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3626 Main St. (SR 203)
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
Nightly Rates: ($80.99 - $114.99)
2 Star
Conveniently located on Main Street, our hotel is 15 miles from Crawley Lake and June Lake Village. The hotel is minutes from area attractions like Devils Postpile National Monument, Mammoth Mountain Ski Area and Rainbow Falls. Mammoth Lakes Airport is 10 miles and Yosemite National Park is 35 miles from the hotel. Our hotel offers many amenities including: Free continental breakfast, Free local calls, Free weekday newspaper, Free coffee, Pet-friendly hotel. Guests can enjoy the seasonal outdoor heated pool and year-round hot tub. Most rooms include refrigerators. Tioga Rd (Highway 120 through Yosemite National Park) and Glacier Point Rd open June through September.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 1400
· Check out time is 1000
· 32 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
I-395, ex. SR 203 W., 4 mi. to htl., on rt. side of Main St.
CCO
7D
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near CaliforniaWhile in California, you might enjoy a visit to: Immense sculptures created by Auburn dentist Ken Fox. A collection of the pop cult-favored candy dispensers. Learn about rarities, bootlegs, and the dreaded Hitler Pez. Overphotographed dinosaurs in the desert. Built by Claude Bell, who ran the Wheel Inn on I-10; currently owned by folks who don't buy the Theory of Evolution. The Madonna of the Trail is a pinkish, stony-faced pioneer Mom, in long skirt and bonnet, strutting westward with an infant in her arms. The factory that makes the beans that a President once made famous. He's remembered with a jelly bean portrait in the lobby. Giant doughnut atop Randy's Donuts is seen again and again on TV and in movies. A living 700-year-old redwood you can drive right thru for a few bucks. |