Mt. Lemmon Lodge

The front desk had a girl.

Mason·2 months ago

“We will definitely be back!”

The staff were very friendly. The location was very quiet after 8 pm, but we enjoyed the common area where we played shuffleboard and other games. Everything was great. I appreciated the detailed instructions on water usage given the shortage and the rules that had to be followed even beyond our stay.

John·2 months ago

“Beautiful lodge and loved the surroundings. Really enjoyed the cooler temps.”

The location is beautiful even though restaurants and shopping are in short supply and often closed. The Lodge is lovely and very comfortable. The reason I rate staff poorly is in the middle of the day (2:00 to 3:00 p.m.) they insisted on having 2 area rugs at each end of the patio shampooed by staff. It was extremely loud, ruined the whole vibe of sitting outdoors and we had to shout to hear each other at our table of 4. Whenever she stopped the machine people would clap but that didn't give them the hint. They are at a stage 3 water shortage and asked us not to flush toilets or take more than 5-min showers, yet I witnessed the woman walk away with dirty containers from the shampoo machine and return with clean water at least 3 times just on the one rug facing me. It seemed ridiculous and rude towards customers dining at the time

Patricia·3 months ago

“We checked off a Bucket List item, as we see Mt Lemmon out of our back windows/yard.”

Beyond Bread was a decent place to eat, especially since several other spots were shut, including the ski area. Unfortunately, water restrictions were beyond our control. The walls inside the room and on the balcony offered little soundproofing; a neighbor’s loud music forced us off the balcony, and we had to use the provided ear plugs to read inside. The price felt a bit high given these issues and the closures, especially on a mid‑week day, so next time I’ll probably try the Mt Lemmon Hotel to avoid the noise.

Michael·3 months ago

“We stayed for just one night in April and that was sufficient time in this area at this time of year.”

We arrived in late April and the place itself is lovely, but within walking distance there’s a general store across the street, a cookie bakery a stone’s throw away, and a tiny trinket shop. You can wander the “Village” and explore in both directions in about 30 minutes. This area is geared toward hikers in the snow‑free months and winter sports fans when it snows. If you’re an “in‑between” traveler, you might just enjoy a card game or a good book.

Kristine·5 months ago