Coronavirus April 2021 Update: Please note that some information in the posts may have changed and some places may be closed.
  • Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

California Through My Lens

California Travel, Food, Hiking & Road Trips

  • Start Here
  • Explore
    • Beaches
    • Bizarre
    • Caves
    • Food
    • Hikes
    • Historical Structures
    • Natural Wonders
    • Waterfalls
  • Drive
    • El Camino Real
    • Highway 395
    • LA to Las Vegas
    • Pacific Coast Highway
    • Route 66
  • National Parks
    • Channel Islands
    • Death Valley
    • Joshua Tree
    • Lassen Volcanic
    • Pinnacles
    • Redwoods
    • Sequoia & Kings Canyon
    • Yosemite
  • Cities
    • Los Angeles
    • Palm Springs
    • Sacramento
    • San Diego
    • San Francisco
  • Resources
    • Day Trip Ideas
    • Road Trip eBooks
    • Hotels
    • My Favorite Travel Products
    • Travel Videos
  • Browse By …
    • Map Of Locations
    • Cities
    • Counties
    • National Parks
    • State Parks

Noon Lodge in Big Bear Lake

Last Modified: May 16, 2020

0shares
  • Share
  • Tweet

Disclosure: This hotel was provided free of charge; all opinions are my own.

Noon Lodge is an awesome cabin based hotel in Big Bear Lake. The vibe feels like something you would find at the Ace in Downtown LA, complete with a mix CD of music that they give you when you check in. Amie and I got a chance to spend a few days there in late 2018, and we loved the style of the hotel and how close it was to downtown Big Bear. Here is all the information if you are looking for a fun place to stay.

Details

  • Book here
  • Location: 214 South Lagunita Lane, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
  • This information is from my visit in 2018
  • Read about all of my favorite spots in Big Bear here

Getting There

The hotel is located in a residential area, northwest of Downtown Big Bear Lake. You get there by taking Big Bear Blvd to Lakeview Drive then turning right on Lagunita when the road dead ends.

The Hotel

After getting to the hotel, you will want to pull up to the check in parking spot and then go into the lobby and find your card with your room number and check-in information. They do not have anyone in the lobby, but it was actually a really nice system.

Your room number corresponded with your parking spot along the outside of the property, and four main buildings hold the different rooms.

We stayed in the one bedroom “A-frame” with a loft on the second story, and it could easily sleep four people in the two beds.

The room was awesome with a cabin vibe that is modern and minimal. It had an animal skin rug in the living room with a fireplace and couch.

The upper loft was a great addition to a room like this as it let everyone have their own space, and it was perfect for families.

There is a full kitchen with a large fridge, oven and sink so you can do your cooking here if you don’t want to go out.

The bedroom had a queen size bed that was comfortable, and the bathroom is small but has a shower and toilet. It is a great spot to use as a home base for a few days exploring the area.

Lastly, the grounds were also pretty impressive as well, with a large swimming pool and a few lawn games like bocce ball and corn hole.

Amie and I took advantage of the two large fire pits and seating each night; it was a nice spot to have a glass of wine or make some s’mores.

We both really enjoyed our time at the Noon Lodge in Big Bear Lake. Check it out on your next trip up to the city and let me know what you think in the comments.

Filed Under: Hotels, Southern California Tagged With: Big Bear Lake, San Bernardino County

Interested in supporting this blog?

This blog is simply a hobby and labor of love for me. If you have enjoyed the posts consider sharing it with your friends. I want as many people as possible to explore this state and you can help by letting them know about all of the great spots!

Join the Newsletter

Subscribe for the four day welcome series and to get the latest content every month.

    We won’t send you spam. Unsubscribe at any time.

    About JoshMc

    Thanks for checking out the blog, I am happy to be sharing my adventures with you! You can get to know me by reading my about me, which includes a video and additional information on the site, myself and my full disclosure. Also, follow along on Twitter here or read all of my posts on this blog here.

    Primary Sidebar

    About

    Josh from California Through My Lens My name is Josh, and for the last 10 years, I have been exploring as much of California as I possibly can. This site is a collection of those adventures to encourage you to get out and explore California for yourself. More about me.

    Popular Posts

    The Big List of Strange, Fun & Unique Attractions in Southern California
    Pacific Coast Highway: Where to Stop on Your Road Trip
    Top Hiking Trails in Southern California
    Fun Stops on the Drive from Los Angeles to Las Vegas
    24 Things to do in Downtown LA
    17 Things to do in Lake Tahoe
    Donner Pass, Summit Tunnel Hike: Old Abandoned Railroad

    Categories

    Other Resources


    Footer

    Search the site

    Additional Information

    Privacy Policy

    About Us

    Copyright California Through My Lens, LLC © 2021