Four Seasons — Hotel in Mammoth Lakes

We recently stayed 6 nights at the Four Seasons. These are 5 older A-frame chalets off the June Lake Loop road. Each cabin is about 900 square feet, which was quite enough room for my family of four. The upstairs loft had 3 single beds, and a dresser. There was still enough room for a floor sleeper or two, or the supplied roll-away bed. The main bedroom had a queen bed, and a dresser/vanity combo. The living room had a futon couch, which was also a queen sized bed. This place could easily sleep a family of 10. There is also a kitchenette, lacking only an oven, an apartment sized fridge, a fireplace and 2 tables, one in the kitchen and one in the main area, which we used for a game table. there is also a small patio in back, which had a lounger and three chairs. The patios afford you a front row view of Carson Peak, and the wildlife show every morning and evening of deer and the occasional bear. (Don't leave food or trash out!) There is a gas bbq in the common area in case you want to grill, which we did. Our cabin was clean and well stocked. We had all the basic utensils we needed to cook and clean. I would suggest bringing your own knives if you are making special dishes like we did. I would also suggest bringing a box fan or two if you are there in the summer. There is a hiking path directly behind the Four Seasons as well. There is a tv which we turned on a few times for news and weather. Unsure about internet since we unplugged as much as we could. Overall, we enjoyed our stay here and encountered no problems. It is not in the village and there is no lake view. However, we were not there to look out the window, so it was an excellent base to explore the area. ||||The real excellence here was the customer service by one of the owners, Jamie. After we booked, she was in constant contact with us, making suggestions on what to bring and giving us weather updates. Since we were first timers, she also sent us suggestions on things to do. This alone made me feel comfortable that we were staying some place that actually cares about their customers. I would recommend this place to anyone and we will stay there again on our next trip...

I had the pleasure of staying in one of these adorable A-frame cabins over a weekend in June, 2015. The new owners were there the same weekend working on the property and were SUPER awesome and extremely helpful. They answered all of our questions, and seemed to genuinely care about making our experience at the Four Seasons one to remember.||||I believe they are still in the tweaking stage of renovations (they mentioned taking over the property from a family member) but the cabin itself was super clean, and roomy with an adorable vintage vibe. It had a great deck with views of a beautiful mountainside with a ton of wildlife around. The location can't be beat- it's right in between the June Lake town area and Silver Lake area.||||We loved the cute room at the top that had 3-4 single beds, and the master bedroom on the first floor was very comfortable. During the day the cabin has wonderful natural lighting. I thought one of the greatest touches to our stay was the empty June Lake Brewery GROWLER that the owners leave in all the cabins. It gives you the opportunity to take it to the brewery itself and fill it up (as long as you leave the empty growler behind when you check-out) ||||We had breakfast at the Silverlake Cafe (recommended by the owners!); it was DELICIOUS and exactly what you would want in a small town cafe. We made a ton of friends among the locals when we went out at night. I highly recommend hitting up the June Lake Brewery (bring your growler!) - fantastic beers and amazing service. If you're a pool player or just like to have a beer and check out the mellow local scene you should head over to Tiger Bar. ||||It was about a 7 minute drive to the beach on the lake (not 100% what beach we ended up at) the water was crisp but not too cold, and a gorgeous turquoise/blue. The beach itself wasn't over crowded, the weather was clear and it was a lovely afternoon just floating in the lake. ||||All in all, it was a fabulous weekend and I would recommend this cabin to anyone planning a trip to the June Lake area. I will most definitely be...

I hope to provide a balanced review. We got to the cabin late at night and the owner had left the key attached to the office door, so nice and easy to get in. On entering the cabin, we were happy to be there. We stayed in cabin 1 and found it difficult to get all of the electric heaters working and mistakenly turned them off overnight. I slept in one of the single beds in the balconied 'loft' room and was very cold. When the sun came up, we were very happy with the location and lovely view of the mountains. We had brought provisions to cook with, so that we had time to explore during the day (Yosemite via Tioga pass and Mono lake - both of which are easy to get to and reasonably close, if you have a car). The heating in the cabin was much better the second night as we lit the wood burner, this made the cabin nice and toasty. I would however, suggest a bit of a makeover, some more comfy seating would be good ( sleeps 5, but only one small three seated sofa), perhaps an update of the bedding and the kitchen needs updating, the cooker did not appear to work and the four top rings were not working (we were provided with a standalone 2 ring electric cooker top, which was adequate for our purposes, but not enough cooking top space for some I would suggest). We did use the communal barbeque, which was great. The shower was great, with loads of hot water and great pressure. ||This is lovely accommodation, if a little basic, however the price was good, although I suspect this would increase during ski season. I would stay here again, as the location is great, and the cabin has an olde...