Noon Lodge

I returned to Big Bear for a celebration of life to attend. Stayed extra days at Noon Lodge. This was such a fun, and relaxing stay. Jesus is on-site host, he was awesome, room was great bed and pillows super comfy. We used, heated pool, bikes, canoe, shuffle board, corn hole, bbq, fireplace, fire pits, no need to leave. We did hike Castle Rock and coming back to room to swim after was perfect. Peaceful music that plays in common area was perfect. Thank you Jesus for making everything so wonderful. We will return!!

Went here with my parents in January, we were confused where to get our cabin key but once we did there wasn't anything short of amazing here. the cabin was cozy and the heater worked amazing and kept the house warm. the beds were comfortable and the clean.

Stayed at Noon Lodge in August 2022. Instantly fell in love with the lodge the moment we parked. I wanted to leave this review to thank Jesus the Manager of the property for making our stay perfect. He was very sweet and accommodating, working hard to make everyone's stay perfect. One item we were hoping for was the lake access from the property. Unfortunately there is no water at the dock on the property, the lake levels have been low. Looks to have water at the dock in the winter and early spring. The grounds are beautiful and very well kept. The fire pits are turned on every evening right before sunset with plenty of seating for all guests. There is music playing on the property until 10pm that adds to the ambiance. Quiet time begins at 10pm and fires are turned off. The pool is cleaned daily and kept at a refreshing temperature although there is no spa. There are two bikes that can be used. The rooms are very cute and clean. The bed is a firm queen size with four pillows. I prefer a softer bed so I did toss and turn but this is personal preference. There is no AC in the rooms, they do provide a fan. This was not an issue for us as the evening temperatures were in the low 50s. Our room did have a fire place, some rooms did not. The kitchen was well stocked with everything you need to cook a dinner. One con we had was the shower was very small with low water pressure. Overall our stay was awesome! We are looking forward to returning! Thank you Jesus for making our new favorite lodge in Big Bear perfect!

Place is so run down. The chair in our cabin was broke and the couch was sagging so bad. The door in the downstairs room was broken and repaired very poorly. Also very dusty!! The towels also had a smell like cigarette smoke. This place is in a good location but, needs some renovations. We checked out a day early bc the cabin next to us partied till 1 am and all the other reasons I mentioned above. The pool is good and it's large but not heated. Wasn't really great for the kids to swim in because the weather was only around 72. We have stayed here a couple years back and the place was better. Overall they just need to revamp the furniture and clean it better.

Tried to book a room online for this place - for the advertised price of $100, plus local taxes and a $30 cleaning fee. After providing my credit card info and confirming the reservation, my total came out to $218.12 because instead of being charged $100 for the room, I was charged $166.50 for the room. Talk about a bait and switch! Don't bother with this place if you prefer doing business with places of integrity. This place has none. Shame on you, Noon Lodge.

Stayed here in Nov 2022 in the 2-bedroom townhouse. We had an overall pleasant stay. The house itself is decorated nicely and is very cozy. There is bathroom and shower downstairs. Upstairs layout is a bit awkward with one queen bed and en-suite bathroom. There are two twin beds in the upstairs as well but they will have to enter main bedroom to access the bathroom. The lake was dry so not much to see outside. We used their fire pits to make s'mores. Also FYI, they do require you to complete a lot of your own housekeeping before you check out such as, washing any of their dishes you used, sweeping, and emptying all your trash cans.

Absolutely beautiful place to stay. My fiancé and I stayed in cabin 9. It was a great view and very convenient for us to take our dog to use the restroom (we cleaned up after her of course). Super cozy room and the bed was very comfy! Although, we did have one issue. ANTS! There were mobs of ants absolutely everywhere. In the microwave, on the sink, counters, floor, fridge, oven, bedside tables, fridge, walls, even the closet and shower as well. It was disgusting! We couldn't leave any sort of leftover takeout or even packaged food out or it would be attacked by ants. My poor pup had bites on her body and was itching like crazy. For paying $500 for only two nights, you'd think they would take more precautions when it comes to preventing ants in cabins. The atmosphere and aesthetic of the property is nice to look at, however my fiancé & I will sadly not be returning.

I did a walk-through for a client's wedding today and was impressed! Jesus, the manager, is very polite and helpful. The hotel is pretty small but perfect for a beautiful getaway. Located right on the water gives the hotel a beautiful dreamy backdrop. Firepits are spread out across the property for guests to hang out around. Unfortunately, tonight they were all sold out, but generally, it's $156 a night (which is SUPER reasonable for big bear). Additionally, the location and quality of the hotel are so worth it!! Each room is uniquely decorated and homie making the Noon lodge a perfect getaway or venue.

