Conveniently located on Main Street, our hotel is 15 miles from Crawley Lake and June Lake Village. The hotel is minutes from area... more »
Conveniently located on Main Street, our hotel is 15 miles from Crawley Lake and June Lake Village. The hotel is minutes from area attractions like Devils Postpile National Monument, Mammoth Mountain Ski Area and Rainbow Falls. Mammoth Lakes Airport is 10 miles and Yosemite National Park is 35 miles from the hotel. Our hotel offers many amenities including: Free continental breakfast, Free local calls, Free weekday newspaper, Free coffee, Pet-friendly hotel. Guests can enjoy the seasonal outdoor heated pool and year-round hot tub. Most rooms include refrigerators. Tioga Rd (Highway 120 through Yosemite National Park) and Glacier Point Rd open June through September. Pet Charge: 10.00
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Location. The Econo Lodge Wildwood Inn is located in Mammoth Lakes, CA. , One quarter-mile from the Factory Outlet Mall , Two miles from Mammoth Mountain Ski Area , 2. 25 miles from Rainbow Falls , . Features. Seasonal outdoor pool, spa tub, Complimentary breakfasts , Pet-friendly hotel , . Guestrooms. Cable/satellite TV, pay movies, Coffee/tea makers, Complimentary local calls, . .
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Conveniently located on Main Street, our hotel is 15 miles from Crawley Lake and June Lake Village. The hotel is minutes from area attractions like Devils Postpile National Monument, Mammoth Mountain Ski Area and Rainbow Falls. Mammoth Lakes Airport is 10 miles and Yosemite National Park is 35 miles from the hotel. Our hotel offers many amenities including: Free continental breakfast, Free local calls, Free weekday newspaper, Free coffee, Pet-friendly hotel. Guests can enjoy the seasonal outdoor heated pool and year-round hot tub. Most rooms include refrigerators. Tioga Rd (Highway 120 through Yosemite National Park) and Glacier Point Rd open June through September.
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Clean, comfortable, very spacious rooms
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Posted Aug 23, 2008
Good
This was my 3rd time staying at this hotel in last six months....all three times I have been in different rooms....i found all the rooms clean, comfortable and spacious.....the furniture is kind of old other than that everything else was fine...the...
Not one darn thing.Filthy, rude owners,
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Posted Aug 11, 2008
Horrible
Not one darn thing.Filthy, rude owners, over-priced, windows did not lock, did not get requested room. This was the dirtiest, grimiest hotel I've ever been to. There were mystery stains all over the walls, the room stunk, and the owners were surly...
We extended our snowboarding vacation
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Posted Jan 24, 2008
Mediocre
We extended our snowboarding vacation by one day because of the weather so we had to book here as a last resort. When we first arrived I noticed a weird smell in the lobby which I tried to ignore keeping in mind it was just the lobby. In the room...
27 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
I know that I stayed at an "Econo Lodge". The key word was definitely "Econo". The room rate was by far the lowest I could find in the area. There are, of course, several ways that a hotel can minimize their expenses. One way is by closing the front desk. I arrived a bit after midnight and found the front office dark, the door locked. Taped to the door was an envelope with my name. I opened it and it had my room key and room number. "Nice," I thought.
The next morning, my room phone awoke me when it started ringing about 9:00, while I was still asleep. It was the front desk checking to see if I got in ok. While it was nice of them to do that, I would have preferred them to call a bit later. For cryin' out loud, I obviously didn't get in until very late--they had already closed when I arrived, so it would stand to reason that I wouldn't get out of bed early. To their credit, though, the front desk staff were always nice and pleasant when I needed anything.
In the light of morning, the dirty carpet was more apparent. There were some Cheerios under the bed. The carpet appeared to have some sort of stain, possibly red soda pop. The exterior corridors weren't much better. The light orange paint screamed 70's to me and there were cigarette butts on the floor. Again, it is outside, but they need to be picked up--they were still there on my return later that day.
The pool looked nice, and I saw an employee out there with a strainer and doing other maintenance at least twice a day, so obviously management is interested in taking care of it. It is quite small, though. The area itself seemed to be quite full with only a few adults. The pool area did also have a hot tub/whirlpool, which is a nice feature.
The bed didn't seem to be that comfortable. I can't exactly pinpoint why, but something about it just didn't feel quite right. The room also had a light burnt out.
The bottom line is: this is your place if your looking to save big money, but that's about it.
2nd time here, and was disappointed. The room was clean and beds comfortable. There were rats in the walls and ceiling which kept me awake most of the night until I put in earplugs. The pool's light was out, and was not heated. The spa was not...
My daughter and I were pleasantly
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Posted Jun 29, 2007
Good
My daughter and I were pleasantly surprised by the room. It was clean and user friendly, with the vanity outside the shower/toilet area, plenty of space, complete with microwave and refrigerator. I LOVED the two racks of wooden hooks on the wall, so ...
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