Joseph House Inn Inc

Specialties

Much more than a hotel this Bed and Breakfast is located in a lush oasis in Bishop, CA off of Hwy. 395 in the high desert between the Sierras to the west and the White Mountains to the east. The route from Las Vegas passing though Death Valley is stunning and then onto Hwy. 395 travelling between the majestic White Mountains and the Eastern Sierra Ranges.

Joseph House Inn is the ideal layover to enjoy a trip to view the oldest living trees in the world «Bristle Cone Pine Forest». Continue on to Yosemity Natl. Park with a brief but must stop at Mono Lake, another natural Wonder.

If you are traveling between Death Valley and Yosemity Valley during the summer months it may seem like a mirage, but this Bed and Breakfast gem does really exist hidden on three lush acres located in the heart of Bishop, CA with an easy walk to restaurants & shops.

Bishop Creek and a pond with weeping willows and ducks invite for a pleasant and relaxing afternoon while enjoying a glass of wine in our gardens

History

Established in 2001.

Myriam and Hilde purchased the property in 1997. After extensive renovations opened the Bed and breakfast in 2001.

The Property was the family residence of the Joseph Family who owned and operated the Joseph Markets in Bishop and in lone Pine, CA.

Meet the Business Owner

Hilde and Myriam R.

Business Owner

Hilde and Myriam with their family moved to Mammoth Lakes, CA in 1970 and continued living there until 2001.

In 1978 the family opened and operated the Swiss Café on Old Mammoth Road in Mammoth Lakes, CA. The restaurant was sold in 1983.

In the fall of 1994 the family re opened the restaurant as the Alpenrose which they operated until the fall of 2001.

The Joseph House Inn was opened in the fall of 2001.