Room #5 The Pauite Room

* Queen size bed (sleeps 2, maximum occupancy 3 with roll away bed upon request by email, $25 extra per night)
* Full bath
* Shared front patio
* Non-smoking room

The Paiutes were the Native Americans who congregated around the shores of Mono Lake for over 5,000 years. More specifically called the Kuzedike Paiute meaning “Fly-larvae Eaters”, they lead a peaceful existence hunting, gathering and trading with other tribes from Yosemite Valley. The paiutes lived in what’s called a wikiup, a teepee-like structure of wooden poles blanketed with sage primarily for shade. When the miners and settlers came in search of gold, their lifestyle was greatly disturbed and they moved on from the area. Visit the local museums and you’ll see the beautiful handcrafted baskets and blankets from the true settlers of this area. The room does not have a telephone or TV, so it will not interfere with your enjoyment of the rustic lodge experience. Wireless internet access is not available inside the room, but it's available in the registration lobby, business center, and restaurant.

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