hot springs.
Mammoth Lakes’ vibrant geological landscape has made it a favourite playground for outdoor sport enthusiasts. The town’s eponymous mountain is one of California’s most famous winter sports spots, attracting both skiers and snowboarders alike. However, those who’d prefer to stay off-piste will find that Mammoth Lakes offers more than enough to keep busy. Cyclists can take their pick from a range of local tarmacked routes or tackle the area’s more challenging mountain paths. For travellers who’d rather stay bipedal, the region boasts a huge array of trails and paths, with many winding their way around some of the area’s top beauty spots, including Convict, June, Emerald and Sherwin lakes as well as Devils Postpile National Monument and Rainbow Falls. But if all you want is a great view, you’d be hard-pressed to do better than a trip to Minaret Vista, which offers spectacular sunrise and sunset panoramas in a striking setting.
While the attractions of Mammoth Lakes are stunning, hard-core outdoor activities aren’t everyone’s cup of tea. If you fall into this category, that’s OK, because this town offers enough to keep even the most urbane travellers happy. For example, discerning shoppers will find plenty of boutiques dotted along the Minaret Road and Main Street areas. Even if you haven’t been on the slopes, there’s no reason why – given the area’s range of eating and drinking venues – you can’t enjoy an après-ski. From Mexican cafés and cocktail bars to Tiki lounges, visitors will find that Mammoth Lakes offers plenty of places to unwind. But for those who want to dip their toes in the region’s natural attractions, a trip to any of the area’s hot springs is the ticket to relaxation. The nearby Benton, Travertine and Keough hot springs offer visitors the chance to soak away the stress after a long day on the slopes or in the shops.
For those looking for a place to stay, a lack of accommodation is certainly not a problem in this California resort town. Despite its relatively small size, the area is absolutely awash with beds. From chain hotels and cosy B&Bs to rustic inns and alpine-inspired resort lodges and cabins, Mammoth Lakes offers digs to suit every budget, every taste and every itinerary. There is a vast array of accommodation options dotted around the town’s major thoroughfares, with the chain hotels in Mammoth Lakes’ California State Route 203/Main Street area offering potentially good value to those on a budget. But if you’re intent on a swanky ski resort experience, it’s best to head up toward Mammoth Mountain, an area that boasts an array of sleek and well-appointed chalets and lodges. Back in town, the hotels and resorts set just off of Old Mammoth Road offer a good alternative for those looking to stay off of Mammoth Lakes’ busy Main Street.
September is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Mammoth Lakes, with typical prices around $366 per night based on 146 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Mammoth Lakes are usually highest during January, with typical prices around $966 per night.
Hotel prices in Mammoth Lakes usually range from $278 per night to $1,096 per night, with typical prices around $420 per night.
Hotel prices in Mammoth Lakes are typically lowest in September at around $366 per night, rising to around $966 per night in January.
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In Mammoth Lakes, you might want to check out Juniper Springs Resort, Limelight Mammoth, Tamarack Lodge, Quality Inn near Mammoth Mountain Ski Resort. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Mammoth Lakes, you might want to explore Horizons 4 179, Chateau Sans Nom 31, Snowcreek #881 - Phase V, Snowcreek 888 Phase V. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Tamarack Lodge, Motel 6 Mammoth Lakes, CA, Mammoth Mountain Inn, The Westin Monache Resort, Mammoth could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Mammoth Lakes, check out Juniper Springs Resort, Shilo Inns Mammoth Lakes, Austria Hof Lodge, Great Mountain Getaway-Located At The Base Of Canyon Lodge Ski Area – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Mammoth Lakes, check out Juniper Springs Resort, Limelight Mammoth, Mammoth Mountain Inn, The Village Lodge – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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