Spend your getaway in June Lake at the historic Heidelberg Inn. Our fully furnished condos are the perfect place to rest, recharge, and get ready for one of the many adventures in the local area. The One Bedroom unit includes a Queen Size bed in the bedroom and a Queen Size sofa sleeper in the living room; sleeps 4. The dining/kitchen area includes a refrigerator, two burner stovetop, microwave, disposal, and dishwasher. Appliances include a coffee maker, toaster, and blender. These units have two TVs, a DVR, alarm clock, hair dryer, iron, and free WIFI. There is no oven. On-site resort amenities include daily activities, late check-in available, DVD rentals and games, recreation room including a pool table and ping pong table, free laundry facilities, fish cleaning area, free parking, outdoor hot tub, sauna, ski lockers, BBQ deck, and large screen TV in the lobby lounge area. Local services within the June Lake Loop include downhill skiing, swimming, fishing and boating, restaurants, spa services, general store, brewery, gift shops, horseback riding. Additional areas to explore include sightseeing to Mammoth Lakes, hot springs, Bodie Ghost Town, Mono Lake, and entrance to Yosemite National Park are all within a short driving distance. An automobile is best to get to the resort, and to enjoy the surrounding area. Area Information: Please check driving conditions and plan your route before setting out. This information we have is subject to change without notice. Yosemite valley is accessible from the eastside of the Easter Sierra mountains several ways. The most popular and scenic route is the historic Tioga Pass/HWY 120. Latest information shows this route open as of July 21, and it will be closed ALL WINTER LONG. Alternate routes are as follows State route 108 and state route 4. All these routes are 1.5 to 2.5 hours driving when open. Using HWY 80 to get to Yosemite which takes you through Reno, Nevada, Tahoe basin and down to the westside of the Eastern Sierra, totals a 4.5 hour drive time. Our History: The Heidelberg Inn was opened in 1927 as the June Lodge, a mountain retreat hunting lodge with 46 rooms and European style shared bathrooms. The hotel featured nightly meals in the dining room and after-hours card games and libations in its tavern. This location became the place to stay for some of the most famous movie stars of the silver screen era. Clark Gable, Betty Grable and Charlie Chaplan were noted visitors, and photos of these “good old days” are displayed in the lobby. In the early 1980s, the resort was converted to 24 condo type units with the option of one or two bedrooms, a kitchen, a living/dining room and a private bathroom. Part of the original building is the famous four-sided stone fireplace with the signature eight-foot California Grizzly Bear standing on top.