Mount Whitney Motel

Typical Hotels.com bait and switch. The photos on this listing are not the same place you stay. It is a single story, hole in the wall. Pool was empty with caution tape surrounding it, looks like the pool has been out of commission for a while. Parking is tight, not recommended for larger vehicles. Close to everything, perfect spot to shower and rest between hiking days. Not much else.

Nice clean room, good lighting in parking area. Easy walk to several restaurants. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Yes parking very easy.

Room clean and AC working. Swimming pool closed in middle of summer :(

Fast check in. Pool was clean. Room comfortably and has refrigerator and microwave. Gas station and convenience store right across the street. Very quiet.

This is an older hotel, but it's clean and the people who run it are nice. The parking lot is very tight, though, if you have a larger vehicle.

The pool was very small.No vending machines. Their sign had several lights out.

A nice motel with a small pool and comfortable room!

Hotel is old- but you can see if used to be popular. Property & rooms are old & small. The pool is the size of a postage stamp. But everything is clean. And the pool is nice (just small). Front desk was nice.

Clean rooms, nice furnishings. Great location for a base to explore the Eastern Sierra’s. Parking is a little tight for larger vehicles.

Room was Very Clean!

This place was perfect for one night stop on the way up to Mammoth. The room had a weird misty odor initially, which dissipated once we turned on the air conditioner. Aside from that, everything was great! Staff were friendly, room was clean, and location is central to food, gas and shops.

Nice clean room, good lighting in parking area. Easy walk to several restaurants. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Cockroaches! Many of them. Crawling over the bed.

This property was super clean, I was expecting a low grade motel for the price. That was not the case, room was extremely nice, bedding was clean and cozy. The check-in process was smooth and quick, 5min max. I’d definitely stay here every time I’m in the area.

Top sheet on bed was stained. I had hotel change it, and the first replacement sheet was also stained. The second replacement sheet was less stained. I concluded that all of the sheets were probably stained, so I accepted it. Outside security lighting streaming through the window shutters coupled with truck noise from adjoining Hwy 395 made sleeping difficult.

If you're exploring the areas of Lone Pine (e.g. Alabama Hills...etc.) this is a great place to stay. Nice views of the Sierras from their Annex building in the back. Clean rooms, everything worked. Can't complain.

The check in process was quick and simple. I did not know that the adjacent building around the corner had updated rooms or else I would’ve requested one of those. The original rooms in the lobby parking lot are generic and outdated. The bathroom was not what was referenced in the photographs of the room I booked, I imagine that bathroom set up is in the aforementioned new rooms and there was a hole directly above the bed that was a bit concerning. I stopped off at the local hardware store and bought some tape to cover that hole because who knows if it was just damage over the years or intentionally placed there with a camera. The bathroom had a couple cockroaches that came up from the drain, so that was gross. It’s an old motel in an old tourist trap town, options are limited when on a budget, but I’d recommend paying a little more to get more.

Check in was fine, clerk was fine. Told me to leave key card in drop box upon leaving. I did. The day of check in my wife and I spent driving through death valley and checked in around 10 pm. My wife slept in her leggings, socks and t-shirt, I slept in my shorts and t shirt. The next morning after dropping keycard in box we went to a resturaunt down the street. I noticed my lower legs, where exposed to the bedding had multiple red spots and were itching. We left Lone Pine towards Winnemucca which was our planned next stop. By the time we got there my legs were swollen and badly bitten up. We cut our vacation 1 week short and headed home. I called the motel and told the woman on the phone I was bitten by bed bugs. She immediately said it was a new mattress and I contracted the bites from death valley in the sand. We have pictures of my legs in death valley with no spots and pictures the next day after our stay the I advised that she should have room 11 checked so nobody else would have this problem. She said it was clean. No problems and was rude on the phone. After arriving home I went to my primary care Dr. and she wrote me a letter that the bites I had were consistent of bed bug bites. The before and after pictures show it all. The lack of wanting to hear my complaint and address it and lack of the publics safety. I am not one to complain but this case of neglect and lack of concern is unacceptable. Lost vacation time, discomfort, plus several other costs incurred.

Was a great place to stay while on our road trip. Nothing fancy but clean safe and friendly.

I’ve stayed at many hotels in Lone Pine and so far this is my favorite. It’s a great value too. Our room appeared renovated and the walk-in shower is strait from a much pricer hotel. I think I found my new favorite place to stay in Lone Pine.

The desk staff was friendly. The room was very small but appeared clean. Outside was clean enough but needs attention to signage & bottom of peeling pool. Sheets were unusual (dark blue microfiber with flowers). OK for one night stay or if you just need a place to clean up after a long hike. There were toiletries, blow dryer, & a coffee maker in room. Appeared staff was doing the best they could with what they had to work with.

Very old hotel, small parking on premises. Clean as can be for such an old hotel, wash the chairs for God sakes, material was filthy. Noisy refrigerator, kept my wife up half the night. But a great little town to stay in!

Great location with great view of Mt. Whitney from front door. Guranateed ground floor room for guest with mobility issues.

The air conditioner was very loud otherwise it was a clean and convenient place.

The property was comfortable overall. The only issues was not being able to access the internet as the signal seem too far. Other than that it was a comfortable stay.

If you're exploring the areas of Lone Pine (e.g. Alabama Hills...etc.) this is a great place to stay. Nice views of the Sierras from their Annex building in the back. Clean rooms, everything worked. Can't complain.

