The Mammoth Inn

Great hospitality.

Overall the hotel was fine. Check-in was easy. Room seemed to be updated but the building is just old, so the walls are thin and floors are loud. We could hear all the other guests walking and talking through the walls. The rooms were very small too. Parking was very limited. The one thing that upset us is we had the "do not disturb" sign on the door handle and after a day of snowboarding, we came back to the room and someone from the staff had entered the room and replaced the curtains on both windows. The original curtains were a bright yellow and the replacements were a charcoal gray, so it was obvious to us. We do not understand why it was so important for them to do that during our stay instead of after we checked out, but also why they ignored the do not disturb sign...? We would only stay here again as a last resort.

The facility maintenance is horrible. Very unsafe. No personal at the front desk EVER. A bait and switch with breakfast included. When I read that I expected breakfast but got cookies and cereal bars. No internet the first night which meant no TV. I plan to never return and I'm warning you not to even stay there.

Buyer beware!! Wifi connectivity was non-existent due to there being only a single network for all rooms that crashes when multiple guests are on it. No wifi then mean't no Roku tv/streaming channels available. And some bait & switch items - the room pics showed a large tub with jets. But apparently that didn't mean "working" jets or that there'd be enough hot water to fill even a 1/4 of it. Owner's response was that my room didn't come with a "jacuzzi" and my expectation of a usable tub was essentially ignored. And the supposed "continental breakfast" was a total joke. If you think a couple old packaged pastries, 3 less than appetizing pre-packaged fruit cocktails, a granola bar and some dry cereal constitutes a "continental breakfast", then you're an 8 yr old. At least there were coffee pods for the coffee maker...but sadly those too were unusable as there were no cups provided. Okay, okay... it might seem I'm nit-picking and high maintenance but I stay at Motel 6s everywhere for a fraction of this room rate and their services and amenities far surpass what was provided at this "Inn". I'm sorry but for $180/night, I don't think it's too much to expect the basics such as wifi, hot water, amenities pictured in ads to exist/work, etc.. And my contact with the owner was met with no answers or help. He did finally give me a discount code for a future booking but lo & behold, that didn't work either!! Steer clear of The Mammoth Inn if you want anything resembling a hotel room.

Keep scrolling Tiny room for the price, thin walls and noisy floors. Would not stay there again.

When we arrived we had to yell "hello" for someone to come out to greet us. Her greeting was not friendly as she showed us to our room. While walking upstairs to our room there were a few bags what look to be from the cleaning of a room. Those bags were in the hallway til the next day. We were very grateful to find this room for the holiday week but it was way over priced and did not fit 3 people. When asked for a rollaway bed the cost of $150 was outrageous. All in all the room was clean, the TV worked, the shower had good pressure and the temperature was perfectly set (thank goodness for the ceiling fan). Need to provide parking spaces as well for the number of rooms at the Inn.