We stayed here in late September around the time when it was announced that the hotel will be…read moreshutting indefinitely for restoration review. There was already a lot of restoration construction happening obscuring the front view of the hotel, but I hope it all continues because this was a really nice place to stay. It felt like a step back in time; nestled on a beautiful hillside it is quite the escape. Rooms were dated but still perfectly nice - no AC, so if you come in the summer beware that it will only be a fan that saves you. Plan on about a 45min drive to the Yosemite Valley Village area. About 10min to Mariposa Grove area.

High on Victorian CHARM! Lovely, authentic furnishings and decor in a historic building and…read moresetting. The staff are warm and helpful. Be prepared to step back in time- stairs (no elevator), shared bathroom for some rooms. No AC but a fan was perfect for our September visit. Limited WiFi - our cell signals were weak (ATT). The room and bed were very comfortable- we slept soundly! Robes were even provided for the stay. Dining is excellent! It would be my first choice when visiting Yosemite in the future. * Note- the building is undergoing repairs and will close 12/2/24 - a reopening date has not been announced yet.

This was my first time staying in a B&B and my first time going to Yosemite. I up in the area for…read morethe Yosemite Half Marathon and the B&B was in a great location. Not too far from town and really close to the park entrance. The place was wonderful and Pamela was amazing. Pamela is really knowledgeable about the area and was quick to tell you what were the best hikes in the park. She can also cook a good breakfast as well. I cannot wait to stay here and visit the park again.

I have a lot to say about this place . Hannah the host was lovely . Other than that we were quite…read moredisappointed. A bed and breakfast to us meant an actual breakfast with maybe some homemade pastries , at the very least a cooked hot breakfast with maybe some eggs ? We paid almost $400 a night thinking we were getting a cooked breakfast. We got yogurt and bread , English muffins etc and juice and coffee . We ended up spending most of our time at tenaya a beautiful resort up the road which had a pool , spa , hot tub , and three restaurants for pretty much the same price . The only reason we didn't choose it instead was because of the breakfast which we ended up having to go out for and spend more money . The room was ok but nothing special . I tried to go back to booking .com to see if it mentioned a continental breakfast . If so, that's on me . But calling this a Bed and "breakfast " was very misleading!

This place sucks. Be warned…read more You probably will be on a long drive to get here. When you arrive you will learn that there is no front desk at the Redbud Lodge. You have to drive two miles down the road to check in at the Cedar Lodge, then drive back the two miles to the Red Bud. That's exactly what you want to do when you get off a long road trip is to have to check in at another hotel to drive back to your hotel. I have never seen this before and I have stayed at hundreds of hotels in my lifetime. Then you get to your room and they don't have the decency of leaving the AC on. They turn it off entirely. So we arrived and the room was literally 90 degrees. The little ac unit by the door is pathetic and never came close to cooling the room down. The ceiling fan did not work either. It's just a dry sauna of a room. The bed is reasonably comfortable. The bathroom is ancient and has not seen a remodel since probably the Reagan Administration. This hotel sucks. Don't stay here. This place should be about $50 a night.

This is a basic road side motel. It was clean enough and spacious. The description said it had a…read morekitchen but no stove so we wasted some food we had brought for an oven. I knew this place did not have an office so we had to be sure to plan ahead and get extra toilet paper from the main office down the road. Inconvenient but not a deal breaker. Parking was an issue one night when apparently every room must have been full? Literally no parking, except ON the highway. We ended up squeezing in a grassy area near the house next door (which likely wasn't really meant for parking) but others not so lucky and had to park on side of the highway. Not good in an area that is pitch black at night, lucky they didn't get hit by someone coming around the corner too fast. Someone else said no WiFi but it was fine for us. Overall it was fine and convenient to the park but not sure I'd stay again. I think I'll try the June Bug lodge next time, their restaurant was great!

Our stay at Curry Village was a wonderful part of our family trip to Yosemite. After days filled…read morewith breathtaking scenery, amazing hikes, and so many emotions, it was very special to return to a place that felt so connected to nature. We usually enjoy camping, but this time we decided to try Curry Village, and it did not disappoint. The cabins were cozy, and the village had everything we needed, including stores and places to eat. The pizza place deserves a special mention--the pizza was absolutely amazing! Near Curry Village, we also found what appeared to be an old recreation area. It felt very authentic and full of history, almost like stepping into Yosemite's past. We enjoyed walking around in the evening, relaxing after our hikes, and then waking up to a beautiful sunrise the next morning. The accommodations may be simple and without many modern comforts, but the atmosphere more than makes up for it. That feeling of being surrounded by nature adds 100 points to Curry Village! It is truly one of the most memorable places our family has ever stayed.

