Sierra Nevada Resort & Spa

Stayed here 3 nights during a 3 week, 5 state hiking trip. For a mere $20, we were given an upgrade to the owner’s suite. It was amazing....if not for the early sleet and snow and sub-freezing morning temps (we’re Floridians) we would have stayed longer. Great stay... loved it

Great spot to crash

Only ONE hand towel was provided daily & we had to ask for a 2nd with 2 adults in the room. Our bath towels were always damp -- never was able to totally dry off after showering. The bedside lamp was broken, we asked for a bulb thinking that was the problem -- it took 2 calls to the front desk before receiving a light bulb & 2nd hand towel. At check-out, I told the desk clerk about the lamp & was made to feel like I didn't know how to turn on a lamp. I explained again about receiving a new light bulb & the complete inside turns vs just trying to screw in the new light bulb.

The location of this hotel is its best quality. If you are looking for comfort, it may not be the best fit for you. The staff are helpful and nice. The room itself left something to be desired. The beds where not comfortable. However, like I said, the location is great and right in the heart of Mammoth. The free trolly pick up and drop off are right outside the hotel.

This was our first trip to Mammoth Lakes and our anniversary. The lady that checked up in Yana, could not have been nicer. She accommodated getting us a room with a view and gave us a complimentary bottle of Champagne. While I was disappointed that it was not actually a "Resort" at least what I was thinking a resort would be. There was a Reggae festival going on in the Village that we attended for a bit then wanted to get dinner. Instead of eating at one of the many restaurant options there, we decided to head back to the "resort" to dine. None of the three restaurants noted are actually attached to the hotel so a bit of walking only to walk into the first restaurant, Rafters at 9:03 only to be told, WE CLOSE OUR KITCHEN AT 9PM. Now there's customer service. Of course we walked across the parking lot to the other restaurants only to be declined. 9pm on a Saturday night in a "Resort" can't get any food. So we spent out money elsewhere. The next morning the bathroom sink was a very slow drain. It appears a complete cosmetic make over was recently completed so it was rather strange to have a slow drain. No coffee in the room? I thought it was suppose to be a "Resort" a Ski Resort and no in room coffee, Wow. Personally, it was over priced for basically nothing more than a regular Quality Inn and at least a Quality Inn has coffee in the room. I will return to Mammoth Lakes but will find other accommodations.