Hotels in Sequoia National Park from P5,099 for 2026 - Fully Refundable Options

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A lodge with a wooden exterior, surrounded by evergreen trees and snow-capped mountains.

Two people sitting at an outdoor table with a forest background.

A modern bar area with a large island, bar stools, and a view of the outdoors.

A man sitting on a wooden railing with a laptop, overlooking a stone wall and a forested area.

1. Wuksachi Lodge

Sequoia National Park

Carl

P19,016

P21,093 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 11 - Nov 12

A pool area with two hot tubs, lounge chairs, umbrellas, and a view of hills.

A spacious lobby with a blue sofa, armchairs, a desk with a computer, and large windows offering a view of the parking lot.

A Comfort Inn & Suites hotel with a parking lot, a flag, and mountains in the background.

2. Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon

Three Rivers

Keshly

P9,260

P10,186 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 18 - Nov 19

An outdoor seating area with wooden furniture and a modern building facade.

A modern interior with a central wood-burning stove, comfortable seating, and large windows offering views of the outdoors.

A spacious living area with a large fireplace, wooden furniture, and large windows offering views of the outdoors.

3. AutoCamp Sequoia

Three Rivers

Erika

P11,569

P15,197 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 18 - Nov 19

An outdoor seating area with wicker chairs, a table, and a flag.

A coffee bar with a sign reading "Our Little Coffee Bar" and a coffee machine.

A room with a wooden table, a blue sofa with white cushions, a white vase with flowers, and a map on the wall.

4. Sequoia Village

Three Rivers

Lonnie

P6,028

P14,419 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 29 - Oct 30

A balcony with two chairs and a small table, overlooking a grassy area and a body of water with mountains in the background.

A hotel with a pool, palm trees, and mountains in the background.

A sign for Western Holiday Lodge with a landscaped garden in front.

A view from a room with a glass door to a grassy outdoor area, a small table, and a chair.

5. Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

Three Rivers

Carlos

P6,591

P7,250 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 9 - Nov 10

A cozy interior with a stone wall, wooden ceiling, a fireplace, leather seating, and a staircase.

A cozy living room with a sofa, coffee table, and a fireplace.

A building with a stone facade, large windows, and a sign indicating it houses a market, gift shop, and lodge/restaurant.

Outdoor picnic tables and umbrellas in a forested area.

6. Stony Creek Lodge

Kings Canyon National Park

Sharon

A wooden lodge with a balcony, surrounded by trees and a sign indicating it is the John Muir Lodge at Kings Canyon National Park.

A cozy living room with a stone fireplace, wooden furniture, and a painting on the wall.

A spacious indoor dining area with wooden tables and chairs, large windows offering views of the outdoors.

A hotel room with two beds, a desk with a TV and microwave, a ceiling fan, and artwork on the walls.

7. John Muir Lodge

Hume

Chuck

P15,073

P15,248 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 10 - Nov 11

A lake surrounded by trees and a mountain in the background.

A cozy living room with a wooden coffee table, two Adirondack chairs, and a leather sofa. A large window offers a view of a forest and a lake.

A modern cabin with a stone foundation, large windows, and a wooden balcony.

A wooden deck with snow-covered Adirondack chairs and a wooden cabin in the background.

8. Montecito Sequoia Lodge

Kings Canyon National Park

Mary

A covered outdoor area with tables and chairs, a railing, and hanging flower baskets.

A sign for River Inn & Cabins with a mountainous backdrop.

A living room with two sofas, a coffee table, and two lamps.

A living room with two sofas, a coffee table, a lamp, and a window with curtains.

9. The River Inn

Three Rivers

Daniel

P4,636

P5,099 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 27 - Oct 28

A residential area with a grassy field, a paved road, and a building with a white exterior.

A kitchen with wooden cabinets, a wooden island, and various kitchen items.

A row of yellow single-story houses with attached porches, surrounded by lush greenery and trees.

A swimming pool with a gazebo, white chairs, and a fenced area.

10. Lazy J Ranch Motel

Three Rivers

Chuck

P10,017

P11,019 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

A view from a balcony overlooking a river with rocks and greenery.

A stone bridge over a flowing river, surrounded by trees and rocky terrain.

A Gateway Restaurant and Lodge with a green roof and outdoor seating area.

A dining area with tables set for a meal, featuring a view of a natural landscape through large windows.

11. The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge

Three Rivers

Rich

P15,836

P17,420 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 27 - Oct 28

A rustic cabin with a small stream, surrounded by trees and a large rock.

A serene outdoor seating area with wicker chairs and a glass table by a calm stream, surrounded by lush greenery and rocks.

A rustic stone bridge over a clear stream, surrounded by lush greenery and trees.

A wooden counter with a small potted plant, a blackboard, and a coffee maker.

12. Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant

Dunlap

Muhammad

P7,626

P7,626 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 26 - Oct 27

A lodge with a deck overlooking a river, surrounded by pine trees.

A rustic building labeled "CEDAR GROVE VILLAGE" with a wooden exterior, a porch, and a sign listing amenities like a hotel, market, and gift shop.

A hotel room with two beds, a desk, a chair, a window with a view of trees, and a ceiling fan.

A grocery store aisle with shelves stocked with various products including snacks, cereals, and beverages.

13. Cedar Grove Lodge

Kings Canyon National Park

Chris

A two-story building with a stone wall in front, a balcony, and a blue umbrella.

