Gorgeous! Fantastic rooms a truly luxury Bed and Breakfast with the most peaceful mountain…read moreenvironment. The breakfast each morning was a culinary delight. We will be back!

We arrive and right away we were greeted by Steve. He walked us to our room and gave us the run…read moredown. He was very attentive without being overbearing. My husband and I had great conversations with him during breakfast. The roo. Was exactly as we expected and the tub was great for Epsom salt baths. The location is pretty central to hiking, lakes, waterfalls, small towns, etc. Sometimes you don't know what you are going to get from a place that is not heavily populated with US, IYKYK. Steve made it clear on his views and that he wanted to make sure that ALL of his guests felt welcome. We will definitely make a trip here again. We Highly Recommend!

Great stay, the accommodation was great, the atmosphere very warm and the landscape beautiful! The…read morehighlight of the stay were the amazing hosts, welcoming and gracious, THANK YOU!

Chris and Brittany were friendly hosts, and accommodating. The property, however needs maintenance…read moreand updating both outside and inside. Peeling paint, etc. With what we pay to stay there, I think it would be in better shape. Though they have a no pet policy, they have a dog and cat that roams freely inside the house. We have allergies to cats and had we known they were around we would not have booked there.

100/10 starts for this family owned and operated bed and breakfast perfectly near the entrance to…read morethe park and the town of Groveland, a cute little historic mining town with shops and restaurants. Being in a beautiful home away from the city is what I needed (and the great sleep I had showed that)! The breakfast was superb both days and they even packed us a to go breakfast for the one day we went to the park early. I will definetely be back and bring friends and family with me!

We just spent a perfect 2 days at the Yosemite Rose Bed and Breakfast…read more. We rented the caretakers cabin, and it was so cozy and comfortable. The place is super dog friendly, they even have a ranch dog on site to welcome your puppy. The main house is the bed and breakfast, and is decorated expertly to invite all who enter a charming and warm welcome. And while the trip into Yosemite National Park, with our reservation and $20 was a complete and total disaster, the time we spent in Groveland more than made up for it. The caretakers cabin does not offer the breakfast part of bed and breakfast, but we were still treated to home made cheese cake prepared by our hosts and it was just ever so tasty. While we were enjoying a lovely cross breeze threw the cottage, a guest puppy found us and invited himself in for a bit of a quick sniff before his mom found him with his new friend Bernie(that's our dog). Our stay was just wonderful. Just a thought, the upstairs bedroom with its queen and 2 twin beds (all done in very comfortable and warm décor) does have steep steps on the outside of the house, not a problem for us, but could be an issue for anyone who is mobility challenged. We were also entertain by the abundance of non-human entertainers, there were horses, a pig, and some turkeys tending to there newly hatched babies. The morning song birds announcing the day were music to my ears, and the abundance of bees and butterflies gave me hope for our planet that all is not lost. after the past year and the pandemic, this little gem did the trick at changing my perspective back to a place of hope and goodwill. I highly recommend this to all you weary travelers.

What an incredible property with a beautiful mission of ecological conservation. Robb and Regina…read morehave poured their hearts into this property and share it with an enthusiasm for celebrating nature. The house was spacious and tidy with all the amenities and we loved stargazing from the hot tub at night, listening and identifying different owls based on their calls! The entrance to Yosemite is just 20m away if you want to visit the park, although we had a wonderful time staying on site. Highly recommend this gem for the setting, accommodations and hosts.

The most amazing place I have stayed in! We stayed here during our trip at Yosemite and Deborah is…read moresuch an amazing host! She first of all is an amazing chef and even made me vegetarian breakfast that was delicious, healthy and beautiful on two of the days that I don't eat meat. The property is so beautiful and you will be so comfortable staying here! Deborah and Kevin are such nice people and have the best recommendations for viewing Yosemite. I am only sad I did not get to stay longer!!