Literally a few steps away from the lake it's a great location with a cozy, charming atmosphere. We stayed here for a COVID getaway. Keys were prepped and laid out in the lobby along with instructions for the stay, included login info for free wifi. Parking pass provided along with a designated spot. No contact situation. We booked a 1 bedroom with loft (#14). Walked into the living room with a gas fireplace, couch and small TV. Kitchen was fully stocked with dishes, mugs, wine glasses, utensils, pots/pans, kettle, along with appliances, such as a coffee maker, toaster. They also have can openers, corkscrews, so no need to bring your own! Going up the stairs, you have 2 twin beds, which then leads to the master with a queen bed along with a bathroom with shower, no tub. If you like your bed very firm, you'll be happy. For us, a bit too firm for comfort. The walls are pretty thin, so if you're a light sleeper, ear plugs are a must...pretty much heard kids running up and down the stairs and tantrums for most of the night :P Otherwise, there's outdoor fire pits throughout the lodge with chairs, bistro lights, and the lakefront view. Honestly, many picture perfect moments!

We stayed at Noon Lodge for one night, We've wanted to stay there for a while but unfortunately whilst we totally understood that this was not a hotel, we still felt like it was pretty overpriced We booked the studio cabin - the cheapest unit, which, including cleaning fee etc, came to 238 for the night, I thought this was pricey but since it looked so nice from the pictures I was willing to pay it. The cabin, was really hot and while we didn't expect AC, it would've been nice to have a basic fan to cool it down- it was really really stuffy in there- even at night and we both at struggled to sleep. The location of our cabin also wasn't great in comparison to the rest of the cabins which all faced either toward the lake or inward towards the cute courtyard area- we were facing outward to the road and there were cars and motorbikes parked directly in front of our door which were started in the early hours of the morning and disturbed the little sleep that we did get.... The walls between us and cabin 2 were also super thin, to the point where the occupants of 2 were banging on our walls every time we made any kind of noise at all- talking quietly, running the tap, even plugging in a phone charger... the studio was also small- much smaller than you'd expect for 238 for one night, but it was very clean and really nicely decorated- we loved the added touch of the pine diffuser and the map. the bed was really comfortable and we liked that there was a mini fridge and toiletries. The complex and general location was beautiful and the outside area was really nicely designed - we really liked the touch of having the seating at the back along with the fire pits, a little more lighting around the back might've been nice too for later in the evening but that was definitely the nicest part of our stay. We thought overall that that Noon lodge is most likely better for a winter stay rather than a summer stay but definitely did not meet expectations given the cost

Stay here! My husband and I just got returned from our stay Noon Lodge and I can't give the place enough praise. We stayed in a one bedroom cabin with a loft & kitchen. It had everything we could possibly need for the weekend, a oven/stove, refrigerator, plates, utensils, paper towels, etc. The decor was the cutest. I'm happy to report the rooms actually look like the photos online, if not cuter. The best part of the stay is that you get to use their bikes, kayaks and canoes. The water level is back up so you can paddle right on down from Noon Lodge into the main part of the lake. Jesus was awesome and got us all set up on the canoes so we could go fishing out on the lake. At night everyone hangs by the fire pits, bbqs, tells stories, etc. the vibe is really the selling point for me. We will definitely be back soon!

Stayed here for 2 nights and while Noon lodge is a beautiful place I have to admit that ROOM #2 was very stuffy, the bed was hard, we couldn't sleep and in the morning at 7am we felt like we were in a campground with a lot of people and kids yelling and talking loud. We drove out to the mountains to get some relax time in and we wanted to sleep in, but unfortunately we couldn't here at noon lodge. Paid well over $400 , but honestly I don't think I would come here stay here again, if I wanted to sleep in.

We did an impromptu 3-night stay at Noon Lodge to get away from city life for a few days. The location is awesome and , since we love to walk, the mile trip to coffee and restaurants was refreshing through the fresh snow . Reason for 4/5 Stars: The wall heater sounded possessed by demons it woke me up just about every hour through the night. Replace those old wall heaters with some cool gas fireplace stoves or something!!

