Lakeshore Resort

Cabinets are set up very nice. The resort is doing remodeling but love what it’s going to be in the future. Definitely will plan more trips here in the near future.

Spent a couple nights in Cabin L1, was fabulous. Clean. Bar staff (Hailey) was fantastic. Food was phenomenal. Chef Lindsay was a delight & so was her food. Highly recommend. Took a ride up to the Mono Hot Springs while there. Ride up the mountain was definitely an adventure & not for the faint of heart. Be sure to get gassed up in Shaver Lake prior to climbing the mountain. No gas stops beyond that point

The cabin was in the RV Park. It was one of the better cabins I have stayed in during my travels the past few years. Loved the trail going down to the creek. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. It is a little trek down the hill to get to the lake but a nice walk. The property on the way to the RV camp and cabin looks like some of it is being renovated/remodeled or needs worked on. This is a little pricey but loved the rustic cabin and being in a forest near a lake! I will be back!

Cabins are cute, but it looked like a lot of them are being worked on. Wish our cabin had a little table and chairs. Beds were comfortable. Over all the cabin was clean and comfortable. The full bathroom was nice to have.

After taking the long, windy, narrow potholed road through the Creek fire burn zone (would've been easier traveling towards China Peak side), we found our welcoming cabin tucked in among the RVs above the resort restaurant. We were checked in by the bartender at its popular saloon and restaurant. Our log cabin was cute and cozy, with two queen beds, including one in the loft we didn’t use. The cabin came equipped with a refrigerator, coffee maker and fan, and two chairs to sit on the small deck overlooking the RVs. (The lake is about a 200-yard walk from the cabins.) The restaurant also had a log cabin décor with painted faux-stain glass windows. Its dinner menu had nice options for steak and chicken with upscale pricing -- $85 for dinner for two – two entrees, one dessert, no drinks – not counting trip. Meals were prepared out of a food truck in the back. All the staff were charming and professional.

Stayed in one of the small (3 person) ‘A’ cabins in Feb to ski at China Peak. We arrived late and didn’t know what to expect based on reviews. The host was tending bar in the busy saloon. She was lovely. The cabin was renovated and clean. Quite sweet for a rustic ski cabin. We would stay again. A week after we got home, we got an unexpected package from the host - she sent a book we had completely forgotten about.