The Shilo Inn Mammoth Lakes offers 70 tastefully decorated mini-suites, each including a microwave, refrigerator and wet bar. Convenientl... more »
The Shilo Inn Mammoth Lakes offers 70 tastefully decorated mini-suites, each including a microwave, refrigerator and wet bar. Conveniently located on Main Street off Highway 395 in California's largest ski resort area and year-round paradise. Only 5 minutes from Mammoth Mountain, this location is perfect for skiers.*** Credit card required upon check in.***
Orbitz
LOVED this place. VERY reasonable,
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Posted Mar 10, 2009
Excellent
LOVED this place. VERY reasonable, clean, huge rooms with very comfortable beds, mini-kitchens, very quiet, coffee, tea, juices, fruit bowls 24/7 in lobby. Fabulous breakfast, hot cereals, waffles, breads, cold cereal, fruit, yogurt, etc. Pleasant ...
There were 4 of us, 2 kids, 2 adults,
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Posted Nov 05, 2008
Horrible
There were 4 of us, 2 kids, 2 adults, on our way to Tahoe, one day of skiing at Mammoth. It was an average low budget hotel, a ripoff. The room temp felt like 90 degress and we couldn't lower it, so we open up the window to get some air as we...
As a frequent traveler to Mammoth
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Posted Jan 14, 2008
Horrible
As a frequent traveler to Mammoth Lakes, I know it's not the cheapest place, especially at the height of ski season. However, the Shiloh has set a new low for value not received for the money.
For almost $600 for 2 nights and 4 people, this is...
Our bad experience started with the
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Posted Aug 24, 2007
Mediocre
Our bad experience started with the front desk staff not being able to find our reservations, that took about 10-15 minutes to resolve. All the while, the front desk night manager was rude and in one instance used profanity in front of us and our...
The service was ok. The hotels only
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Posted Jan 07, 2007
Mediocre
The service was ok. The hotels only elevator was broken, the toilet in our room was broken and the hotel smelled like dead fish. I would only recemend this hotel as a last resort.
39 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for business
I've been to the Shilo Inn at Mammoth Lakes a number of times over the years on business. Lately, it's been looking a little rough around the edges with deteriorating carpet in the rooms, beat up finishes, etc. The staff is usually fairly helpful and polite. I'd still consider it if it weren't so expensive, but with the rates they're charging I don't see the value. In Mammoth there are much better deals at other locations.
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