Amazing, cute, homey, sweet, adorable. There are no shortage of words to describe how sweet this property is. Nothing fancy, but all the good vibes. We will be back!

the staff in front was very friendly and pleasant to talk to. he made sure we had all our questions answered and made sure we knew that we can always drop in for any other concerns or questions. the rooms were so much better than we expected. it was clean and cozy and more spacious than pictures lead us to believe. bathrooms were clean and well stocked, as was the kitchen. behind all the accomodations was this huge area of snow the kids got to just run around in! they were able to sled down a small hill right there too! outside is this open area with a fire pit and pretty patio lights for a night out in fresh air.

LOVE. . . Noon Lodge at Mallard Bay on Big Bear Lake is "Cabin Glamping" at its best! Truly full of Instaworthy shots--as you'll notice from my unfiltered pictures. Thank you to my fellow Yelp family for helping me find this gem. Since their reviews already describe this cabin destination to a tee, I'll just provide a tips breakdown combining mine and their experiences to improve your upcoming visit. Favorite features: - The lay-out of the property is adorable (central fireplace with Adirondack chairs and larger cabins closer to the lake) and the location is ideal being on an islet, away from the hustle and bustle of The Village. Yet you're only a 3 minute drive by car to all the action! - I loved the modern-rustic touches like multiple outdoor fire pits, public speakers with camp musical hits, taxidermy, cabin envelopes containing the key, hand-drawn property and recommended businesses town map, woven rugs and blankets, leather chairs, black and white framed artwork, and more! - They have plenty of self-guided activities on the property including bicycles, kayaks/canoes, bocce ball, shuffleboard, and a swimming pool. I was particularly excited to see boats available (with a liability waiver) since this destination is best enjoyed on the lake. - Multiple Wi-Fi networks are available with good speeds depending on where you are on the property. Each cabin has a TV, mini fridge (or larger), oscillating fan (no AC for summer months yet plenty of windows for a cross-breeze), and coffee machine. Not to mention wine glasses and a bottle opener. - They have enforced Quiet Hours after 10 pm. I appreciate this as someone who goes to sleep on the earlier side. Our room was wedged between the swimming pool and public outdoor fireplace so I could see how it could be noisy. Not to mention we had a shared wall studio. Party animals and those with children--Sorry, not sorry! - Given Covid-19, they have a sticker on the door of each cabin noting: "This room has been cleaned and disinfected." This detail was truly appreciated! I still took it upon myself to sanitizer the remote control, door handles, light switches, etc. Room for improvement: - Fresh coffee is brewed only on the weekends in the lobby. Though there are automated coffee machine in every room it had only Folgers coffee grounds available (ew). - Simple cleaning and upkeep could be a tad better given the price point; yet you are renting individual "rustic" cabins in the middle of the mountains, so I didn't have the highest "Ritz-mentality". I personally cleaned our fan inside and out from the layers of dust it hosted. The tiny shower had peeling paint on the floors and walls. The shuffleboard (faded paint) and corn hole (uneven and broken boards) have seen better days. The life vests were quite icky to be worn for water sports. With all this said, a coat of fresh paint on each wall and a deep cleaning with dusting would get them an improvement in reviews from what I observed and had read. (Hint hint) - While I was pleased they had dedicated parking spots, the gravel lot was extremely narrow and full of potholes and mud. Plus the lots was a ways from all the cabins, so be sure to carry your bags and belongings to your cabin when you self check in and are closer to the cabins. Tips for your visit: - If you go with the studio cabin see if you can get #4 because it is the only studio with a gas fireplace. We loved having this available in the evening for playing cards with wine given that it drops to 35* and below even in the summer. - Like others warned me about: bring your own toilet paper and pillow! They use an eco friendly TP which is great for Mother Nature but rough on the behind. They do have enough towels for each individual and Beekman Boys shampoo, conditioner and body gel. Pillows are thin and frumpy; bed is very firm but they say that's great for the back. I found my skin to be quite dry after showering perhaps since I'm use to a water softener, so bring lotion too. - Take a moment to look up at the stars. The show is amazing and you can use a sky gazing app to identify all different constellations. I even found Ursa Major (Big Bear), Saturn and Jupiter! - You may find cheaper cabin rates online through Hotels.com or other competitors versus on their website. - Lastly, upon check out they request you to throw out your trash, close the windows, turn off the lights/heater/fireplace/mini fridge, and maintain furniture arrangements the way you found them. I honestly don't think this is too much to ask, plus it reduces waste of our resources. Nonetheless, I am very positive and refreshed after my little getaway to Big Bear's Noon Lodge at Mallard Bay. I would definitely visit again. Until next time!

