Hotels in Ironwood Estates, Big Bear Lake

"Did not want to drive home from the casino after a concert so we decided to stay Yaamava’s sister. property. Beautiful resort and the staff was friendly and helpful with special request. The shuttle to the casino and back? Amazing. I would definitely recommend this hotel."

"Decently clean, friendly staff, beautiful views, ample amenities. Amazing location. I love all the benches they have all over the property to enjoy the lake. I will be back. I had such a nice stay. "

"The service was top notch. I can not say enough good things about Terry at the front. The view in our room was amazing. I usually bring my own pillow but I forgot. The bed and the pillows were perfect!! I can not wait to plan a return trip! "

"We absolutely loved everything plus the staff is very friendly "

"Very nice staff and clean"

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"I loved that the location is just steps from the village—so many things are within easy walking distance. We were there for Oktoberfest and didn’t have to walk far to catch the free transit to the convention center. There’s even a German deli with beer across the steeet. Those were the big wins. The front desk staff were kind and helpful, and the property overall was clean. That said, it’s definitely dated. The bathroom towels were super thin—think 1-ply—and way too small for an adult (they barely wrap around you), so bring your own if you can. I was hoping to enjoy the pool, but it was small and awkwardly placed in the parking lot, so that was a no-go. The AC wasn’t working during my stay, though they did provide fans. The property could use some updates and repairs, but nothing was truly awful. It felt like I was visiting in the off-season; I imagine the place comes alive in the winter. There’s even a little on-site restaurant and bar with live music at night, which was a nice touch. Overall, it’s not as cute, modern, or comfortable as other Big Bear spots I’ve stayed at, but the unbeatable location in the heart of the village makes it worth considering—especially during the winter months"