Pet friendly Hotels in Central Interior California, California

"Nice rooms, fantastic lobby, great activities for children. We loved the fire pit toasting marshmallows "

"It’s beautiful and pretty clean very close to Yosemite. "

"The grounds are beautiful. Lots of greenery and privacy among the buildings. Nice size clean rooms. Staff is very friendly. Check in was a breeze. The breakfast is one of the best we have had from any hotel. Light buffet with a wide variety (Dennys is next door for people who want more). The on sight bar and restaurant offers a wide variety of delicious options. Beautiful paintings from the original owners fill the dining room and bedrooms. We ate all our meals here. Town of Oakhurst is just down the street. Easy drive to Yosemite & Bass Lake. EXCELLENT STAY. We will definitely be back!!!"

"Very friendly staff. Great property and amenities. "

"April 2025: currently under renovation. Dated rooms. Brand new windows, but would get stuck in open position. Hot breakfast limited, no fresh fruit. Parking garage is great. "

"Clean, comfortable, quiet, friendly staff, nice large pet area out back and close to the wonderful city park. Denny’s is next door if u want more substantial breakfast. Pet fee only $15 bucks. Will definitely stay here again. "

"We recently stayed at this property for one night. The inn is located off a fairly busy highway and sits next to another property that appears to be boarded up. The good: We were able to get two rooms for well under $200, which was a great value. The bedding seemed clean, check-in was quick and easy, and our rooms were ready when we arrived. The staff was friendly, the property was quiet, and we appreciated being able to park right in front of our rooms. It’s also just a short drive to Sonora. The Inn does have a pool that we did not visit. The bad: There aren’t really any amenities nearby. The room itself wasn’t the cleanest, and our TV only had movies in Spanish with no way to change the language. Additionally, the faucet’s hot and cold water wouldn’t fully turn off."