On the positive side, the room was clean, and the lady manager was most pleasant and helpful. Frankly the decor and furnishings are of a minimum standard, cheap and nasty.the 'WiFi' worked very slowly from time to time, TV an old relic. But it did work. Some say you get what you pay for, maybe its the location that inflates... More

Cleans hotel with comfortable beds. The kitchenette was stocked with basic cooking supplies and dinnerware. There is even a charcoal bbq for each room. They are one of very few places in June lake that is pet friendly and they don't charge a lot of money to bring them along. Also the hotels is within walking distance to a couple... More

I stayed at the Villager for a week last September. Sure, it's not the Ritz, but I didn't expect it to be! The room was clean, the linens were fresh, the towels were fluffy, and my kitchen was sufficiently stocked to be perfectly functional. The motel staff is wonderful, and extremely helpful and accommodating. I have no complaints. I got... More

Greeted by 2 very nice ladies. I called ahead to see what was included in the kitchen, and they mentioned that most things if not there could be retrieved out of their main kitchen and brought over upon request. Everyone was so accommodating and friendly and they even let us stay a few extra hours due to our car breaking... More

June Lake is a very small town just about 40 minutes north of Mammoth which is why we decided to stay there (not to mention the area is a bit more economical than staying next to the mountain). Before we even got there we could never get anyone on the phone, they never seem to be at the desk, and... More

While yes, staying at the Villager does not compare to staying at the Ritz, it is what it is and we have always found the inn to be clean and the staff is always friendly, accommodating and have never let us down. June Lake is a wonderful little village and we truly enjoy any time we are able to spend... More

For the fisherman looking for a crash pad, this place is better than sleeping outside. Old rooms; old plumbing and fixtures, stained and musty carpets, old beds, old bed sheets and blankets,etc. The office was more a daycare than a place of business, and the manager was brimming with attitude.

We booked via the internet and paid $84 inc tax for standard double room. June Lake is a lovely setting, but this motel is not. Our room was way out at the back and next to two tanks - possibly calor gas? The outside smelled of gas or something equally unpleasant. The room was small, dated and very run down.... More

I was astounded at some of the negative reviews for the Villager. Yes, the place does show it's age, but I've stayed there a number of times in several different rooms, and while I have of favorite room, all of them have been clean and satisfactory, and any issues quickly and cheerfully rectified by the staff. The manager and staff... More