Charming and modern! If you're looking for a little cabin life, but maybe without the 1990s decor that so many places in the area sport, this is the instagramable option! We took a little baby-moon getaway a few weeks back - very spur of the moment - and were lucky to get a room at Noon Lodge. It's a series of buildings, remodeled into little "Cabins" Some are stand alone, and some are connected to each other (By walls only, not doors. Each has its own entrance and does feel like its an individual cabin). The website was SO CUTE that I couldn't resist booking it as soon as I saw it was available. Check in was a breeze, you just snag your packet and keys from the office. We were left alone and not bothered - exactly how we like it. We adored the decor of our cabin. It was complete with a little couch area, comfy bed, ample kitchen and bathroom. There was a couple Adirondack type chairs on our little porch that were lovely in the evening. Our cabin had a little HVAC unit, a flat screen TV, all the things you'd need for a pair in the kitchen and basic linens/sundries. The layout of the property is the HUGE win here. Fire pits, string lights, yard games, a communal focal point stone fireplace and of course the pool. You could really just stock your fridge here and stay in the whole time! I'm dying to come here at the holidays - its such a festive and fun environment in the warm months that I imagine the winter must be glorious!! I loved that the property piped music throughout an outdoor speaker system most of the day and early evening. It really added to the ambiance - AND they included a CD of Noon Lodge vibes with our check in. I have a CD changer in my car still so WOOHOO! Reliving the relaxation on the 5 these days makes me want to go back ASAP. A few need to know notes: - The bathroom in our cabin was long and very narrow. The toilet and sink were QUITE close to each other so luckily my baby belly wasn't too big yet! The shower is also small, but worked fine! - Our cabin (Cabin 9, for your reference) was near a designated smoking area. A bummer since I'm pregnant and second hand smoke is no bueno. I did mention it was a baby moon in my emails to the property but they didn't put two and two together on that & the cabin we were assigned - no major foul and of course we could have asked to be moved. We just closed the windows! There is also some sort of main water pipe routed through this cabin, and you could hear it anytime someone used water in the main building. It drove my man a little nuts the second night. The plus's of this particular cabin include that it doesn't face anyone else or have anything on either side. Its quite private and super close to the BBQs & picnic tables so if you were cooking on site it'd be very convenient for supplies back and forth. - Service during booking and check out was great and easy. Be aware there is no cleaning service during your stay - its really more like an Airbnb than a hotel - "Noon Lodge is a cabin rental, not a hotel" per their website. -Each Cabin comes with 1 parking spot & 3 bedroom cabins come with 2 spots each. I really can't imagine staying anywhere else in Big Bear - we'll absolutely me back soon. I really want to rent the whole place out for an adventure escape with friends sometime!

My family and I were really looking forward to joining in with other friends and family to visit Noon Lodge. Our trip was canceled with no communication other than an email stating that we had 24hrs to update our payment information. Phone communication would have been great so that we could have continued with our plans. Now, we are stuck with no plans and our family and friends will be celebrating the holidays without us.

Such a gem in Big Bear! We stayed in cabin 10. Nice pool, yard games, and propane fire pits. The cabin was clean, updated, and very spacious! Thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will return when we're back in Big Bear again! Sounds funny, but the toilet paper is awful! I'd bring my own next time.

So place was nice but giving 4 stars cause I was next door to some kids who apparently thought they were sent back to the Jurassic Age and were a Stompasaurus Rex most of the day, and by night there were a bunch of people collected outside between 12:30am and 2:30am screaming like they were watching the super bowl. Lots of WOOOOOOOOOOs and idk what else. I'd write more but I'm dead tired kinda cranky that's all you're getting from me. I know it's not this places fault but holy hell hope that's not their regular clientele.

Rented this place out for a night and honestly it was super cute! I'm so glad I rented this place out. It was cheaper than an Airbnb and well equipped. It had pots & pans to cook with, towels and the fireplace was my favorite part of the room. The pros: cute place & well equipped with everything you need. 4/5 stars solely based on location, flexibility, availability, & a cute lil fireplace. Bring your own towel though. I'd definitely recommend this place to my friends though. I was nervous bc I read the reviews but it's a decent place to stay. I don't know how others had so many negative things to say. The downside: Parking was hard because we were given a small spot but as soon as I called management they let me park in the loading zone. Thank you guys! The showers are really tiny! But I mean it gets the job done. One thing I didn't like is that we were going to use a towel and the first one I grabbed was dirty. The floors could use the help of a mop. It was 6am and we could hear kids screaming. That's one thing I hated. They have quiet hours after 10 but that should also apply in the morning, especially if kids are screaming. P.S. no one in big bear plays tennis, so the tennis rackets were a bit out of place.

