There are several areas in which individuals can stay.  If you are looking that "classic hotel feel", I would recommend the Lake Arrowhead Resort and Spa. The advantages to this location include all the hotel amenities individuals are familiar with (cable television, someone to give you toothpaste if you forgot it, etc.). The disadvantages involve the drive (10-15 minutes), pay for parking, and the tourists. For a short walk to the reception/wedding/PARTY!!!, there's always the Antler's Inn and Resort.  They also provide "cabins"; however, the interior looks very much like a hotel room.  The advantages here involve a short walk, the cabins fit "2-10" (though they stated quite bluntly to us that they couldn't care how many people wanted to fit into one cabin), and they have a bar available (and, yes, Kellys, I do believe they have Guinness on tap...).  Not much to the disadvantage area, except that there is a small walk, and it can be a bit pricey if there's only one or two of you.  Finally, I highly recommend finding a group and getting in on the best deal around...the actual Pine Rose Cabins.  We currently have five of the cabins already on reserve: Fisherman's Hideaway, Christmas Cottage, Wild Bill's, Storybook Cottage, and Smokey Bear Ranger.  Additionally, we have the Hidden Creek Lodge for all those individuals that don't mind crowding into a gigantic lodge and finding whatever space they can to sleep.

*Clarification for those interested in the Hidden Creek Lodge:  The lodge holds about 20 people and has an upstairs and downstairs.  There's couches, pullout beds, and lots of floor space.  We do expect it to be the location of the party after it moves indoors, so it might not be the place to go if you want to go to bed early.
                                                                   Anyone is more than welcome to stay there, especially if you're looking for a financial deal.  Give either
                                                                   Jameson or Conor a call about specifics.