We have stayed at this complex many times. This time we were lucky enough to get a condo unit #29, which is right next to the jaquzzi/pool, barbecue area (great location when you have to walk in the winter to the jaquzzi). It is obvious the unit has recently been remodeled. It is two bedrooms with a loft for additional sleeping. Their is a nice large TV downstairs and one in each bedroom, which makes it nice when you have kids. The deck off the kitchen opens to the jaquzzi area which is only about 30 ft. away. The complex is located near restaurants and the theater so it makes it easy to walk or let the teeagers loose to walk about town A sports bar and miniture golf place is located right across the street and the complex is right on the bus line for the ski area. All in all, I was extremely pleased with our stay and will definately be going back.

If you are looking for an airy, comfortable, park-like setting, convenient location in Mammoth- this is the place. It's right in the middle of the town of Mammoth Lakes. You can walk to restaurants, shops, grocery store, book store, coffee shops, Mammoth Creek Park, bike trails.... You can bike ride anywhere from here or ride the shuttle from here to take you to the lakes, Eagle Lodge, the Village and up to Main Mountain.

There's a pleasant mid-size pool amongst the trees and two jacuzzi's, & sauna room. And a community gas grill.
Parking is free and close to your unit.
If you are looking for fancy 5-star, this is not for you.
If you are looking for comfort & convenience at an affordable price.... check it out!

A group of us rented in Feb of 2008 and were almost lucky enough to get snowed in. The place we stayed we nice but a little dated; although we met people who were in recently upgraded units and they liked them very much.

The value is also excellent for these places. Compared to staying in the Village this was a phenomenal deal. I also like the location. There is very easy access to the most popular places in Mammoth and nearby shuttle service. You truely don't need a car once you get there. Access to the units is very nice also. The unit we rented was on an inside location and was a little walk, but no stairs to lug kids and luggage up. This is a big deal at 1 a.m. after driving from a sea level location.

The jacuzzi area is wonderful; 2 large jacuzzis that can be a great scene during the winter weekends.

My biggest complaint about the property is trying to book a unit. Right now, if you are booking via the property managers, it is done by telephone. That means you have to call during business hours and not during lunch in order to someone to book a unit. Also, imagine trying to call after a big storm when everyone wants to book; good luck getting through to someone. I would like to see a web based booking system so I could book even if it is at 1 a.m. when I get a dump notice.

I'm looking forward to staying there during the summer.

Visited Mammoth Lakes for the first time and choose Sierra Park Villas from the Trip Advisor reviews. We rented a two bedroom, 2 bath + loft with another couple. It seems like a third to half of the condos were privately owned while the rest are available for rental. From the description of the other units in the reviews it seems like each unit differs by owner. Ours (#78) had a well furnished kitchen and was generally clean a nicely decorated. Everything worked well. We didn't use the loft upstairs which had sleeping accommodations for at least four children or young adults. My only complaint with our unit was that it wasn't airconditioned (temperature in the high 80's) and one of the two bedrooms had only a small 2ft x 2ft window for ventilation. We always travel with a small box fan in the summer because of simular experiences. With our fan, we were able to vent hot air out during the day and cool air in during the night. Even with the fan it was warmer than we would have liked. Without our own fan we wouldn't have been able to sleep in the bedroom. I think the loft would also have been difficult to air out if we had used it. We noticed most of the other units also lacked windows that opened. Ironically, the other bedroom had a large sliding door and plenty of ventilation. Seems strange. There was a smallish but nice pool and two hot tubs that would be especially nice for winter useage. Everything outside was nicely kept and maintained. We all felt we got good value ($175 a night) for our stay. A real plus is that there are so many good restaurants with a block or two of the condo. Don't miss Mogals two blocks away. There is a starbucks about 100 yards down the street and the movie theatre and Von's grocery across the street from Starbucks. We loved our stay in Mammoth and enjoyed hiking in Devil's Postpile (a wonderful National Monument), riding the gondola to the top of Mammoth Mt., driving the 16 mi. June Lake loop, visiting Mono Lake visitor center and the bit longer drive to Bodie State Park.