Lone Pine Budget Inn

Very dirty. Obvious smears on mirror, broken curtain rod that left the window uncovered, smelled as if it had not been aired out in a long time, stray hairs.

Stayed here one night on a drive home from Death Valley National Park. The location was convenient to Hwy 395; reviews on ********** were okay; and the price was good. The hotel looks to have been built 50 years ago or more, and never updated. Everything you need is in the room and works--window A/C, bed, desk, TV, mini-fridge, sink, tub and toilet. But the bed was uncomfortable and everything looks dingy and old. Having said that, arriving late in the evening, and being greeted by a friendly person at reception, I wasn't going to change hotels. I did manage to sleep through the night and was on my way early for home, glad for a place to rest.

Close to restaurants and gas stations. Main attractions of Alabama hills is just 10mins away. Super clean rooms and professional staff--you get what you sign up for.

Very basic room akin to a Motel 6 room. Clean and comfortable in a very quiet area. Good for a one night stay or if you are going to be out all day and just need a bed and a shower. Easy walk to a large market and restaurants.

Room was clean. The property just felt uncomfortable. We actually paid for one night. we were able to get a room at another hotel. We didn’t stay at lone pine budget and didn’t ask for a refund either.

Owner was very nice. Got room no problem and room was up to par. Only suggestion is when made did room she should have switched the face towl to new towels jnstead of putting the used one with makeup back on the drying rack.

Lone Pine Budget Inn was clean. Lots of good nearby restaurants and a convenient market.

Room was clean and spacious. Carpet was new and everything in working order.

Room is WhatsApp we can expect from a Motel. Clean, confortable. We were really disappointed by the way we were welcome upon arrival : extremely cold man. He felt us feel not welcome