Way Overpriced! This…read moreis the most overpriced lodging I think I have ever used. It's just an old motel with a large but dark and dingy room. I didn't even want to take a shower because it just looked dirty. There are no amenities to speak of, at least nothing that isn't standard anywhere else you might go. One good thing I will mention is that it was quiet when I stayed here. Maybe simply because I was lucky enough not to have an inconsiderate jerk next door with animals. It is "pet friendly" though so don't expect that to be the case if you stay at this place. At the end of the day, the price to stay here off-season was well over $200 for the night. The place should only be charging closer to $90 based on the condition of the room and the lack of amenities. Total ripoff.

I came home with bug bites. After being home a day, more bites appeared. I'm now running my clothes…read morein a hot dryer. The room's AC was noisy too. It was hard to find outlets near the bed. We were not prepared for the fact that sheets were not going to be washed while we were there. Washing them might have gotten rid of bugs. Their TV guide sheet was not correct.

Overall , very satisfied with this location on recent trip to Yosemite Very good front desk staff…read more, clean rooms and for those who like to eat breakfast at hotel the food was of good variety and nice set up. At first was little frustrated with parking as spots a little small and then realize plenary more in the back. Self park will run you 15 a day which for a Fairfield is a little disappointing as usually complimentary but it's the location For sure if in this area this is ideal Marriott brand to stay at.

Pulled up road-weary. Left reset…read more At Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Oakhurst Yosemite it's exactly what you want after a long Yosemite day. Clean from the jump. Lobby fresh. Rooms crisp. Beds actually comfortable. Sheets white-white. No mystery stains. No weird smells. You walk in and immediately unclench. The room does its job without trying to be boutique. Spacious enough. Bathroom spotless. Towels fluffy. Water pressure solid. After hiking all day that shower feels like a reward. Breakfast is dependable. Hot options. Coffee strong enough to matter. You're fueled without overthinking it. In and out. Back to the park. Staff is genuinely friendly. Easy smiles. Quick check-in. Helpful with directions and local tips. No attitude. No robotic script. Just solid hospitality. It's not flashy. It's reliable. And in a place like Oakhurst, that reliability hits. It's giving... post-hike glow-up montage where you shower, recharge, and wake up ready to conquer Yosemite again.

Had a fantastic stay. We checked in and Cliff at the front desk gave us not only a warm welcome,…read morebut extremely useful tips about the park, and tips about local spots in town. Our room was huge. I loved that we had a vanity by the door, and a separate kitchenette sink. Room was clean and bed was comfy. Walls are a tad thin but not too bad. Overall a great stay and great bang for your buck

I stayed at Yosemite South Gate Hotel & Suites in Oakhurst during my trip to Yosemite. Overall, it…read morewas a clean, cozy, and quiet place -- very comfortable for resting after long days in the park. The room felt well-maintained and the atmosphere was peaceful, which I really appreciated. The main downside for me was the breakfast. It was quite limited and not very filling. I don't eat pork at all, and unfortunately there weren't really any alternative options -- mostly just scrambled eggs and very basic items. After a morning hike, it wasn't enough to feel satisfied. Overall, it's a good place to stay for convenience, cleanliness, and comfort, especially if you're planning to spend most of your time in Yosemite. Just don't expect a rich or varied breakfast.

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.

Okay, I was skeptical going into this. Glamping? But seriously this place was so rad. My daughter…read morewas in heaven. They have air streams, cabins, and "adventure tents". We wanted the camping experience. But Yosemite is difficult for camping reservations so we went this route. And I have to say it added to the entire Yosemite trip. A couple downsides. One, is that it's an hour from the central hub of Yosemite. And when you consider how crazy finding parking can be in Yosemite right now that is a pretty serious negative if I'm honest. But. It's a gorgeous drive. Two, you have to use wagons to haul your gear to your space. We luckily were not very far, but it did take us several trips. And lastly, I really wish that the bathrooms for the tents was separate from the clubhouse. Basically the bathrooms for the pool and the clubhouse and the adventure tents are all one and the same. Would've liked the adventure tents to have their own bathroom, giving a little more privacy. There were several events while we stayed there (I do think it's a cool place to have an event or even a wedding), but the people from the events were constantly coming in and out of the bathrooms. Shared bathrooms aren't my favorite to begin with. Trying to take a shower while event goers are popping in and out... Not my fave. All that said, I really enjoyed the vibe of the place overall. Some of the air streams and cabins are situated on a cute little pond.. Aaaaand. The pool made us all happy at the end of the day. The entire staff here is so dog friendly. The clubhouse had really cool little areas. And was very clean. The entire staff was friendly and helpful. The clubhouse has a tiny kitchen with a few nibbles. As well as a bar. Highly recommend the margaritas! Pizza was solid as well. Cute little gift shop with some snacks and essentials and souvenirs. I haven't stayed in Curry Village, but we saw it when we did the mist trail and yikes. This place is so much nicer than the tents, the pool, or the facilities there. If you're looking for a glamping/adventure tent situation I would recommend auto camp. We want to check out their location in Sequoia next!