Hotel Charlotte was amazing! From the booking to the arrival to the stay to check-out!! Finn made…read moreour experience at Hotel Charlotte so comfortable, welcoming and charming! First off, we were traveling with our dog Trooper! Hotel Was dog friendly and even welcomed him with a treat on our bed. We were traveling with two kids, two adults and a dog and the room was spacious, clean and had a B&B vibe with an awesome old school tub which my kids loved after a long day on our feet at Yosemite! Check-in was easy and personable, with accommodations for communal fridge, microwave and toaster... there was always access to coffee and tea and hot cocoa! Next to the hotel there is a restaurant open on Thursdays to Sundays, right out on your right is an authentic Mexican restaurant and on your left is an amazing breakfast coffee shop!! Down the street maybe an 8 minute walk is a wonderful creamery with yummy flavors like black licorice and taro!! Thanks Finn for a warm stay!!

Great meal great time server Sarah was A Doll dont miss the ossobuco its done with a pork shank…read moreontop of cheese polenta with roasted carrots ...amazing

We first met Astrid when we called for avails and found her so welcoming, helpful and charming to…read moresuggest the great sites of the area to take in besides Yosemite park -- prior to that conversation the only site on our itinerary. We arrived to Sonora by way of Ebbetts Pass, winding down through crystal alpine lakes, faerytale meadows and boulders and forests that speak in quiet and ancient tongues. The pass opened upon amber grasses contrasted against lovely sagey-colored trees and verdant yet rugged vineyards. It turns out the Victorian-inspired Barretta Gardens is overseen with a care as golden as the hue of sepia-colored days gone past and motherlodes once legendary for their bounty. Yet breakfasts are as simple, elegant and memorable as any contemporary B&B can boast. The proprietors Astrid and Daniel run an inn as refreshing as the Moroccan mint tea set out every afternoon to greet us from a hot day exploring Gold Country. We found Barretta Gardens flexible and welcoming to our two boys as well. Our only suggestion is that if they choose to turn off each room's A/C while guests are away for the day that they would turn it back on in anticipation for their return in the evening. Baretta Gardens B&B is a rare treasure I hope more visitors to the area will mine for years more to come.

Had the most amazing stay at Barrett's Gardens. My husband and I booked a 2 night stay and wished…read morewe could of stayed longer. The owner a Swedish women made us feel at home. The gourmet breakfast served was the icing on the cake. Joy her assistant was also such a pleasure. The property is tastefully decorated and located in the perfect spot. We brought our boat at aka "ship" and were amazed over the amazing lakes in the general vicinity. We are definitely go back there again! Thanks so much for your hospitality!

We had an amazing vacation and recommend staying at Evergreen Lodge at Yosemite. The lodge was…read moreestablished in 1921 and has everything you need, from food to entertainment. Our cabin was nice and clean and had board games for kids to play with. I liked the smell of their complimentary shampoo, conditioner, and body lotion that the lodge makes. There are also outdoor games like Bocce and ping pong tables. If you want to relax, the lodge has a large swimming pool, jacuzzi, and massage room. They also set up bonfires to enjoy s'mores in the evenings. We really enjoyed their All-you-can-eat BBQ night in the swimming pool area. The pool bar made delicious drinks. That was our hangout!! If you don't want the All-you-can-eat BBQ, there's a restaurant at the lodge to order food (breakfast, lunch, dinner) or you can buy snacks at their General Store. They also sell beer and wine. The General Store has souvenirs as well. Evergreen Lodge at Yosemite also offers glamping tents, a laundry room, bike rentals, and fun classes for adults and children, for example, if you wanted to learn glassblowing. You can also book tours from the lodge. Our toddler enjoyed the kids' playground and I enjoyed the zip-line. The lodge is less than 20 minutes away from Hetch Hetchy Reservoir with beautiful views of a waterfall and it's a 17-mile drive to Yosemite National Park. We look forward to going back next summer and staying at the same location. A must visit Yosemite!! Happy Yelping :)

I stayed at the Evergreen Lodge a couple of years ago and had a wonderful experience. The location…read moreis perfect for exploring Yosemite, and having a wonderful experience by the woods. Recently, I had made plans to stay again, but a family matter interrupted our plans. The service from Tom at the front desk was excellent, empathetic, and understanding. I highly recommend this lodge to anyone visiting the area!

