Juniper Springs Resort
4000 Meridian Blvd, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546, Mammoth Lakes, United States
3-star hotel
Guest rating: 4.4 / 5
Juniper Springs Resort is a 3-star, mountainside Craftsman-style condo resort at 4000 Meridian Blvd in Mammoth Lakes, offering ski-in/ski-out access via an on-site chair lift next to Eagle Lodge (about 101 m away). Accommodations range from studios to 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom condos and townhomes, designed for longer stays with full kitchens, fireplaces, balconies with mountain views, free Wi‑Fi, flat-screen TVs, Egyptian linens, and living areas (some with fold-out sofas). On-site amenities include two heated outdoor pools, six hot tubs, two fitness centers, a coffee bar, outdoor fire rings, and ski lockers. The resort sits close to year-round outdoor recreation, including Mammoth Mountain Ski Area (~3.2 km), Twin Lakes (~2.5 km), Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center (~2.4 km), and Mammoth Mountain Bike Park (~4.5 km). Bigger day trips and scenic stops include Devils Postpile National Monument (~8.9 km), Rainbow Falls (~9.0 km), and Convict Lake (~12.7 km), with Yosemite National Park noted about 41.5 miles away.
Best for
Best suited to skiers and snowboarders who want true slope access near Eagle Lodge and Mammoth Mountain, plus practical ski-trip features like ski lockers, hot tubs, and a chair lift on site. It also fits families and couples who prefer condo-style lodging with full kitchens, living space, fireplaces, and balconies for a self-catered, mountain-base stay.
Travel tips
If you’re planning to ski, the resort’s location by Eagle Lodge and ski-in/ski-out setup can reduce drive-and-park time compared with staying in town. For grocery-based meals, plan to stock up in Mammoth Lakes and use the in-unit kitchen; guests often treat it as a cook-and-relax property. The resort is also positioned for easy access to summer activities like Woolly’s Adventure Summit (~2.3 km) and Mammoth Mountain Bike Park (~4.5 km).
What guests say
Guest feedback frequently highlights the convenient location for Mammoth activities and the overall value relative to the condo-style space and resort facilities. Service is a standout theme, with multiple mentions of friendly, helpful staff and improved support such as concierge assistance. Reviews often note the practicality of the units—kitchens for self-catered breakfasts, separate living areas, and balconies with mountain or forest views—along with quiet, well-maintained, and very clean interiors. A recurring downside is that some apartments feel dated, and the lack of air conditioning can be noticeable during warmer periods, though fans and evening cooling help.
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