★★★★·Big Bear City·8.2
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oder tipp es einfach — „um den 20. herum, drei Nächte“
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Gold Mountain Manor in Big Bear City offers family rooms with private bathrooms, balconies overlooking lush gardens, and kitchenettes. Each room features a cozy fireplace and modern amenities. Guests enjoy a garden terrace, outdoor fireplace, and free Wi‑Fi. The bed‑and‑breakfast serves American classics with local specialties, pastries, and warm dishes. Nearby, winter sports, Big Bear City Park, Bear Mountain Golf Course, and Big Bear Marina await.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
The Manor felt like a beautifully themed cabin, evoking a mountain and lake escape in both winter and summer, and I appreciated every small detail the owners arranged to create an exceptional experience; it was very comfortable, cozy, and relaxing, a perfect spot to unwind from everyday life.
Donna·Vor einem Monat
THE WORST HOTEL EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE — HEARTLESS, CRUEL, AND UTTERLY DISGRACEFUL I don't even know where to begin, because what happened to me and my four-year-old son at this hotel was so deeply inhumane that I am still shaking as I write this. I am a single mother. My son had just come out of leg surgery — he was in a full cast and couldn't walk, run, or move on his own. He was one month away from turning five. ONE MONTH. I had already been through so much — his surgery had fallen on my birthday, so I hadn't even celebrated. After everything we had been through, I decided to treat us to a short, peaceful stay at this hotel. I packed up my son, who could barely move, and drove THREE HOURS to get there. Three hours with a post-surgery child, full of hope for a little rest and recovery. And then I met Derek. This man — if you can call someone who behaves this way a man — greeted me with a sneering, contemptuous smile and refused to let us check in because my son was not yet five years old. Not five by ONE MONTH. I stood at that reception desk and burst into tears. I explained everything — the surgery, the three-hour drive, the fact that my son couldn't even walk and would stay quietly in the room the entire time. I begged him. I pleaded. Do you know what Derek did? He smiled. That disgusting, smug, cruel smile. And then he told me — with what I can only describe as ENJOYMENT — that not only would he not let us stay, he would not refund my money because the booking was non-refundable. And then he told me to leave the premises. To LEAVE. A crying mother with a child in a cast, in the middle of the night, with nowhere to go. I had no money to book another hotel. I sat in my car, sobbing, trying to calm down my confused little boy. And at 3:00 AM, I drove the three hours back home. But it doesn't end there. When I walked through that lobby, it was filthy and reeked of a foul smell — this is not a hotel, it's a disgrace
Alana·Vor 4 Monaten
The decor was great, and the host was wonderful.
Lind·Vor 5 Monaten
The staff were so sweet, the house felt like family, and breakfast was delicious—I can’t wait to come back!
Mary·Vor 11 Monaten
The property was very nice and peaceful, and breakfast was delicious.
Sandra·Vor einem Jahr