I have been coming to Knowles Hill for years, and each time, it has been an absolutely delightful…read moreexperience. We have stayed in all of the rooms, and all are wonderful in their own styles. The owners are extremely friendly and helpful and have been extremely accommodating whenever we bring our kiddos. The place is always BEAUTIFULLY and seasonally decorated. As lovely as the "Bed" part of the stay is, the "Breakfast" feels like the star of the show! You can let the innkeepers know about any dietary restrictions, but as an omnivore, every dish they serve is AMAZING, both aesthetically and culinarily. This place is magical, and I will take any opportunity I can to visit.

The accommodations are always so special at this historic Inn. The Inn Keepers are very special…read morepeople who treat every guest like family; while taking care of every detail as it were a luxurious hotel. Every room has a story and named after a historical figure that has stayed at the Inn. Our favorite room is the Herbert Hoover room overlooking the mountains because it has a feel of a "treehouse" refuge. Rhonda's amazing gourmet breakfasts make this place worth coming back again and again. She manages to make special meals even when catering to food allergies. Very grateful to have found this little gem hidden in Sonora.

Rush Creek restaurant inside the spa and resort had excellent reviews, and we witnessed it…read moreyesterday. We arrived earlier than our reservation time and we're seated within 10 minutes. The manager and her hostesses were very sufficient and friendly. We got an outdoor table. We loved their selection of mocktaiks and tried a few though their specialty cocktails were also very good. My son tried What the Fig. My wife had Piba-Co- N ada. I had the Magar- Bada. Fior apoetizers, we had the Wild Mushroom Flatbread, which was delicious. We also had a board of Californua Cheese, the Smoked Wings, and the Crispy Cauliflower, which appears just like Firecracker Shrimp. I loved the Bison Chilli, but I got so stuffed afterward and had to oack my Fish n Chip to go. King Salson with bok chop and mushroom was great. Cicopini, which has several seafood with garlic bread sticks in tomato sauce was impressive. Mushroom Regu and Beet Sakad were delicioysly perfect for vegans Our servers were super friendly on a busy night. We were so glad to find this place on our trip to Yosemite. Reservations are highly recommended.

I have been trying to make a reservation for nearly an entire month because my friends and I are…read morestaying at Rush Creek Lodge in July. Unfortunately, no one has been able to assist me when I call. I was told that I needed to email the restaurant manager, Rachel T., but she has not responded to any of my emails. I also left a voicemail, which has not been returned. What happened today was especially unacceptable. I called and spoke with an assistant manager named Sarah. I explained my frustration and asked whether she could assist me or connect me with the restaurant manager. I also explained that one of the reasons we chose this lodge was because it could accommodate our group and had an on-site restaurant, which is especially convenient when traveling with multiple families and children. Sarah's response was shockingly rude and unprofessional. She laughed aloud and said, "You booked here for this restaurant, not to see Yosemite?" I then asked to speak with a manager because her response was completely inappropriate. Before the issue could be addressed, the call was disconnected. After nearly a month of unanswered emails, an unreturned voicemail, and this extraordinarily disrespectful interaction, I am extremely disappointed. Rush Creek Lodge urgently needs to retrain its managers and assistant managers on basic professionalism and customer service. This level of treatment is unacceptable.

My husband and I stayed here five years ago during our honeymoon. We are still talking about what a…read morewonderful time we had and we hope to make it back again in the future! The rooms were comfortable and the owner made us feel so at home.

Who were sent to this place by the Hotel Jeffrey, which was fully booked. We were welcomed by…read moreFernando, the owner, a very nice guy. We needed one night on our way north. This place was a gem to find! It has four beautifully furnished rooms with super comfy beds. The linens and bedding are top quality. Everything was clean and fresh. We had the Yosemite Room in the back. It is large and has its own bathroom and is really quiet. The front room also has its own bathroom, plus a balcony that faces the Hotel Jeffrey and "downtown" Coulterville (about 10 buildings). The other two rooms share a central bathroom. The kitchen and dining area are fully stocked with everything you need to make breakfast. You can put your own food and drinks in the fridge. Its basically like a house upstairs. Again, everything is in nice condition, clean and ready for you. Fernando pays attention to every detail. He lives downstairs. He owns the antique store downstairs and the saloon across the street. So he is always available. Coulterville is a cool little spot at the southern end of the wine country/gold rush country of Highway 49. We have been back to see Fernando and stayed two nights in March. We really loved it. Thanks Fernando!!