Deals in Big Bear City

Property Location
With a stay at Best Western Plus Big Bear Chateau in Big Bear Lake, you'll be convenient to Snow Summit and Big Bear Lake. This ski hotel is within close proximity of Bear Mountain and Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain.

Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 80 air-conditioned rooms featuring fireplaces. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
After a day on the slopes, enjoy recreational amenities including an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, an arcade/game room, and a pool table.

Dining
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Best Western Plus Big Bear Chateau. At the end of the day, relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.

Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access and business services. Planning an event in Big Bear Lake? This hotel has 2080 square feet (193 square meters) of space consisting of conference/meeting rooms and banquet facilities. Free parking is available onsite.

Alpine Village Inn and Resort Rentals has accommodations for every taste and budget. Our six room "Inn" is located in the heart of the village, walking distance to the lake and local attractions and features large one bedroom units with fully equipped kitchens. We also have a nice selection vacation rentals in Big Bear.

Nestled in the majestic San Bernardino Mountains and the deep emerald pines of the National Forest, Alpenhorn covers nearly two acres of soothing sylvan paradise for city slickers seeking much needed mitigation. Compete in rigorous slumber marathons in one of the spacious queen-size rooms, each docile dwelling treating weary travelers to creature comforts such as a private balcony, toasty fireplace, and private bath with a whirlpool bathtub for two. In-room VCRs and an extensive video library of every Best Picture winner from 1937–2005 allow film buffs to compare the historic mustache lengths of Clark Gable, Daniel Day-Lewis, and Angela Lansbury. Cinephobic guests can opt to marvel at the different alluring touches found in every hibernation chamber, such as the back garden view of Edelweiss and the tree growing through the middle of Rosebay's private balcony. Gourmet breakfasts fuel lethargic mornings with fresh breads and seasonal fruit, homemade granola, European-style coffee, banana brûlé, and a hot dish such as coddled eggs or apple pancakes. The competitive mountain-man eating continues throughout the day with fresh baked cookies, hors d'oeuvres and wine in the early evening, and various liqueurs and See's chocolates late at night.

Big Bear Lake Cabin - Nestled on a wonderful hillside in Moonridge with picturesque views of the Bear Mountain Ski Resort. The stunning knotty pine cabin has a surprisingly remote and peaceful location you won't soon forget. It is a 2 Bedroom 1 bath with lots of extra room and amenities. www.BlacksBearMountainLodge.com

When Big Bear Alpine Zoo opened in 1959, it wasn't a zoo at all. It was a makeshift rehabilitation center for animals affected by a devastating fire that ripped through the San Bernardino National Forest. Among the facility's first residents were two bobcats and an orphaned 30-pound baby black bear.

Since then, the operation has stood as a safe haven for injured, orphaned, and imprinted wild animals. While the zoo is home to a variety of animals that cannot be released back into the wild as they would not be able to survive, most of the animals that are brought in for rehabilitation can be released. In fact, 90% of the zoo's animals get released back into the wild once they're healthy enough. Today, Big Bear Alpine Zoo is home to more than 85 species, including foxes, eagles, and yes, even bears. Weather permitting, visitors can visit the zoo's residents throughout the year except for Christmas Day. Visitors can get involved in the zoo's efforts by volunteering, becoming a member, or bringing in items from the wish list, saving the animals a trip to the grocery store.

It's about 100 miles east of Hollywood, but Big Bear Valley has played a starring role in several movies, from westerns such as Paint Your Wagon and Bonzanza to Dr. Dolittle. There's no doubt the setting is camera-worthy: Big Bear Mountain creates a stunning backdrop, and the San Bernardino National Forest sprawls for miles. Right in the middle of this forested idyll, Big Bear Lakefront Lodge offers a cozy rest stop amid a wealth of outdoor recreation and just minutes from Magic Mountain Recreation Area's go-carts, year-round alpine sledding, and summertime water slides. Just outside the lodge on Big Bear Lake, boats and jet skis are available for rental, or you can park your personal watercraft or motorized kiddie pool at their onsite boat dock. Parasailing over the lake is another popular pursuit. On land, leisure time is filled with horseback riding on the Pacific Crest Trail and off-road tours of the San Bernardino Mountains. Within the lodge, guests can refuel with a cookout in the picnic area or take a short drive to savor smoked ribs and fresh-caught seafood at one of Big Bear's local haunts.