We brought our pup with us and everything has been very nice and clean so far! The view from our room is amazing!! The hotel is so warm and all the staff is super friendly. So glad we finally found a great place with a nice view an affordable price!

The cutest place ever. Great customer service. A darling room. Amazing location. And it's such a great spot lots of hot fireplaces. And the room is decorated darling. Super comfortable bed. I highly recommend staying here Adorable

Amazing place. Clean, quiet, cozy and the staff is super friendly and courteous. Highly recommend this place. We loved our stay and plan to come

This place is cute. good location. i love the gathering zones with fire and chairs and the bbq's and outdoor tables. the pool was really nice. i can see the love, creativity, and attention to detail they put into this place. i could see paying $200 a night again for the studio cabin which is where we stayed with a few improvements. a couple of bottled waters in the fridge. better coffee (not folgers) thicker walls and better window systems to keep the noise out and heat in/out. and a way to stop cars from possibly barreling into our room since my cabin was right next to the road. the parking was ok- i get it. not a lot of room to park so many cars. but i didn't like having to clean my dishes (two coffee cups in a bathroom sink with no detergent) and taking out the trash. when guests are packing up leaving and preparing for their next adventures or the long drive/traffic home the last thing they want to do is start doing maid service. it's just a nice gesture for a place to say, "thank you for staying with us, we'll get that for you." the reason i gave this place two stars is because located on top of the tv is what appears to be a camera pointed at the bed!!!! (pic attached) ummm what??? i instantly felt sick to my stomach and just wanted to go home or call the police.... or i didn't know. i was dumbfounded. it may not be a camera but it looked like someone else had at one time covered it with duct tape at one point. so i covered it with toilet paper and tried to forget. but why should i have to worry about something like this when i'm trying to find peace? this should be removed immediately.

Loved this place, recommend it very much! Noon Lodge is a very unique, beautiful lodge with private cabins with kitchens, charming rustic decor, a lovely vibe, inviting grounds, great location, very friendly staff (extra thanks goes out to Lex for making us feel welcome), easy parking and extremely easy check in/check out (they even give you a special Noon Lodge compilation CD as a gift!) Our cabin was one of the smaller ones (#16), but very nice. Check out the photos. The only downside was that our kitchenette (the stove) smelled a bit of natural gas. My husband said it reminded him of his great grandma's stove (and we ended up having a nice conversation about his great grandma). Also, as in most cabins & hotels in Big Bear, there was no AC (not really needed most of the year, but got a bit stuffy on a hot August afternoon), but opening windows at night let the fresh cool mountain air come in, and it was just perfect. The verdict - will be back and highly recommend it!

We just spent 4 days and 3 nights here in cabin #8 from 3/22 to 3/25 i honestly don't understand why this place has the negative reviews because me and my family thinks it rocks!! Everything was ready for us when we arrived and Jesus was available when i called him only 1x for a few questions he always had the fire pits lit every night and we appreciated the music that played throughout the lodge as well. We liked the fact no one bothered us whatsoever that is how we like it, we brought all the necessary food we needed for our stay and the small items we forgot there is little stores just a few blocks away to run and grab those items if need be. The ski resorts are just a few miles up the road but we still felt like we were in the middle of nowhere like we were really in the wilderness, again i cannot express how much myself and my family enjoyed our stay here and will definitely stay here again in the future.

Currently staying here for two nights. Our Cabin 12 is filthy. For paying over $550/night I expected a very clean Cabin. The place is super cute and could really be awesome if it was not so expensive and badly cleaned/serviced. :( We asked for it to be cleaned. Cleaners came and did nothing. Had to call again and demand they fully clean our cabin - see our pictures. They did come back and do a much better job! Another issue is that the windows are single paned and so it is super cold and you can hear a lot of noise, especially at night. If management could make a few improvements I'd give it a 5 star rating and highly recommend.

Booked a cabin for a 3 day trip. Misleading, *not a freestanding cabin*. More of a duplex. For the price I shouldn't have heard our neighbors and their screaming kids. Walls are very thin, bed was hard as a rock. Wall heater sporadically worked. And on top of that, they charged me twice!

