Lone Pine Hotel Guide - Diaz Lake Recreation Area hotels in Lone Pine, United States of America.

"Great fresh cooked breakfast."

"Was OK for overnight, But the parking was terrible."

"OK place. Not a lot of great options in town. It compares well with the rest. I like the rroms in the two-story building they have in the back. It sits a bit further away from the highway. Spent one night in March. AC is noisy and walls are thin. Again, given alternatives, an OK choice."

"Looks like the property is being refurbished. From fresh carpet to modern furniture, to new bathroom to a comfortable bed, a new TV and USB charging ports everywhere and lovely LCD lighting. There’s not much to complain about. Thanks for a lovely stay! "

"Great place to stay, wish we could’ve stayed longer. Beautiful mountain views along with numerous rock outcroppings adjacent to the property and surrounding area. Loved how the home builder designed the house; has a very rustic artistic elegance to it. Lots of area to walk your pets in neighboring areas/roads with lots to see. We would stay here again. "

"Stayed here one night on a drive home from Death Valley National Park. The location was convenient to Hwy 395; reviews on Hotels.com were okay; and the price was good. The hotel looks to have been built 50 years ago or more, and never updated. Everything you need is in the room and works--window A/C, bed, desk, TV, mini-fridge, sink, tub and toilet. But the bed was uncomfortable and everything looks dingy and old. Having said that, arriving late in the evening, and being greeted by a friendly person at reception, I wasn't going to change hotels. I did manage to sleep through the night and was on my way early for home, glad for a place to rest."

"This house was perfect for our family. And the setting is magical. The owner was very responsive. "

"The view from our unit was mind blowing. To see snow capped mountains so close and clear was exceptional. Very close to downtown so we walked in several times a day. Many places to dine with varied menus. We took sevrral long walks along the trails that are well marked. Very quiet area. The fans in the bedrooms kept it very comfortable at night. Loved having night lights in rooms to guide you in the middle of the night. Visited the old movie museum and went to dome of the famous sights. The other moving item we saw was Japanese Internment Camp.For a small town there is much to see snd do. We loved our 3 nights there. Well lit at night with solar lights and a fenced in area. You will not be disappointed."

"Epic views, inspiring design, close to amazing Alabama Hills. We’ll be back next year. "