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P14,190 total
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P10,131
P11,856 total
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P4,866 total
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P13,758 total
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P5,438 total
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P9,605 total
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P5,926 total
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Top Central Interior California Hotel Reviews
Best Western Plus Yosemite Gateway Inn
10/10 Excellent
"For the price a great property especially one that primary serves National Park travelers. Breakfast was okay but included. Only downside is you're a bit longer drive from the main attractions of Yosemite so any early start is recommended. The drive in on Highway 41 is also really pretty even if it is longer."
Cedar Lodge
8/10 Good
"Good size clean room, lots of amenities. Dining was decent but a little pricy, but with no other options nearby we reluctantly paid up. Great location for entering the park early."
Juniper Springs Resort
10/10 Excellent
"We always stay at Juniper Springs Resort whenever we visit Mammoth Lakes. We really love this hotel, especially the well-equipped rooms with fully functional kitchens, and the front desk staff are always friendly and helpful. However, during our last two stays, the front desk assigned us a room type that differed from what we had originally booked. Because we drive a long way to get here each time, having to go back to the front desk to change rooms wasted a lot of our time when we were already tired. Despite this issue, we still love the hotel and will continue to choose it for our future trips to Mammoth Lakes. We just hope this room assignment process can be improved!"
Evergreen Lodge Yosemite
10/10 Excellent
"A very pleasant setting in the woods. The tavern, restaurant and lounge with roaring fire were all great. I had a tent (glamping) with a very comfortable bed but it’s cold at night in the mountains in October. If you glamp you’d better have warm sleep wear and I recommend a watch cap as well. Bring shower shoes for the bath house."
Outbound Mammoth
10/10 Excellent
"Excellent stay. Hotel location is excellent, staff helpful and nice amenities. A perfect hotel for visiting with my dog. Set up perfectly to make for a wonderful stay. We’ll be back!"
The Village Lodge
10/10 Excellent
"There were many burdens, but parking and even the room were very convenient. In the evening, I was able to spend some leisurely time in the hotel's restaurant lounge. The rooms were fully equipped with amenities, so there was no inconvenience. That's why I'm thinking of this hotel again this winter during my visit."
Rush Creek Lodge and Spa at Yosemite
10/10 Excellent
"Everything we expected."
Miners Inn
8/10 Good
"Had a nice stay and the breakfast was better than expected."
Tenaya at Yosemite
10/10 Excellent
"Everything about this place is lovely, from the staff to the amenities! They hand out free s'mores kits to every guest, so everyone can have fun at the fire pit. The game room has ping-pong and free arcade games. There are two pools: a toasty indoor one and a chilly outdoor one. We skipped the outdoor pool because it was a frosty 32°F out there. The lobby makes you feel like you've wandered into a cozy cabin in the woods, but this is actually a large, luxurious hotel. Our room had a patio and sat just a few steps from the lobby, which was AMAZING for getting to everything quickly. We didn't have time for the activities, but from what we saw, they look worth a while! You can scale the climbing wall, hop on an e-bike for an off-road adventure, or catch a dive-in movie while floating in the pool. You don't even have to set foot in Yosemite National Park to soak up its scenery. We also ate at the Jackalope, and the food was wonderful. The steak was cooked to perfection. For a spot within "walking" distance in a fairly remote area, it doesn't get much better."