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310 S Main St, Lone Pine
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“I have stayed here so many times during my 395 roadtrips and it is without a doubt the best hotel in and around Lone Pine. Clean, spacious rooms. You walk out to a beautiful view of the Eastern Sierras. Service is always friendly. And if you've got water bottles/coolers, there's a solid ice machine to fill up at.
I can't wait to stay here again.”
“Inn was perfectly located for our before and after on our Whitney climb.
Rooms were great and reasonably priced.
Owner was one of the nicest people I’ve ever met and very helpful/accommodating to our needs.”
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215 E Post St, Lone Pine
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“Correct motel, with reasonable price. The owners are very friendly and eager to please. It shows that they are making improvements little by little. The rooms have new mattresses and are freshly painted. The bathroom needs some improvement, it already looks old.
Rooms: Correct room, recently painted and with new mattresses. The shutters are also new. The bathroom needs some improvement.”
“Had some bugs on the ceilings, dusty floors, and A/C in room assigned wasn't working.
They fortunately moved us to a room with working A/C. When original room's A/C situation was repaired, they moved us back and moved all of our stuff gently from the room they put us in with working A/C.
Great location for Whitney hike if you are in town. Walking distance to some small places to eat.”
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305 N Main St, Lone Pine
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“Budget motel. Clean rooms, excellent customer service.
Noisy party neighbors, which is what brought the overall down to 4 star. Not sure what management could do anything about it.
We would stay again if I the area.”
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“Spent two night in November 2025 and enjoyed our visit. The weather was rough while we were there, so our outdoor activates were hampered by the weather, but the hotel was nice and I can see how it is a great location if you are exploring the eastern Sierra. The hotel is right on the main road and there are plenty of dining establishments a quick walk from the hotel. Parking is ample and the view, had it not been so cloudy and rainy, would have been great. I can imagine it would get busy during the peak tourist season, but town was quiet and not overrun during our trip. I would recommend staying here if you are looking for a basecamp for some Alabama Hills exploring.”