Hotels near Chair 7

"we love staying at the village! its nicer than most hotels in the area and the most convenient, being near the gondola, most kid friendly ... as there is an enclosed area in the middle where kids can play and you can see them from your room"

"It is a very beautiful location to stop and rest before proceeding to next stop or go skiing. "

"April 2025: currently under renovation. Dated rooms. Brand new windows, but would get stuck in open position. Hot breakfast limited, no fresh fruit. Parking garage is great. "

"A beautiful hotel that is very family friendly. Beautiful views, excellent location and the hotel staff are wonderful!"

"Fantastic place for a family stay. Great amenities for a reasonable price!"

"Location! Location! Location! The hotel is a bit dated, but the staff was friendly, the bar was fun and the walk to the village and gondola was a breeze! "

"We were moving my mother’s belongings for her in a U-Haul, but decided to take a scenic route through the eastern Sierras and have a couple of nice stays on the way. When I pulled up in front to check in, the bell hop seemed annoyed, even condescending that we had pulled up in a U-Haul. He rather snidely informed us that there was no parking for over-sized vehicles, and then directed me to move it to their loading dock doors (the vehicle was not blocking the driveway in front of the hotel). Not satisfied with how I parked the vehicle, he found me inside while checking in and rather rudely asked me for the vehicle key so he could park it as he felt necessary - completely inappropriate demeanor for a first interaction with a client/guest. Later, we ordered food at the hotel bar which turned out to be really disappointing. Even some of the staff made disparaging remarks about the restaurant. Terrible experience for a relatively expensive stay."

"Pay a lot because it's ski in ski out......that's it. Dated, dumpy, in disrepair. Typical Mammoth: High price and low value wherever you're staying. There is no decent middle."

"Slopes were definitely walking distance (not in ski boots), but grab an overnight locker and leave your skis and boots at Canyon and walk there and back. It's a huge hill, but so convenient. Buildings were well marked - so easy to find. "