Hi Everyone! Please give our thanks to the Manager(s) and others (workers) for the wonderful service. Noon Lodge at Mallard Bay is perfect place for Out-of-town recreation. Our condo was clean and equiped with everything ( bath, restroom, kitchen, bad and fireplace stuff). Everything outside of house was perfect too ( few fireplaces, Christmas music, lakeside). Workers was gentle and helpful. Looking forward to staying with you in the future

This past weekend was my daughters first birthday and we decided to rent 2 cabins. One was a 1 bedroom loft cabin 5 and cabin 8 had 3 bedrooms. I love the grounds everything was relatively close like the fire pits, picnic tables and grill, pool, dock. They had free bikes and canoes they're first come first serve but we had no issues with availability. Cabin 8 was soo beautiful I think it has the best view out of all the cabins. Its overlooking the lake and some of the grounds. This place is not a chain hotel. Dont expect it to be polished like that. You're in the woods and the cabins are remodeled from cabins that are at least 30 years old so you will hear a few creaks on the floor. At least in cabin 5 and 8 we had no issues with very thin walls as others had commented. We didnt hear the neighbors. Also it's pretty clean for cabins in the mountain. Slightly dusty but that's part of the deal. If squeaky clean is what you're looking for you may need to stay at a holiday inn. My family enjoyed our stay absolutely loved it. jesus was working round the clock and was super helpful and pleasant with our group! Also booked the rooms for $300 and $400 since it's the peak of summer. Although it's on the pricier side and the earlier reviews thre me off in the end i think it was worth it for us. Ps it was 82 degrees when we went the fans we brought were definitely necessary. Did not need them in the evening. Ended up sealing shut the cracked windows.

We found this venue by accident and immediately fell in love! We were recently engaged and were looking for the perfect location for our outdoor mountain wedding, and Noon Lodge exceeded our expectations! From the moment of inquiry to our wedding weekend, their communication and professionalism were unparalleled. The pandemic caused us to postpone our wedding twice, but Noon Lodge kept in communication through the whole process and continued to keep us at ease with their understanding and flexibility. We vowed to return every year on our anniversary to relive the beautiful memories of our wedding weekend!

Super happy with this place We enjoyed our room and it's exactly what we wanted We wanted two private beds because it was I, my husband and his dad. So the privacy was just about right. If I really have to say what the con was, it was the restroom wee bit small. Even so, the bathroom was nice looking and manageable. Everything was clean, private, and quite peaceful but I heard from my husband and his dad that they heard some noises at night but nothing too bad. Overall we were very impressed and would totally go back to this place!

My family and I love this place! We booked 2 cabins to fit our large family. We arrived late afternoon, it was not packed, they have 3 bikes you can use, pool but not yet in season, kayak but not in season. We used thier 2 grills and 2 picnic tables. We celebrated our kids bdays for this weekend getaway. It has access to the water, very close proximity to restaurants, stores, grocery. Bed was comfortable, we enjoyed using the kitchen cooking for the family. It has all the needs for a weekend getaway. We went in April and it was 50s during the day and 20s at night. No AC but has fan. Has heater. The maintenance on duty was available right away. We would definitely come back here and recommend this lodge. Thank you Noon Lodge!

My husband and I just stayed here during our "spring break", in March, and it was a dream! It was so quiet and relaxing for a get away in the mountains. We loved all of the decor that was put into this place and the fireplace that made the whole place feel super cozy and warm. Not to mention it was very clean and welcoming. Noon made us feel like we were in a Wes Anderson movie with the bright orange doors and the signs outside. It is in a great location with the lake being super close. We also really enjoyed the fire pits near the lake and the music that played lightly all day. Such a great playlist too! Price is very reasonable! I definitely recommend staying here! It is hard to beat. I know my family and I will be coming back again soon.

