A heated pool, a 24/7 hot tub, fire pits under the pines, the new bar, and a Village four minutes by foot. Everything you'd hope a Big Bear basecamp would be.
The Burgundy sits in the heart of Big Bear Lake — close enough to walk anywhere worth walking, far enough that the pines do the talking after dark. The mountain is a mile and a half up the road for ski days; the lake is three blocks down for swims.
Crackling until the wood runs out — including our signature boat-firepit. Guests gather, strangers swap stories, the dog falls asleep at someone's feet.
Open through the chill of autumn. A laid-back deck under the pines — no pool-bar attendant, no clipboard.
Late-night soak after a day on the mountain. Bring a towel, bring a drink from the bar.
Outdoor pool deck and outdoor hot tub photography still in production — current shots show our boat-firepit and the in-room stone spa tub.
A live-edge slab counter, brass fixtures, velvet stools in caramel and forest green, and a custom amber pendant that turns dusk into showtime. We tore out the old kitchenette and built something that lingers.
Open Thursday through Sunday from 5pm. Craft beer, a serious wine list, and cocktails built on house bitters. Open to guests and locals both.
Step inside →Bring the dog — all sizes, all breeds. We don't charge a pet fee on every room. Ask Frank when you book about the specific room policy.
Property-wide. Fast enough for the work-from-cabin crowd, calm enough that you'll close the laptop by sundown.
On-site, no fees, no validation games. Pull in, park, leave the keys in the room.
A daily morning spread for guests — pastries, fruit, fresh coffee, and the kind of weekday yogurt parfait you don't get out of bed for anywhere else.
Records spin nightly. Bring an album if you want it played — we have an unwritten rule about side B.
Check-out · 11am. Early check-in is possible if the room is ready — text the front desk before you head up.
Every room is finished with a different combination of curated mid-century pieces, vintage finds, and commissioned art from local makers. Stained-glass windows, brass sconces, terracotta tile, bouclé chairs, gold lamps, woven tapestries — none of it shipped from a catalog.
If you fall in love with something on the wall, ask Frank. We'll tell you the story.
