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Top Sequoia National Park Hotel Reviews
Wuksachi Lodge
8/10 Good
"The location is excellent. However the accommodation is dated and in need of renovation. The lighting around the area is very poor so you need to take a touch. The heating was broken in our room so we had a small heater. Disappointed with quality of our room."
Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant
10/10 Excellent
"It was a cosy place but looked pricy for what it was"
The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge
8/10 Good
"Clean, staff were great. Just an old room and amenities."
Sequoia Resort
10/10 Excellent
"Check in was super easy and the room was very clean! The kitchen is fitted with everything you need for cooking and the DVD library is a nice touch for a cosy night in :) The staff are very friendly and helpful and respond in good time to messages/queries. 100% would stay again, we had the best time!"
John Muir Lodge
10/10 Excellent
"I stayed with my 4 year old son and the staff was helpful and friendly with questions about trails and hikes. Room was clean and bed was comfy the mattress is VERY SOFT!"
Stony Creek Lodge
8/10 Good
"Better than expected.. Nice family operation. Very helpful staff"
Countryside Views: Family-friendly Badger Cabin
10/10 Excellent
"Peaceful area. Wildlife/birds abundant. Curvy mountain roads in abundance."
The Parks Inn Bed and Breakfast
10/10 Excellent
"The owner was so pleasant and helpful. The pool was so nice to have available after a long day at Sequoia National Park, and the room was very comfortable. The best part of all was the delicious breakfast! We highly recommend the Parks Inn Bed & Breakfast!"
Silver City Mountain Resort
8/10 Good
"The property is on the National park. The drive to the resort will take you through some narrow winding roads and it will take approximately an hour and a half to make it up there (approximately 23-25 miles). In some places, it’s hard for two cars to get by. There was road construction going on, they closed the road down, so we had to schedule accordingly. Once you get up there you may not want to go back down to retrieve groceries, food, etc. No gas station, so gas up beforehand. Nice quiet resort, WiFi available, no tvs."