Absolutely amazing experience!…read more Visited for a Saturday evening one night stay in March and was so surprised with all the amazing amenities. The room itself has everything needed: a spacious shower, a sink & toilet with good water pressure, a small fridge and microwave, a kitchen sink, cooking area, a nice bed and a couch that opens up and can fit one more person on there. Got an unexpected upgrade whe checked in and the room was in a more secluded area so that was nice! The common area was so nice and useful: coffee, meals, swings, couches, anything one might need. There was even a free yoga class with high quality yoga mats provided on Sundays, and every day there is a scheduled event. Even the pathways with numbers for the rooms were lit up so to be found easier. Ordered a pizza set (includes 2 pizzas) and it was tasty, with an over offered to us. Each AutoCamp car/bus has an outside area with a table, chairs, and a bench. The atmosphere was so serene, truly a great place. Also pet friendly! Location: 1 hour away from the Yosemite National Park but pretty okay distance considering the other options. Loved it so much that will visit other AutoCamp locations.

Wow, such a gem of a B&B. Quiet and peaceful place. Ultra clean and comfortable. Beautiful views…read morewith the peaceful sounds of nature. Candy was very friendly and ultra helpful in suggesting great local places to eat and visit. Will be my "Go To" place to stay when up there. Had the best time ever, highly recommended!

This lady candy called my phone after trying to charge my card. Told me she needed a new one - I…read moreadvised I wasn't coming because I had fallen ill and it was not safe for me to travel let alone put others at risk. She demanded I pay even though I wasn't coming. Left me a nasty to burn in hell because I chose to hang up instead of listening to some stranger borage me. Then I receive an email being called a grinch, told I hope I receive coal.. like are you a toddler or a business owner? The lady screams at me about her mom dying like it's my fault? Get a drip or stop doing business, the world is evolving and when someone chooses safety and health over your stupid profits get a life and don't threaten/harass your would be customers.

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!

For our Yosemite visit we stayed at Worldmark Bass Lake which was right next to Bass Lake.  It was…read moreabout a 15 minute drive to Yosemite.  Bass Lake was a very nice looking lake with some houses around it. I loved the Worldmark Bass Lake as each unit was a 2 story townhouse.  There was nobody above us and I rarely heard the people next to us.  At other Worldmarks I was often woken up by people walking on the floor above us.  I'm not a good sleeper away from home but I got some good sleep here. There is the nearby town of Oakhurst about 15 minutes away which had a good amount of restaurants.  I was impressed there was a street vendor selling half flats of strawberries for $20.  I bought one and was eating strawberries everyday.  Strawberries needed another day or 2 before they were fully ripe.  After I let them sit in the kitchen they were sweet and juicy with lots of strawberry flavor.  Better than supermarket strawberries but not quite as good as my favorite farmers market strawberries. Staff was friendly and helpful.  Lots to do and see nearby.  I loved staying at Bass Lake Worldmark Spring 2024 road trip to Yosemite + King's Canyon National Parks: Golden Dragon was our 1st stop for food. https://www.hungryones.com/2024/05/golden-dragon-2/ We stayed at Worldmark Bass Lake. https://www.hungryones.com/2024/05/worldmark-bass-lake/

This place is amazing for families, couples, or anyone who loves the outdoors…read more Note - we booked through RCI. Worldmark manages the units on the "otherside of the gate" for RCI. Worldmark units have their own pool, etc, and the RCI units share a pool, parking lot, trash bins with some actual homeowners who live in that same area. They are not very friendly (who can blame them, while we were there a guest drove his truck through someone's backyard.) Forgive the length, but good info here: The unit: We stayed in unit A35, in building 3, closest to the lake but with no lake view. Perfect unit if you want a quiet place to relax and an opportunity to see wildlife. It faces the boat parking lot. Upstairs in the master is a window facing the road. Anyone on the road can see into the window so we just left the blinds closed. No road noise to speak of. There is only 1 shower/tub and it's upstairs, so not technically a 2 bath as stated. With 4 people,  it's a bit inconvenient. Photos show all the room appointments, it was perfect for us. Both bedrooms were upstairs with the full bath.  The lake: Very short 5 min walk to the lake. We easily rolled our kayaks over every morning.  Lake gets very busy, but the water is incredibly clear. We spent hours exploring the shoreline and wetlands. Angel Falls trailhead is also in walking distance from the resort, although there are a few places along the road where there is no shoulder, so its not for the faint of heart. Yosemite Access: Wawona entrance is only 30 min from the lake but it's another hour to get to the main attractions in the park (bridal veil falls etc.) We were here during the Wahburn and Oak fires so we had to use the entrance gate waaaay over on the other side of Mariposa. After 1.5 hours of driving, we then had a 2 hour wait to get in the park. I don't recommend it. I cannot recommend this place enough. Staff was friendly and helpful. From the pool to the lake, there are tons of things to do and explore,  enough to keep all ages busy.