Sonenalp at Canyon Lodge offers four true-luxury condos positioned about 200 yards from Canyon Lodge itself, which puts you steps away from the year-round shuttle and walking distance to the Village. Because there are only four units in the entire building, you get the privacy and space of a single-family home without sacrificing the amenities and services that make a vacation actually relaxing.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome with prior approval and a fee, but you’ll need to contact Sonenalp ahead of time to get that approval locked in as part of your reservation. They require a pet approval contract form before check-in. This isn’t just paperwork—it reflects how seriously they take the setup. If you need to leave your dog in the condo during the day, they require kenneling for safety reasons: your dog’s safety, protection for maintenance staff, and to prevent accidental damage. Your dog shouldn’t be on the furniture anywhere in the unit.

Mammoth Lakes has its own set of wildlife and pest considerations you should know about before arriving. All pets need to be current on flea and tick treatments. In common areas like the foyers, garage, and shared balcony spaces, your dog needs supervision. This is worth noting because bears frequent the area, and leaving any waste—even bagged—can attract them. Clean up thoroughly and dispose of waste properly.

Before you book, familiarize yourself with Mammoth Lakes’ specific animal ordinances and rules, which apply on town streets, the mountain, and public transportation like that shuttle you’d be using. The town takes pet regulations seriously. Checking the local rules in advance prevents surprises when you arrive and helps everyone coexist smoothly in this mountain community. Contact them directly about your specific situation so there are no misunderstandings about what’s allowed during your stay.