
Cabin, 3 Bedroom (Historic Three Bedroom Cabin)
- Sleeps 9
- 1 King bed, 1 Queen Bed, 3 Twin Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed
About this room
This Historic Three Bedroom Cabin at Tamarack Lodge and Resort sits on the shore of Twin Lakes and is individually decorated to reflect the property’s heritage. Designed for larger groups and families, the cabin comfortably sleeps 9 guests and offers lake-view surroundings and direct access to the quiet shoreline and outdoor seating areas. Free Wi‑Fi is available throughout the cabin.
The cabin provides three bedrooms and a mix of sleeping arrangements to suit groups: 1 King Bed, 1 Queen Bed, 3 Twin Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed. Guests will find two private bathrooms stocked with free toiletries, including shampoo, soap and shower facilities, plus a hair dryer. Bed linens and towels are provided and can be changed on request, and in‑cabin heating ensures a comfortable stay in cooler weather.
A small kitchen with a coffee/tea maker and a dining table creates an easy, self-catered option for meals, while housekeeping is available on request. The cabin is equipped with standard safety features including a smoke detector, carbon monoxide detector and fire extinguisher. Tamarack’s resort fee covers internet access and two parking spaces per reservation, and the property offers seasonal on-site activities and access to nearby services such as the Lakefront Restaurant and the complementary seasonal town shuttle. Guests booking this cabin will enjoy the privacy of a historic lakeside retreat with practical in‑cabin amenities for a relaxed group stay.
What's included
- Lake-view setting with direct access to the quiet Twin Lakes shoreline and outdoor seating
- Three-bedroom historic cabin with a living room, kitchen and dining table
- King, queen, three twin beds and a double sofa bed, sleeping nine guests
- Two private bathrooms with showers, free toiletries and a hair dryer
- Individually decorated and furnished living room reflecting the lodge's 1924 lakeside heritage
- Kitchen with dining table and coffee/tea maker for easy self-catered meals
- Free Wi-Fi, in-cabin heating, housekeeping on request and smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
- Nightly $25 plus tax resort fee covers internet access and two parking spaces
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Cabin, 3 Bedroom (Historic Three Bedroom Cabin) FAQs
How many people does the Historic Three Bedroom Cabin sleep, and how are the beds arranged?
The cabin sleeps 9 guests across three bedrooms. The bedding is 1 King Bed, 1 Queen Bed, 3 Twin Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed, so it suits a mix of couples, children and friends travelling together.
What is the setting of the cabin at Tamarack Lodge and Resort?
Tamarack Lodge and Resort sits directly on the shore of Twin Lakes, about 200 feet from the water at roughly 9,000 feet elevation. The cabin has lake-view surroundings and easy access to the quiet shoreline and outdoor seating areas. The resort has been welcoming guests since 1924.
Does the cabin have a kitchen so we can cook our own meals?
Yes. The cabin has a kitchen with a dining table and a coffee/tea maker, which makes self-catered breakfasts and simple meals easy for a group. If you would rather not cook, The Lakefront Restaurant is on site.
What are the bathrooms like for a group of nine?
The cabin has two private bathrooms, each with a shower. Free toiletries, including shampoo and soap, plus a hair dryer and towels are provided. Towels and bed linens can be changed on request.
Is the Historic Three Bedroom Cabin good for families?
Yes. Tamarack is a family-friendly property and children are welcome. The three bedrooms, mixed bedding, two bathrooms and a kitchen with a dining table work well for families or multi-generational groups. The main guest checking in must be at least 18. The resort's outdoor spaces may not suit very young children, so contact the lodge in advance if you have concerns.
Can I bring my dog to the cabin?
Yes. Dogs are welcome in the cabins, up to two dogs per cabin, at $30 per dog per night plus a $200 refundable damage deposit. Dogs are not permitted in the lodge rooms, and no other pet types are accepted.
What is included with the stay, and is parking easy?
A resort fee of $25 plus tax per night covers internet access, two parking spaces per reservation and seasonal amenities where available. On-site parking is limited, so a larger group may want to share vehicles. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
How far is the cabin from restaurants, the Village and the ski area?
Tamarack is the most secluded resort in Mammoth. It is about one mile from downtown Mammoth Lakes and a roughly seven-minute drive to the Village at Mammoth. Lake Mary is a five-minute drive, and Mammoth Mountain Ski Area is about 7 miles away. Beyond the lodge, the walkable surroundings are hiking trails and the Twin Lakes shoreline. A free seasonal town shuttle serves the property.
What should I know about comfort and accessibility before booking?
The property has no air conditioning, though the cabin has heating for cooler weather, and it is not ADA accessible. There is no on-site pool, hot tub, spa or fitness center. In winter, the Tamarack Cross-Country Ski Center offers ski-in/ski-out access to 19 miles of groomed trails. In summer, bike and boat rentals are available.
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