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Condo in Mammoth Lakes
The Monache, Village in Mammoth, Luxury Studio
The Monache is quietly perched on the hillside overlooking the Village in Mammoth. Down the stairs are shuttles, shops and the gondola. It's the newest and most luxurious Starchitect Hotel in Mammoth. Deluxe Studio Condo offers tranquil views, a king size Heavenly bed, spa bath and kitchenette. It's located across the hall from the pool and spa deck(grab a snack or drink). The hotel offers free underground parking, complimentary coffee(lobby) and houses the famous "Whitebark" restaurant and bar.
$245 per night
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Village Monache Spacious 1BR Deluxe Condo 60" 4kTV
This 1BR condo at The Village Monache has the best location with the most luxurious amenities. Sitting on a high floor with a living room, dining area, patio, and kitchen, it is next to restaurants, bistros, and shops, but nestled quietly up amongst the trees. Right downstairs you can use our private ski locker at the base of the Gondola to arrive at the ski resort. Park your car in the garage and never use it until you head home!
$106 per night
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Remodeled Village Lodge 1bd/1ba
Modern, 1BR/1BA Village condo - #1 resort in Mammoth. Smart TVs, excellent WIFI, & American Leather sofa is the world's most comfortable sleeper. Steps to the gondola, popular restaurants, Shelter Distillery, Mammoth Brewery, shopping, childcare, massage, & coffee. Cooks will love the fully equipped kitchen. Includes access to pool, spas, gyms w/Peloton, coin laundry, bike/ski storage, media & game rooms.
$202 per night

Stay near Mammoth Lakes's top sights

Mammoth Mountain109 locals recommend
The Village At Mammoth65 locals recommend
Canyon Lodge44 locals recommend
Lake Mary52 locals recommend
Tamarack Lodge & Resort24 locals recommend
Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center33 locals recommend

Mammoth Lakes condo rentals

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Canyon Lodge Condo, Chamonix #39. Walk to Lifts
$140 per night
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Lift 7 Lodge at Canyon! Walk to Lifts. King Bed.
$250 per night
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Rest Awhile at this Cozy Condo Near the Village
$168 per night
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Cozy and Modern Mammoth Studio
$143 per night
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Modern comfy condo - Steps to Village & Gondola.
$281 per night
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Canyon Lodge Condo, Chamonix #47. Walk to Lifts
$139 per night
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Mountain Chic Village Area Studio
$173 per night
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Remodeled luxurious studio at the Monache. Dogs ok
$218 per night
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Prime Heart of Village Location- Walk to Gondola
$251 per night
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Family Friendly, Remote Office, In The Village!
$140 per night
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Fireside at Mammoth-Next to ski gondola & Village
$146 per night
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Condo in Mammoth Lakes
Adorable Farmhouse unit. Best Value in Mammoth!!
$105 per night

Mammoth Lakes house rentals

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Spacious, Updated 1bd Mammoth Lakes Getaway
$133 per night
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Sierra Manors #47
$182 per night
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Charming 1 Bed + Loft Condo
$207 per night
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Chateau Smith, Fireside At The Village.
$528 per night
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2 FREE ski passes! HUGE private deck & hot tub!
$764 per night
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Indoor Sanctuary - Outdoor Paradise
$495 per night
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Beautiful Studio 'Dog Friendly' Monache in Village
$236 per night
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Woolley’s Ski Lodge
$187 per night
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Mammoth Lakes Discovery 4 Condo
$234 per night
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Charming mountain home with loft
$187 per night
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Beautiful Retreat with Mammoth Mountain Views!
$445 per night
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THE Canyon Lodge Home. The Perfect Ski In Ski Out
$224 per night

Mammoth Lakes cabin rentals

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Cabin in Mammoth Lakes
The Lonsdale Cabin is on a quiet ranch retreat
$182 per night
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Vintage Old Mammoth Cabin #5
$140 per night
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NEW! Remodeled 3BD+3BA Ski EagleLodge Meadowridge
$302 per night
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Awesome Log Cabin walk to Canyon Lodge or Village
$350 per night
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Gorgeous Home Year-around - Steps to Canyon - Hott
$324 per night
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5 Star 4 bedroom Luxury Condo Steps to Lifts.
$707 per night
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3 Bedroom 3 bath - private spa!
$433 per night
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Cabin in June Lake
The Loop Two-Bedroom Cabin (Unit 9)
$160 per night
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Private Cabin with hot tub, walk to village
$729 per night
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Cabin in Mammoth Lakes
Updated, family friendly SPACIOUS CABIN! #9442
$315 per night
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Cabin in June Lake
The Gull Lake Cabin at Gull Lake Lodge (#16)
$140 per night
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Cabin in June Lake
June Lake's only 1+1 cabin located ON the lake!
$290 per night

Your guide to Mammoth Lakes

All About Mammoth Lakes

Mammoth Lakes is an outdoor lover’s paradise. It’s nestled in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, guarded on the north by 11,053-foot-tall Mammoth Mountain, ringed by the Inyo National Forest, and located just 32 miles from Yosemite National Park. Hiking, biking, and high-altitude running all have a home here, but thanks to the miles of trails and powdery snow on Mammoth Mountain, this village is largely known as a mecca for skiing and snowboarding. In the evening, the quaint resort town comes alive with après-ski offerings, including a collection of homegrown breweries and distilleries with cozy tasting rooms and behind-the-scenes tours. In the summer, when the snow recedes, the vibe is more sedate, but there’s still plenty to do, including fishing and kayaking in the plentiful lakes.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Mammoth Lakes

Here in the mountains, temperatures are cooler. May and April bring temperatures in the low 50s and 60s Fahrenheit, June through September warm up with averages in the 60s and 70s, and from October through February you can expect weather in the 40s, even dipping into the 20s. Pack for cool nights year-round, and in the wintertime plan ahead for snow — lots of it.


Top things to do in Mammoth Lakes

Mammoth Mountain Ski Area

With more than 3,500 skiable acres, record-setting snowfalls, and ski seasons that have occasionally extended into August, Mammoth Mountain is a wintry haven for snow sports. Twenty-eight lifts ferry visitors up the mountain to 150 trails ranging from beginner to expert. You’ll find 11 parks here, too, equipped with up to 50 jumps and two half-pipes, including a 22-footer. Snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and tubing are on offer, as well.

Panorama Gondola

Enjoy expansive views on this 3,100-foot ride to the summit of Mammoth Mountain. At the top there’s a cafe and interpretive center that hosts exhibits on the surrounding wilderness, as well as telescopes so you can get a closer look at things. From there you can hike back down the mountain, visiting a network of learning stations along the way that detail the area’s natural and cultural history. The gondola operates daily depending on conditions, so make sure to check ahead. Tickets can be purchased in advance online.

Hilltop Hot Spring

Drive just 15 minutes outside the village to luxuriate in a natural hot spring offering expansive vistas of mountains and meadows. From a parking lot located off Benton Crossing Road, it’s a short walk to this tub dug long ago by humans looking to take advantage of the hot streams coursing nearby. Crafted with stone and cement, the pool is fed by two pipes — which can be tinkered with to adjust the temperature — and even has a plug at the bottom so it can be drained and cleaned. About six people can fit at one time, and this clothing-optional pool can get crowded, so go with a game attitude. Hilltop is one of several hot springs in the area, so if soaking is on your to-do list, there’s plenty on tap.

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