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"We always stay at the Heidelberg when snowboarding at June Mtn - dated rooms & amenities but we love it. Especially sitting around the huge fireplace 🔥"

"Our cabin was roomy and perfect for a snowy weekend. It is an older property that’s been fixed up just enough to be functional, with a bit of a dated and awkward layout, but we made it work and still enjoyed our stay. The location is fairly far from town, with only one restaurant within walking distance. We would stay again, just know it’s quite rustic."

"The front desk ladies really are outstanding, caring and friendly beyond a 5-star resort; they made the whole time feel like home. Brian at Bar Sierra is a true gem as well. Bravo talent!"

"Keep in mind ski in ski out depends on weather. One customer held up the front desk asking for a discount because eagle side was too bare. I think it should br obvious that’s it’s not ski in/out all year!"

"Great location, amenities. Very clean. Great customer service."

"It was okay"

"Slopes are so easy to get too. You can get busses into town so you don't have to drive."

"I want to start by saying that the view at this place is absolutely amazing. The vibe is calm and zen—the pond, the creek, the waterfall in the mountains, and the friendly, kind staff all make this place worth it. However, if you pay attention to small details, you may notice some downsides. Some amenities were very old or didn’t work well. For example, the toaster was old and rusty, and the refrigerator was outdated and made loud noises that made it hard to sleep. Also, the light above the stove didn’t work, so I had to cook with very little lighting. Overall, everything looked clean, but when I wiped the dining table and the countertop, the cloth came out dirty. The floor was also dirty, and the worst part was the sofas—both were very dirty. I had to put a blanket over them so my kids could sit on them. On a positive note, the beds were nice and clean, and the bathroom was clean as well. Thank you!"

"We were moving my mother’s belongings for her in a U-Haul, but decided to take a scenic route through the eastern Sierras and have a couple of nice stays on the way. When I pulled up in front to check in, the bell hop seemed annoyed, even condescending that we had pulled up in a U-Haul. He rather snidely informed us that there was no parking for over-sized vehicles, and then directed me to move it to their loading dock doors (the vehicle was not blocking the driveway in front of the hotel). Not satisfied with how I parked the vehicle, he found me inside while checking in and rather rudely asked me for the vehicle key so he could park it as he felt necessary - completely inappropriate demeanor for a first interaction with a client/guest. Later, we ordered food at the hotel bar which turned out to be really disappointing. Even some of the staff made disparaging remarks about the restaurant. Terrible experience for a relatively expensive stay."