
Cabin (Historic Studio Cabin)
- Sleeps 2
- 1 Queen bed
About this room
Set in the historic Tamarack Lodge and Resort on the shore of Twin Lakes, the Historic Studio Cabin is an individually decorated, intimate retreat for two. The cabin reflects the property's 1924 heritage while placing you steps from the lake and nearby trails. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi throughout the property and access to seasonal town shuttle service for easy trips into Mammoth Lakes.
The studio is arranged for two guests and features one Queen Bed with bed sheets changed on request. A private bathroom offers a bathtub or shower, complimentary toiletries including shampoo and soap, and a hair dryer; toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request. Towels and housekeeping are provided and changed on request, and the cabin includes in‑room heating and a coffee/tea maker plus a dining table for simple meals.
Practical comforts and safety are part of the stay: the cabin is individually furnished, and fire safety equipment such as a smoke detector, carbon monoxide detector and fire extinguisher are provided. A nightly resort fee of $25 plus tax applies and covers internet access, two parking spaces per reservation and seasonal amenities where available. On‑site dining is available at The Lakefront Restaurant and the Tamarack Fireplace Lounge, and guests may use the pool, hot tub and fitness center at Mammoth Mountain Inn with a Tamarack room key. Please note dogs are accepted in cabins only in season with applicable fees and deposits; check policies when booking. Check‑in begins at 4:00 PM and check‑out is by 11:00 AM.
What's included
- Tucked about 200 feet from Twin Lakes, with the shoreline and trails close by
- Studio-style cabin for two guests, with kitchen and dining table in one space
- One queen bed with sheets changed on request, sleeping two guests
- Private bathroom with bathtub or shower, free toiletries and a hair dryer
- Individually decorated and furnished interior reflecting the lodge's 1924 heritage
- Kitchen and coffee/tea maker for easy breakfasts and simple meals
- Free Wi-Fi, in-room heating, plus smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
- Resort fee of $25 plus tax covers internet and two parking spaces
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Cabin (Historic Studio Cabin) FAQs
Where is the Historic Studio Cabin at Tamarack Lodge and Resort located?
The cabin is part of Tamarack Lodge and Resort at 163 Twin Lakes Road, which sits about 200 feet from Twin Lakes at roughly 9,000 feet elevation. The lodge has welcomed guests on the lakeshore since 1924, and guests have direct access to the Twin Lakes shoreline.
How many people does the Historic Studio Cabin sleep, and what is the bed setup?
The cabin has one queen bed and sleeps 2 guests. That makes it best suited to a couple or two friends travelling together.
What is the bathroom like in the Historic Studio Cabin?
The cabin has a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower. It comes with free toiletries including shampoo and soap, a hair dryer and towels. Toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request.
Can I prepare my own food in the cabin?
Yes. The cabin has a kitchen, a dining table and a coffee/tea maker, so you can make breakfast or a simple meal. If you would rather eat out, The Lakefront Restaurant is on site.
What dining is there at Tamarack Lodge and Resort?
The Lakefront Restaurant is inside the historic lodge and serves French-California cuisine. Dinner reservations are highly recommended because the dining room is small. The Tamarack Fireplace Lounge in the lobby serves cocktails, local beer and charcuterie, with live music scheduled through the week in winter and summer. Hours vary by season, so check them when you plan your visit.
Are dogs allowed in the Historic Studio Cabin?
Dogs are welcome in the resort's cabins, but not in the lodge rooms. The limit is two dogs per cabin. The charge is $30 per dog per night plus a $200 refundable damage deposit. No other pet types are permitted. One listing says dogs are accepted in cabins during the summer season, mid-April to mid-November, so check your dates when booking.
Is the cabin close to restaurants and shops, and is it quiet?
The lodge is the resort's secluded lakeside setting, about a seven-minute drive from the Village at Mammoth, where the closest restaurants and bars are found. Beyond the on-site dining, only hiking trails and the Twin Lakes shoreline are within walking distance. A complimentary seasonal town shuttle serves the property, and the resort has parking, though on-site spaces are limited.
What does the resort fee cover, and what should I know about parking and Wi-Fi?
A resort fee of $25 plus tax per room, per night covers internet access, two parking spaces per reservation and seasonal amenities where available. Free Wi-Fi is offered in the rooms and throughout the property.
What else should I know before booking a cabin at Tamarack Lodge and Resort?
This is a historic property, and it is not ADA accessible and has no air conditioning. The cabin has in-room heating. Check-in is from 4:00 PM with photo ID and a credit card, the main guest must be at least 18, and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Winter guests can use the Tamarack Cross-Country Ski Center, which has 19 miles of groomed trails. Summer brings bike and boat rentals.
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