Hello sweets!!! I had so much fun here in this place! I absolutely love staying here. Although it…read morewas so windy my wig got blown of into a tree!! Great stay I would definitely stay here again with my great grandkids. My grand babies told me how to do this "hashtag" thing . Hashtagsandym hashtagbald hashtagnow

We recently spent five days at the wonderful Yosemite West High Sierra B&B. This lovely home in the…read moremountains was the absolute BEST choice for visiting Yosemite. Karen and her daughter, Ally, went out of their way to make us feel welcome. They made sure that our experience at their B&B and in the park was exceptional. Here are just a few of the highlights: comfortable rooms, some of the cleanest accommodations I have ever stayed in; delicious breakfasts accompanied by friendly conversation, helpful and personalized information for the kinds of hiking and sightseeing that we wanted to do (don't underestimate that!); day-packing supplies to use or borrow such as trail snacks, ice packs, small coolers, beach chairs, and many other items. A perfect place for singles, friends, couples, or families. Karen and Ally's warm hospitality, insider knowledge of the park and cozy accommodations made each day of our experience at Yosemite unforgettable.

Unfair, beware !! I…read moreread the reviews. Like others who have chosen this b&b, I was attracted by its close proximity to Yosemite NP and others who spoke of their great experiences. I called Karen in Sep 2019. She really was knowledgeable and convinced me hers would be a great place to stay to experience all of the park. She even talked me into extending my stay with her a couple of days instead visiting a different park. I decided Yosemite would be the centerpiece of my bucket list trip to CA National Parks and sent Karen the $2,300 nonrefundable deposit. Fast forward to April 2020 and the Covid pandemic. CA was under mandatory shelter in place orders, Yosemite and other NPs were closed and the Mariposa county health dept. had issued a public order restricting hotels/B&B from operating. So Karen's establishment was not even going to be open for business during the time of my planned May stay. Reluctantly I cancelled the entire trip and asked for refunds; got them from everyone but Karen. Since that time I have pursued the issue with her on several occasions. She has not budged on returning any part of the $2,300 nor given me another workable remedy. She kept all the money for no services rendered. I hope to make the trip to CA once it's safe to travel again. When I do, I will not be staying with Karen. If you decide to book here, do so at your own peril.

We have to warn customers of significants issues concerning the condition and management of the…read moreMonarch Inn Hotel. The problems encountered are as follows: Rude and insolent staff No housekeeping service for multi-night stays Broken coffee machine Damaged curtains Clogged sink Additionally, we wanted to cancel one night of our stay. Despite our follow-up messages prior to arrival, we did not receive a clear response from your staff. As a result, we were no longer within the 48-hour cancellation window, and our request was denied. Run away!!

Our stay here was wonderful! To start off with, the hostess Marian was the kind of welcoming,…read morecaring person that makes you feel right at home. And the other staff were just as fun and helpful. Downtown Mariposa is a wonderful old town and the hotel itself is a slice of early 20th century California history. Our group of four stayed in two rooms and each room was just right. Large rooms with comfortable beds, nice bathrooms, good lighting, and a great A/C. The real perk for us was the covered patio in back. Comfortable in the morning for enjoying the complimentary breakfast snack items and coffee, yes. But even better, we ordered take out food every evening and brought it up to the patio to enjoy al fresco dining and wine. To make sure we had a great dinner, Mary made sure we had cutlery, glasses and condiments to make our dinner even better. We can't recommend this place enough and we will definitely be back!

Such a warm charming home overlooking the hills, trees and visiting deer from the sunrises to the…read moresunsets. Plenty of space for family time and game room downstairs. Such a great location, not too far from lovely sites, vineyards and roasted coffee beans. Enjoyed sitting outside on the decks for breakfast and dinners. I can't wait to go back!!!

My friends & I stayed at the beautiful house in Oakhurst. It was secluded with beautiful views! The…read morehouse is large with all the amenities, including a huge game room with pool table, air hockey & darts!! My favorite part of staying here was having dinner on the porch & looking at the view & sunset & seeing deer! During the day we set off to tour Oakhurst. We went to Mariposa Coffee Company, Butterfly Creek Winery, The Forks Saloon which had a live band, line dancing & the best burger I've had!! We also went to Bass Lake & shopping. I recommend staying here as the house was comfortable, clean & relaxing. We saw deer every day. I loved that we could just relax & enjoy being in this gorgeous place away from the busy city life. A true piece of Heaven! Looking forward to staying here again! Sincerely, Jennifer

Very pleasant place with a decilious owner who make all for enjoyable stay…read moreRoom is cosy and large ( tv wifi...) opening on the meadows Country is nice and calm and u can enjoy the sunset on the desk in ur rocking chair Special mention for breakfast, wonderful and various ( change every day) and the owners cakes are great Close to yosemite I highly recommand

I am so glad most other lodgings were filled, otherwise I would have not been able to stay at…read moreRavensbrook. Sherri was helpful in offering suggestions regarding the area and was very accommodating when asked to prepare breakfast early, which was superb! She often prepared more than necessary, so that I was able to take some leftovers with me for snacking on the way into Yosemite. This place was the best value and the best quality establishment I stayed at during my visit - free Internet and thoughtful breakfast options. I'm definitely staying here again the next time I'm in California!