This is a great place to stay if you're looking for a quiet Airbnb-type lodging with clean and modern aesthetics (something instagram-worthy). It's not a super luxurious resort (I'm not sure there is anything like that in big bear though) but it's also not an older lodge with outdated grandma furniture. It's kind of a cozy in-between which was perfect for my last-minute winter getaway to the mountains. Because it operates similarly to an Airbnb, there are rules and you do need to clean the place before you leave. We booked cabin 15, but when we arrived, got assigned to cabin 9. No big deal, but we started having some minor problems. The WiFi wouldn't connect (which the groundskeeper says is bc cabin 9 is farthest from the main lobby). it was also chilly when we got inside. I cranked up the main gas heater and found a portable heater that I plugged into the wall. It must have short circuited the place because within a few minutes, all the lights/electricity went out. We called the groundskeeper who came out to meet us immediately. He kindly moved us to cabin 15 at our request, which in my opinion was nicer than cabin 9 even though they're both studio+kitchenette. In the "upgraded" cabin, the kitchenette and bathroom felt bigger, the WiFi connected without a hitch, it had a full size freezer/fridge instead of a mini fridge, and it had a working fireplace. So just FYI, the cabins might not be all the same in terms of its features. Pros: - nice, quiet and very clean! - the kitchenette is fully stocked (see attached photo of what was included in my cabin). - staff is quick to respond to anything you might need Cons: - shower is a little cramped and I had to fiddle with the hot and cold faucets for a while before I could get a consistent water temp. - the cabins can take a little longer to heat up in the winter. No central heating. Just a gas heater in the corner, and if you're lucky, some cabins have a fireplace. Overall, I loved my stay at the Noon lodge! The minor inconveniences that we encountered weren't a big deal at the end of the day. I will definitely book to stay here again the next time I'm in town!

We just got back from a girls trip to noon lodge. It is adorable and had many nice things. Our cabin seemed clean enough but did not have the sticker on the door that we saw on other rooms. The reason for 3 stars is - The bocce ball was missing the little white ball and the corn hole bean bags were leaking so while they looked fun we didn't really get to play. The biggest problem were screaming children all day - adorable small children yelling at the top of their lungs and no adult suggesting they be quieter. It was weird. We thought maybe several families rented the whole place out so thats why they were letting all of the kids be so loud but i dont think that was the case.

This place ascetically is very pleasing. The grounds are beautiful, cabins spacious and in a great spot in the city to be close to everything. The only reason I'm docking it a star is because of the bed. Holy cow it was awful!! Hard as a rock and small! The cabin could have easily fit a bigger, better quality bed. Overall a nice place but needs some updates

Cute place, nice community gatherings, and pool was nice. For the but price, I expected more, it was just way too much money for no AC, bed was ok, but pillows were really flat, TV was sooo small and the Shower was built for a kid size, really small. Would stay somewhere else for more common amenities for the price next time. Had to clean the place before we left and take the trash out. For the money it cost to book, you'd kinda expect not to deal with cleaning on vacation.

Booked a short overnight stay here while visiting Big Bear. I wanted something quiet and away from the noise and busyness of town, and, I'm a stickler for design and details. I stayed in cabin #1 and it was just right; clean, quiet, and comfortable. The bed was comfortable and while the room was initially a little warm, I opened the windows and the evening chill cooled things down nicely. Fritz the caretaker was extremely easygoing and helpful upon check-in, and having fresh coffee and tea available in the morning when I dropped off my key was a nice and unexpected touch. I look forward to returning to Big Bear for a longer getaway, and Noon Lodge is my place.

Fantastic stay ! Check in /parking was easy . We stayed in Cabin 10 which has a nice view of the lake and is right at one of the fire pits they light nightly. Cabin was clean and roomy enough for our crew of 2 adults and 4 kids . Kitchen is well stocked and it was easy to to feed hungry snowboarders after each day on the slopes . Beds were comfortable , plenty of hot water for showers. Yes, these are older cabins . We could hear our neighbors from time to time , but nothing crazy . We had a few small issues ( wall heater stoped working , no lighter for fireplace, tv wouldn't turn on ) but they were quickly resolved by simply texting the hosts . We will definitely book again !

Stayed here for a two night getaway and was very pleased with our stay. Such a cute and modern cabin style with great views of the lake. It's only a block or two away from the downtown village which was nice. They have a pool which can be used in the summer months. Will definitely stay here agian and let people know about this cabin!

I do NOT recommend! For over $200 a night, I expected better. This place is not a regular hotel sort of deal. It's more like Air Bnb. There is no front desk receptionist. When you arrive you are told to go the "lobby" to pick up your keys. They keys are just laying there with your name. Which is so weird to me. Anybody could come up & just take your room key. Weird. Now let's talk about the room- Currently laying in the uncomfortable bed with the uncomfortable pillows. We stayed in Cabin 1 which is the "studio." The cabin itself is super cute and minimalistic/rustic BUT cabin # 1 is in the front, right off of the street. Can literally hear EVERY car drive by & every person talking outside. Along with hearing everyone/everything outside, we can hear the neighbors talking through the walls. Kinda creepy when you're asleep & waking up to voices! Oh & our restroom has ANTS. Last thing, parking for Cabin # 1 SUCKS!My boyfriends truck barely fit due to the way they shoveled the snow.

