Hotels in Mammoth Lakes, CA

Mammoth Lakes is a nature lover's dream, with a plethora of outdoor activities and stunning landscapes to explore. Nestled in the heart of the Sierra Nevada, you're just steps away from world-class hiking and mountain biking trails. The nearby Devil’s Postpile National Monument is a must-see, with its unique hexagonal basalt columns and the tranquil Rainbow Falls. If you're after a more laid-back experience, the Mammoth Lakes Basin is home to a network of interconnected lakes, perfect for a leisurely stroll or bike ride. Keep your eyes peeled for the local wildlife—it's a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.

If you’re into water sports, the nearby Upper and Lower Lakes beckon with fishing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. The Hot Creek Geothermal Area is a must-see for its geysers and hot springs, where you can get up close to natural geothermal activity. In the winter, the mountains surrounding Mammoth Lakes turn into a snowy playground, perfect for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. And no matter what time of year, the area’s stunning natural beauty is the perfect backdrop for all your outdoor adventures.

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The culture in Mammoth Lakes is a unique blend of outdoor adventure and community spirit, reflecting the city’s deep connection to nature and its vibrant local life. Staying at one of our hotels in Mammoth Lakes places you at the heart of this dynamic culture, where the natural beauty of the Eastern Sierra serves as a backdrop for a wide range of events and festivals. From the annual Mammoth Lakes Film Festival, which showcases independent films and brings together filmmakers and cinephiles, to the lively summer concerts at the Mammoth Lakes Basin, there’s always something to engage and inspire.

For those who appreciate art and history, Mammoth Lakes has a lot to offer. The Minaret Vista Gallery features a rotating selection of art from local and regional artists, giving you a glimpse into the creative side of Mammoth Lakes. The Mammoth Lakes Historical Society Museum is also worth a visit, with exhibits that detail the area’s history from its Native American roots to its development as a world-class ski resort. After a day of exploring, return to your Marriott Bonvoy hotel to relax and recharge for your next adventure.

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Mammoth Lakes is a year-round destination with a subalpine climate that features warm, dry summers and long, snowy winters. From June to August, the daytime temperatures in Mammoth Lakes hover in the mid-70s to low 80s, while evenings cool down to the 40s. The low humidity and clear skies make it the perfect weather for outdoor activities. Marriott Bonvoy hotels in Mammoth Lakes offer a variety of accommodations with outdoor patios and fireplaces, ideal for relaxing after a day of exploring the great outdoors.

Winters, from December to February, transform Mammoth Lakes into a winter wonderland, with temperatures often dropping to the 20s and 30s, and frequent snowfall creating a blanket of white across the landscape. The city averages over 300 inches of snow annually, making it a prime location for skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing. Spring and Fall, from March to May and September to November, bring milder temperatures and stunning natural transitions. Spring sees the snow melting, revealing vibrant wildflowers and greenery, while fall offers a palette of gold and red as the leaves change. These shoulder seasons are perfect for those who enjoy a mix of outdoor activities and a more relaxed pace. Marriott Bonvoy hotels in Mammoth Lakes provide the perfect base to experience the city’s climate and beauty, no matter when you visit.

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Whether you're flying or driving, getting to Mammoth Lakes is a breeze. Mammoth Yosemite Airport is the closest airport to Mammoth Lakes, with flights connecting to major airports. Once you arrive, it's easy to get to your hotel with a taxi, shuttle or rental car. Many Marriott Bonvoy hotels offer complimentary shuttle service to and from the airport, making your trip to Mammoth Lakes even easier. If you're driving, Mammoth Lakes is located on Highway 395, which runs north to south and offers some of the most scenic views of the Eastern Sierra.

Once you arrive in Mammoth Lakes, having a car gives you the freedom to explore the town and the surrounding area at your own pace. But the Mammoth Lakes Basin Transit Authority (MLBTA) bus system is great for short trips and for getting to the ski resort and trailheads. Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are also available. Whether you drive, take the bus or hop in a taxi, you’ll find it easy to get to and from your Marriott Bonvoy hotel and around the town of Mammoth Lakes.

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Mammoth Lakes is a haven for families in search of outdoor fun. Your kids can enjoy the crystal-clear waters of Lake Mary or Lake George, both just a stone's throw from our hotels. The Mammoth Lakes Adventure Center is brimming with activities, from mini-golf to bungee trampolines and a thrilling ropes course, to keep the young ones entertained. For a more educational experience, the Mammoth Mountain Discovery Center offers interactive exhibits and informative programs that will captivate the whole family, bringing the local wildlife and geology to life.

When you're ready for some indoor fun, head to the Mammoth Lakes Ice Rink for a skating session or a hockey game. The Mammoth Lakes Film Festival also offers family-friendly screenings at certain times of the year. After a day of excitement, return to our hotel to enjoy kid-friendly amenities and dining options.

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