Find hotels near Hot Creek Geological Area, from AED 469

"Really enjoyed staying at one of the cabins at Convict Lake Resort! The whole area is so peaceful, and the cabin itself was beautiful and well-designed on the inside, with all the amenities we needed. The heating worked especially well (it was chilly out). The trails all around the property were great for walking the dog and getting some fresh air before going skiing, and Mammoth Mountain is only 15-20 min away."

"The place was amazing. The family was comfortable and happy."

"Good breakfast and clean. Only bad thing was with the construction the hot tub was closed."

"Would definitely come back!"

"Great stay, staff, location"

"Surprisingly nice room and comfy bed. Shower was strained and door had peeled paint."

"This is a great place to stay in Mammoth. It’s very central, and there are many restaurants in walking distance. It’s also about 5 minutes from Eagle chair which is great if you are hitting the mountain. The staff were friendly, the space was immaculate with daily visits from housekeeping, and we even got a free upgrade to the loft suite which was an unexpected but greatly appreciated surprise. We also enjoyed the hot tub and pool table amenities. Will definitely stay here again, 10/10 recommend. "

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"Cozy Lodge with Stunning Views and a Rich History We stayed in the #1 McGee Canyon room at McGee Creek Lodge, and it was such an amazing experience. The room was spacious and comfortable, with beautiful rustic-modern touches that made it feel both cozy and stylish. I especially loved the cute electric fireplace and the fact that all the furniture was so comfortable—it was the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring. Our medium dog’s crate fit perfectly in the room, and the ground-floor access made it super easy to take her on walks outside. Plus, the views from the windows were absolutely breathtaking. Beyond the comfort of the room, there’s something truly special about this lodge. It’s not just a beautiful place to stay—it has a story. The lodge itself was built in 1929 by State Senator Karl Keough, and you can feel that history when you’re there. It’s incredible to think of all the people who have passed through this spot over the years, from pioneer families to travelers seeking the same peace and beauty that we enjoyed. The staff here are wonderful—super friendly and warm, which made the stay even better. It’s clear they care about this place and the people who visit. The location was great for us—it’s just a short drive to Mammoth Village and Bishop, where you’ll find plenty of dining and shopping options I’ll definitely be coming back."