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We had driven a great deal when we finally called it a night in Lone Pine. We called in to two hotels; Comfort Inn then Best Western. We got a better deal from Comfort Inn so we paid for a double Queen room with a roll in bed. It was later in the evening and all we wanted to do was rest.The clerk at the front desk was the most friendly person I had encountered during the whole trip. He was eager to help and made us all feel like we had arrived at his personal house.Our room was on the ground floor; nice queen beds. Spacious room, allowed us to put the roll in which was the size of a normal twin bed. The room had all the amenities one would hope for. Flat panel TV, refrigerator,microwave coffee maker, coffee, tea, sugar, ironing board, hangers, suitcase stand.Again, I was appreciative of the fact that I could warm my baby's food as well as refrigerate any that was not consumed or unused. I'm the tea addict, so having a microwave allows me to make a really hot cup of tea after a long day.The bathroom was exceptionally clean and had pretty decent towels in comparison to the ones we had at America's Best Value Inn.A continental breakfast was included, which was great.The room was kept cool at night with the AC. My only complaint is that the AC was rather loud.I was thankful yet again that the clerk at the front desk afforded us a roll in bed at no extra charge. I must compliment the service, it was personal and exceptional. I use hotels a lot and I must say, if customer service is to be defined, this guy would be the epitome of it. My biggest regret is that I forgot his name, I meant to thank him in this review by putting his name in writing.We paid $110 which was less than the $135 that Best Western offered us. It is a family friendly, traveling with children, my concern is always hotels that are not family friendly.

The Comfort Inn was minimal. It served a breakfast that included one of the waffle machines, hardboiled eggs, cereal and yogurt. The room was okay and beds were clean. Office staff was vary helpful and polite.The young lady knew the area well and was able to give helpful information. Because we were on a work related trip, we had several suitcases and needed an extra luggage holder in the room. It was immediately brought to our room. The view was marvelous of the East Sierras and Mt. Whitney. If you are staying in Lone Pine, this is a fine place to stop and stay, but it is strictly a place to stay. It did have a pool and hot tub, but we didn't have time to use it. Overall there was nothing wrong with the

We had a very good experience at the first Comfort Inn we stayed in, so thought we'd try another one. Obviously, the age of the property makes a difference. Ultimately, this was a decent, comfortable place to stay, but had signs of age (the sheer curtains in our room were torn). Service was friendly and efficient, the room was clean and the free breakfast was decent. There was no elevator, which was a challenge, since we were on the second floor and had a car packed for a 12-day road trip. If you're not too picky, this is is an adequate place to stay.

This comfortable quiet hotel offered a very good breakfast, beautiful views and excellent customer service. Free wireless and very helpful staff. We had just come from Death Valley National Park where the temperatures were around 111 degrees. We were exhausted and worn out. We decided to stay two nights in this little town of Lone Pine and it was a good choice for us. The temperatures were much cooler and we sat on the deck in the mornings to drink our coffee. The view from the deck was beautiful. I highly recommend this hotel.

If you're looking for a stay in Lone Pine (great home base for Death Valley), choices are limited. This option is relatively clean and comfortable, and wasn't sketchy as some places inside the park are reputed as being.