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"Amazingly cute cabin. Had everything we could need. "

"We don’t often ‘Review’, leaving that to others … But, where shall we start? … Built in 1928 as “Murmuring Pines”. Today it’s best known as the Gold Mountain Manor, a wonderful, historically maintained Bed-and-Breakfast. The original builder family invested in the early West Coast Movie Business and their sprawling 25 acre ranch Main House sufficed to keep the ‘who’s who” of Hollywood away from public eye. The current day Manor rests on an acre. It’s authentic "ranch-style" Log Mansion is an example of early 20th-century luxury architecture. CHARMING. As first time Bookers here, we were ‘Internet Skeptical’ but that was laid-to-rest the moment we drove up and was greeted by one of the owners, Darrin. Located on the North side of Big Bear Valley in a quiet area tucked slightly inland from the water’s edge of beautiful Big Bear Lake. The 7,000sf mansion exudes common areas large enough for entertaining. The main room grand fireplace is built from quartz mined from Gold Mountain. Looking closely, you can see flecks of gold embedded. Of the current day 7 Suites, we chose the Cozy Pine with its modernized rustic feel, a tree inspired 7 foot poster bed, a slate-surrounded jacuzzi tub for two, remote-controlled fireplace and in-room TV and Coffee. ........ continued on next review ......"

"The heater didn’t work the second night."

"Very cute and clean! Close to the village and ski resort (no more than 10 min drive). "

"Loved the Tibetan theme. Would definitely stay there again"

"Terrible place it was run down "

"Good location "

"It was a great space and the TVs were a great size. They were also very responsive. I would definitely recommend staying here. The only reason I'd give 4 stars instead of 5 is that it was a lot further from Big Bear Lake than I realized so it was a lot of driving and there were no dressers to put your clothes in. Otherwise, it was a great stay!"

"Very nice place very clean nice area Close toEverything "