Walker River Lodge

We came in late one evening after dark and could not find a hotel in the area. Then we found the Walker River Lodge. It worked out great for our family. Clean room and very helpful staff. We highly recommend. And the irony is we are from Bridgeport TX. The Mowery’s

Good choice for an overnight stay. A bit pricey for what you get. Room was a bit worn out but clean. There was plenty of space. Reception was helpful. Breakfast was not provided. Location was close to town. We had dinner at Bridgeport Inn which was excellent.

Clean! This is an older motel but it is clean and comfortable and that is the most important to me. The parking lot is tight, but you can park in front of your room. I thought we would hear the traffic more, but the room was quiet. The bed was comfortable with a lot of pillows. The furniture is a little rough (TV stand) but it works and it was good to have a microwave and frig. We didn't use the pool, but other people seemed to enjoy it. This motel is in walking distance to anywhere you'd need to go in town. We'd stay here again if we are in the area.

The Walker Valley Lodge in Bridgeport, CA was very nice. It is a little pricey, but clean and comfortable.Roxanne, the owner, was very friendly and recommended some places to eat and nearby hot springs. This is an old fashioned mom and pop type motel in a very small town.

Nope, just don't stay here if you care about a decent hotel room. The only reason I picked this hotel was because they supposedly had room for our truck and cargo trailer and it was dog friendly. I called before booking to make sure they had parking for our pickup truck and cargo trailer. Upon check in, the grouchy lady at the front desk told me we absolutely could not park on the hotel grounds. I asked to move rooms closer to the truck, but that was not allowed either. The first hotel experience you have is usually with the front desk staff, and her grouchiness, aloofness and unwelcoming attitude quickly made me realize I picked the wrong hotel. And then we stepped into the room. Oh ick, I'd bet there is asbestos in the ceiling and the entire room is from the 1970's. Old old fridge that barely worked and ditto for the microwave. Hair was all over the decorative pillows. ICK! The toiletries were really cheap as well. For $200 a night the room should be way better. We took our old dog outside for some hangout time on her leash. Of course there is a couple that let their two dogs run off leash and bother other people and dogs. Their response was "oops, sorry". The ultimate insult was that the air conditioners had already been shut off for the winter (which looking at them was probably good for our lungs). Oh, no that wasn't the ultimate insult. The ultimate insult was that we paid $200 for a hotel room for one night for a crappy room which was way more than I pay for my nicer hotels when I travel for work. The options were limited but we would rather sleep in our truck than stay here again.

We stayed here for two nights with our dog while we played at Twin Lakes. We really loved how dog friendly they are, and they don’t charge a crazy fee like other places do. The room was clean and cozy, cabin style with all the amenities. The AC was very loud but did the job. Thank god they have grills there because Bridgeport is lights out by 7. There are still a few dining options open later, but expect to pay $$$ to eat mediocre food. Our second night there we grilled bacon wrapped hotdogs while getting attacked by man eating mosquitos. Obviously the mosquitoes are not their problem, but be warned, this place is by water. The pool and jacuzzi were small and old, but very clean. There were only a few small things we weren’t crazy about. The lock on the door when you leave is just on the door handle, you can only deadbolt it while inside. It was very un-sturdy and anyone trying hard enough could break it open. We also didn’t like that the deadbolt says “vacant” when it’s unlocked. This is the reason we believe staff came into our room one day when we left the AC on while gone for a few hours, it was turned off when we came back. We asked the front desk for an extra pillow and were basically told “what you see is what you get” and they don’t have extras. Lastly, some local kids swarmed the pool on the last night and basically forced us to leave. Besides those hiccups, it was still a very lovely stay and we would stay there again.

Barbara at the front desk was professional and kind. Room was clean and smelled fresh. Felt safe considering I was traveling alone and room had a simple key to enter but did have a double lock from the inside. Would def stay there again!

Had all the usual amenities in the room and a unique locking system on the door. The room was decorated throughout with a fish theme and was welcoming and charming as well as scrupulously clean and comfortable. Easy to find and walking close to breakfast and dinner restaurants.

After long travels it was nice to rest our head. Everything was good and pleasant but pillow was hard and flat. All rooms were pet friendly and we have pet allergies. Otherwise would recommend if you don’t mind that. Cute town also.