I was there August 2017. If I recall correctly, breakfast starts at 7 and runs to 9 a.m. They have hot coffee and water for tea in the lobby for early risers to take to their rooms. Note breakfast is continental, German style: various breads, butter and jams, sliced cheeses and ham, hard boiled eggs, yoghurt, fruit, cold cereal and hot oatmeal. Enjoy!

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Mammoth Lakes is a hub for outdoor activities: hiking and biking especially. There are a number of trails you can day hike and dedicated trails for biking (you cannot bike on hiking trails). The town provides free trolley transportation to many of the trailheads as well as bus service to some of the main trailheads for a small price (get a multi day pass and save $), The Alpenhof is across the Village where you catch most of the buses and trolleys so you are well situated. The hotel will have the town map with the trolley routes. The trolleys also have maps. On day one, take the trolley to the Visitor Centre on Main Street to plan your day hikes with a Ranger and get a map so you do not get lost! Day hikes include Devil's Postpile, Rainbow Falls, Minaret Falls or you can take the trolley to Lake Mary and hike up to Duck Pass and back. There are many trails you can do in this area. Mammoth Lakes is a great place to vacation if you like the outdoors.

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we are located on the East side of the Sierra's about 45 minutes drive from the Yosemite gate via Tioga Pass. Yosemite Valley is about a 2 hour drive from us.

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The June Lake Loop is close with a neat little hike out to Parker Lake. Also, check out Devil's Postpile Monument and the hike to Rainbow Falls. Maybe in September, you'll be seeing the beginning of fall colors. We were there in October last year and the colors were beautiful, especially along the June Lake Loop.

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