I'm a mild germaphobe. And with the whole COVID pandemic, I thought maybe the hospitality industry would take cleanliness to an extreme... not in this case. I took it upon myself to disinfect our lodge in addition to the sticker labeled on the door that indicates "Noon Lodge Disinfected and Ready for You". I really, really wanted to give the benefit of the doubt. We didn't want to complain and ask for our money back, so we stuck it out. Until.... I found a folded up contact lens on my bedside table!! I am at a loss for words.

Amazing cabin for family and friends trip! We stayed at the cabin #10 during President weekend and it was very clean and nicely decorated. It is not a big size cabin, but enough to enjoy your getaway and has what you need. Our kids love this place so much because of their interior and decorations. 10min driving from/to Snow Summit resort. Check-in was easy. All you need to do is pick up your key in already sealed and named envelope at the lobby. They have only 1 heater on the downstairs, and the warmed up air goes up to the 2nd. The room on the 1st fl corner doesn't get enough warm air, so bring extra blanket if you need. We read the review about the heater and brought heated mattress pad. I wish they have free cancellation policy. All your reservation is non refundable. However, if you're planning ahead and looking for a nice, cozy, and clean cabin, this is the place!

Stayed a night for a birthday and had a great time. Didn't know but they had kayaks and bikes available for guest use at no cost which saved me money. Honestly, that's probably the single best reason to recommend the place but Jesus was also welcoming, kind, and a great help. Everything was super easy.

I just returned from my third stay at the lodge, and it was, as always, a wonderful experience. There are so many good things to say, but I'll just list a few: -it was really clean, cozy, and well decorated. -the heater and fireplace kept the place super warm -the ambiance of the property is unbeatable--the fire pits, the games, the quiet but well-chosen music playing outside. It all just feels perfect. -I love the location. It would be nice if it was on a part of the lake that wasn't so dried up, but it's not on the main road like many other places, and I really enjoy that. After three trips, I'm more sure than ever: I won't be staying anywhere else in big bear.

Spent a Sunday night there with my partner for our anniversary and we got hit by the big storm, number 3! The worst Big Bear has had in decades according to the locals. The town was buried and pretty much shut down but we managed to get up to Noon Lodge before the roads closed and were welcomed by the lovely site manager, Fritz. The cabin was the perfect, cosy retreat and the modern interior is leagues ahead of most other BB cabins - think ACE Hotel in the Woods. We were due to leave the following day but ended up getting snowed in. I spent 3 hours digging my car out of the lot (!!) but it proved too dangerous to drive that night, so Noon very kindly let us stay for another night at no charge. THANK YOU NOON! Great place, great staff and great company! We'll be back...hopefully with a little less snow.

Literally loved our stay this weekend. On whim earlier in the week, we decided to go to Big Bear just for a night. This place had one small cabin open and was reasonably priced compared to all other places so I booked. Once we arrived, I was so excited! We picked our keys up in the lobby contactless and ended up getting a cabin that was more secluded than most and faced the lake with its' door directly on the water! It was cabin #9 suite with a small kitchen. There were plates, glasses, and cookware all available for use. It was quiet during the day when we checked in and only got a little loud above us when the other people checked in. They had fire pits going all around the lodge area and games like bocce ball and cornhole. Set up was so cute! Our bed was a little more stiff, but it actually ended up being very comfortable. I gave one star off because the walls are super thin with the neighbors, along with the pilot light on our heater going out. We had to call the help number on our welcome packet and one of the staff came to relight it. Once everything warmed up, it was super cozy. I would definitely love to come back here with the ambiance and cute decor. Loved it for our quick getaway.

I had the pleasure of spending a few nights at Noon Lodge at Mallard Bay in January and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a nice, relaxing weekend getaway. The newly renovated cabins offer a contemporary, yet cozily rustic escape that still feels like home. The rooms and living areas are clean and spacious with complimentary amenities and toiletries provided. The cabins are kept warm by a beautiful fireplace and additional heating system. The property is ideally located, with a beautiful view of Big Bear Lake as a backdrop and a less than ten-minute drive to The Village with a variety of restaurants and shops to choose from. The staff, especially Fritz, made our stay that much more enjoyable with complimentary cookies and hot drinks in the lodge lobby. Overall, I had a great time and I look forward to my next stay at Noon Lodge.