The room was cleaner than we expected, and the staff was really friendly. Easy walk to the North end of stuff to do in Lone Pine. Parking is tight for larger vehicles. Blinds didn't completely shut which let light in at night. On the good side, the AC let the fan run all the time so we didn't get that jolting on/off noise so popular with other motels.

Rooms were pretty small! Parking was tight

Lovely shower!

Nice clean room, good lighting in parking area. Easy walk to several restaurants. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Receptionist not friendly.

Wonderful front desk service and the beds were so comfy

Friendly and helpful staff. Simple accommodations, but clean and comfortable. Great location in Lone Pine, walking to all you need. Would stay again!

Great stay! Staff was very helpful. Extended by another day at the front desk. Short walk to multiple restaurants and the grocery store.

I stayed here for one night before climbing Mount Whitney. Perfect spot to get some rest. Check in was easy, staff was friendly, and room was clean.

Very easy check in and out, very friendly staff, they give you information about everything to do in the area. More than five stars if I could.

Great service. Check in was easy. Room was clean and my husband left his wedding band behind and they found it for us! Totally appreciate it. Thank you!

Nice place! Convenient easy checkin. Hosts were kind and accommodating. Would come back for sure!!

Check in was fine, clerk was fine. Told me to leave key card in drop box upon leaving. I did. The day of check in my wife and I spent driving through death valley and checked in around 10 pm. My wife slept in her leggings, socks and t-shirt, I slept in my shorts and t shirt. The next morning after dropping keycard in box we went to a resturaunt down the street. I noticed my lower legs, where exposed to the bedding had multiple red spots and were itching. We left Lone Pine towards Winnemucca which was our planned next stop. By the time we got there my legs were swollen and badly bitten up. We cut our vacation 1 week short and headed home. I called the motel and told the woman on the phone I was bitten by bed bugs. She immediately said it was a new mattress and I contracted the bites from death valley in the sand. We have pictures of my legs in death valley with no spots and pictures the next day after our stay the I advised that she should have room 11 checked so nobody else would have this problem. She said it was clean. No problems and was rude on the phone. After arriving home I went to my primary care Dr. and she wrote me a letter that the bites I had were consistent of bed bug bites. The before and after pictures show it all. The lack of wanting to hear my complaint and address it and lack of the publics safety. I am not one to complain but this case of neglect and lack of concern is unacceptable. Lost vacation time, discomfort, plus several other costs incurred.

This place was perfect for one night stop on the way up to Mammoth. The room had a weird misty odor initially, which dissipated once we turned on the air conditioner. Aside from that, everything was great! Staff were friendly, room was clean, and location is central to food, gas and shops.

This hotel is located in the center of town, so it is convenient for traveling north, south, east and west. It is also possible to go to Death Valley for a day trip, although it is a little far away.

Nice clean room, good lighting in parking area. Easy walk to several restaurants. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Convenient to Whitney Portal and Alabama Hills. Walking distance to most restaurants and shops. Short drive to Manzanar National Historical site. Great value!!!

Friendly and helpful staff. Simple accommodations, but clean and comfortable. Great location in Lone Pine, walking to all you need. Would stay again!

It is within reasonable driving distance to attractions like Manzanar, Alabama Hills, the arches, Bishop, Death Valley, and many other state recreational places. Can walk to dining, gas ststions, and stores with basic items.

This is a single-story building, yet we constantly heard footsteps running back and forth at night and in the morning, as if there were an upstairs unit. We couldn’t determine where the noise was coming from, which was quite disruptive. On the plus side, the hotel is conveniently located right off Highway 395, with a gas station at the entrance and restaurants just a 5-minute walk away.

Motel right alongside CA 395. Big rigs rolled by all night

This is an older motel, but it was clean and the bed was very comfortable. Its an wasy walk to food option. Highly recommed the Totem pole for a solid tasty meal. Theres a supermarket as well, and a laundromat in town.

Great place to stay. Welcoming and friendly. Great location.

Good place to stay. Everything walking distance.

Checkin was easy and quick Motel is old but very kept up Rooms have frig microwave and coffee pot Restaurants and fast food are easy walking distance Managers are always working and when we would see them out and about they always asked if we needed anything Parking is tight for larger vehicles but easy for midsize Beautiful park right across the way We enjoyed our stay and shall return

Nice clean room, good lighting in parking area. Easy walk to several restaurants. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Minimum effort. No coffee in lobby. Threadbare towels. Scratchy sheets. Shutters for curtains did not block the many lights in the parking lot. Made sleeping difficult. The hotel sign lights only half of then worked. It was clean.

Convenient to Whitney Portal and Alabama Hills. Walking distance to most restaurants and shops. Short drive to Manzanar National Historical site. Great value!!!

This was a great motel to spend the evening after hiking Mt Whitney. The front desk was very friendly and we could easily walk to dinner and shops.

We stayed for 1 night during our 10 day road trip around national parks in CA, AZ and UT. The property is okie but can be improved. The bathroom door was not getting locked which was a bummer. I expect motel to still have that working. No breakfast but not a dealbreaker as there are tons of nearby food places.

Great stay! Staff was very helpful. Extended by another day at the front desk. Short walk to multiple restaurants and the grocery store.

This is an older motel, but it was clean and the bed was very comfortable. Its an wasy walk to food option. Highly recommed the Totem pole for a solid tasty meal. Theres a supermarket as well, and a laundromat in town.

The Mt Whitney motel is ideally located so you can walk to everything in town. The room was large and the mattresses were excellent. The manager is very helpful and his restaurant recommendations spot-on.