After reading some of the other reviews on this site, I'm kind of shocked. Our stay at the June Lake Villager was excellent! I think that some of the other reviewers must have been expecting Ritz Carlton or something? For $85 a night in a basic room we couldn't have asked for anything more. Full in room coffee setup, videos... More

I saw the bad reviews of this place and thought, wow, sour grapes. These people aren't happy, seasoned, optimistic travelers like me, what a shame! Well, unfortunately, they were correct. Last year, we decided to make a last-minute trip to June Lake. This was the only place with rooms left, and we quickly realized why. We arrived at the motel... More

I wrote a detailed review yesterday, but perhaps did not submit it properly. I was so disappointed with this establishment and the staff that I feel the need to write again. I really just want to spare others from a bad experience and suggest folks spend their hard earned money elsewhere. Bottom line- I waited 10 minutes in the lobby... More

The Villager Inn at June Lake, CA, is an older motel-style accommodation. Built probably in the 1950s, or early 1960s, the unit I was in obviously has never been remodeled. Our room was one of the pet-friendly rooms, which means there is no carpeting (that’s okay, under the circumstances). Other shortcomings: accessibility to ice (and a laundry) was several hundred... More

We spend two nights at the June Lake Villager recently in one of their "suites" that had two rooms and a kitchenette. The people were friendly and responsive and the room was clean and neat, but it's apparent that little money and effort had been spent to keep the room updated at all. The door to the room was very... More

Very clean room, super nice staff, great location. Stayed one night- arrived late and left early. It was great for what we needed. Very simple.

On a whim my friend and I decided to take our families to Yosemite this past weekend to see the full waterfalls. Knowing we wanted to be close to Tuolumne Meadows, I used Trip Advisor to help me find places along 395. This was rated well recently for what we were looking for: basic but clean accommodations. The ladies I... More

Only stayed for one night. Was looking for a pet friendly place to stay. Keep in mind that most places in this area are priced relatively high compared to say budget hotels. This seemed to have an average price for the area, and just a $10 fee per night for the dog. The room was super clean, with hardwood like... More

I gave this place three stars because it is a three star place with a two star price. It has a great location right in town and the manager was very friendly. The only thing I didn't like was the wood floor because it was cold and my dogs made a lot of noise with their nails, but wood floors... More