"We stayed in one of the newer rooms because we have a dog, but the communication between expedia and the hotel was POOR and 2 of our rooms were completely wrong. I had even called the hotel directly a couple of weeks in advance to go over all the rooms, and the gentleman I spoke with couldn’t even see that I had a reservation for my dates. After many minutes on the phone and me telling him I booked through expedia, he then saw my reservation. I confirmed that ai had requested 1 queen and 1 double queen in the historic side of the hotel, BOTH with full amenities (bathrooms inside the rooms, some of their rooms don’t have bathrooms), and he confirmed all of that on the phone! When my party of 5 went to check in, 2 of our rooms didn’t have bathrooms, and BOTH rooms in the historic side were SINGLE queen, not at all what I had confirmed over the phone!! After coming down from just climbing Mount Whitney and being off the grid for 4 days, we were all so tired and in no mood to be told the rooms were NOT what was verbally confirmed by phone. Things happen, but the man doubled down that he had never talked to me, YET had confirmed that he indeed changed 1 room for the dog. In the end, a female colleague stepped in and made everything happen correctly and got all our rooms situated correctly."
"We stayed in the raven tipi for one night to break up a journey from Yosemite to LA. A great experience for a family. The area is remote (off the 395) and close to Death Valley National park. The staff were friendly and helpful. We enjoyed an early morning swim the day we left in a large pool. The bar and cafe does serve some food and there’s a garage close by where supplies can be bought. It was good value for a family of 5. It is not a hotel don’t expect a 5* hotel. Definitely an experience we’ll remember - staying in a tipi in a remote desert."
"Couldn’t beat the price, had a dead fly that I cleaned in the window and one live fly that was harassing me lol. I wasn’t picky though I was exhausted had just summited Mt Whitney!"
"I stayed for 2 nights,nice small motel.Snacks provided in room we're a nice benefit.Owner is very friendly and helpful.He asked me if I was enjoying my stay,on second day.Its conveniently located and easy to find.Theres a Taco truck with great food,only a very short walk down the street.I will like to stay here again, when I go hiking from Onion valley trailhead again."
Yes, there are holiday rentals close to the most popular sights in Lone Pine, or you can select a more secluded option if you're looking for a relaxing stay. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy the mountain landscape and lakeside in Lone Pine. While you're here, grab a bite or have a drink at the restaurants.
How many holiday rentals are there in Lone Pine?
With 14 Expedia holiday rentals, you're guaranteed to find just the right place for your Lone Pine stay.
What can I see and do in Lone Pine?
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks and Death Valley National Park are a couple of scenic spots to enjoy the outdoors, whereas Museum of Western Film History is one of the cultural attractions. Alabama Hills and Mount Whitney are other places to visit while you're in town.
What’s a holiday rental in Lone Pine like?
Holiday rentals are private properties where you can stay for a few weeks, or just a few days, in Lone Pine. Holiday rentals provide amenities such as laundry facilities and kitchens so you'll have a home away from home. If you're concerned about a sanitised environment, holiday rentals can offer a sense of privacy away from shared hotel lifts and busy reception areas while still allowing you the enjoyment of travel. You'll also find more space in a holiday rental than in a hotel, which makes a holiday rental a popular option for a family trip or a small group gathering.
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