A sculpture of a frog wearing binoculars, surrounded by large rocks and greenery, with a building in the background.

A two-story house with a blue exterior, a stone wall in front, and a small pond.

A river with a rocky shore and trees in the background.

14. Rio Sierra Riverhouse

Three Rivers

Janis

P20,034

P30,543 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 26 - Oct 27

A two-story building with a welcoming sign, palm trees, and a sign for a plantation bed and breakfast.

A stone-walled courtyard with a small garden area, a wooden door, and a stone wall with a window.

A residential area with palm trees, a grassy lawn, and a black metal fence.

A swimming pool with lounge chairs, palm trees, and a mountain in the background.

15. The Parks Inn Bed and Breakfast

Lemon Cove

Stuart

P13,101

P14,412 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 4 - Nov 5

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Stay near popular Sequoia National Park attractions

A forest with tall trees, a large fallen log, and a group of people walking on a path.

General Sherman Tree

9.6/10 (664 reviews)

Standing at 275 feet, the General Sherman Tree is Earth's largest living tree by volume, estimated to be 2,200 years old. Walk the gentle paved trail through ancient sequoias for multiple photography vantage points.

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A grove of tall, reddish-brown trees with visible roots and a clear blue sky in the background.

Giant Forest

9.6/10 (219 reviews)

Walk beneath ancient giants in this serene forest home to over 8,000 sequoias, including General Sherman, Earth's largest tree. The Congress Trail offers intimate encounters with these 2,000-year-old living monuments.

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A rocky mountain with a staircase leading up.

Moro Rock

9.4/10 (747 reviews)

Scale Moro Rock's historic 350-step staircase for breathtaking 360-degree views of Sequoia National Park. The summit reveals an unforgettable panorama of Sierra Nevada's forests, valleys, and distant peaks.

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A forest with tall redwood trees and a wooden boardwalk.

Big Trees Trail

9.6/10 (730 reviews)

Circle ancient sequoias on this accessible loop trail around a lush meadow. Interpretive exhibits reveal the fascinating ecology of these giants as you stroll the boardwalk path.

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Giant Forest Museum

9.0/10 (709 reviews)

The Giant Forest Museum showcases ancient sequoias through interactive exhibits in a historic 1928 building. Explore the surrounding interpretive trails to experience these towering giants firsthand.

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A large fallen tree with a natural arch formation in a forest.

Tunnel Log

9.2/10 (424 reviews)

Drive through a massive fallen sequoia tree, carved into a natural tunnel in Sequoia National Park. Combine this unique experience with nearby Moro Rock and Crescent Meadow for a memorable forest adventure.

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A large rock with red and yellow markings, likely ancient petroglyphs.

Hospital Rock

8.8/10 (248 reviews)

Ancient Native American pictographs and bedrock mortars adorn Hospital Rock, preserving Potwisha cultural history. Explore the riverside picnic area while admiring the vibrant red rock art dating back centuries.

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Tokopah Falls

9.4/10 (37 reviews)

Sequoia National Park's tallest waterfall cascades 1,200 feet over dramatic granite formations. Hike the 3.4-mile round-trip trail alongside the Marble Fork of the Kaweah River for the most spectacular views in spring.

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Learn more about Sequoia National Park

Giant sequoias tower over you like ancient skyscrapers, especially along the Congress Trail in Giant Forest. Hike up Moro Rock for valley views, or ask rangers which trails lead to secluded groves with fewer summer crowds.

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Top Sequoia National Park Hotel Reviews

Paradise Ranch Inn

10/10 Excellent

"AMAZING! The location itself is amazing! You are surrounded by peace and quiet. The host was very receptive and responsive to anything we needed! Not sure about the 1-star reviews here, but this place is a 10/10! Do NOT be scared of the drive into Paradise! The drive made the adventure even more rewarding!"

The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful well-designed and maintained property. A tribute to its creator."

Sequoia Village

10/10 Excellent

"I love this place and plus having the electric charge for the car"

Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

10/10 Excellent

"Staff was very helpful. Property looked older and clean. Pet-friendly, too!"

Wuksachi Lodge

8/10 Good

"Carrying luggages"

John Muir Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"The staff was very nice and helpful. Cozy lodge convenient location. The only downside was that there is no good restaurant on location. The only restaurant around is next to the visitor center and has terrible service. Everyone was frustrated over the long wait and rudeness of the waitresses there. I don't blame the lidge for this just wanted to mention it."

Sequoia Resort

8/10 Good

"We didn't get to spend a lot of time at the property. We arrived late our first night and spent the entire day in Sequoia the next day. Basically, we just slept there. We had the guest suite near the office. It was quiet and clean. It had a kitchenette to cook with. There is no nearby food options - so stop at a grocery store first. Our host was lovely, she shared some tips for being in the higher elevation and getting to/from the park. Would totally stay here again with the plan of enjoying the property more."

Stony Creek Lodge

8/10 Good

"Stony Creek Lodge is a rustic, older national park property, not a resort, and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Check-in at the market counter was quick, and electronic key cards provided access to our room and the exterior entrance. Our clean, tidy room had a queen bed, a twin bed, a large dresser, bedside tables, plenty of lighting, and a ceiling fan. The bathroom was simple, with good water pressure and plenty of hot water. Most rooms are upstairs, so keep that in mind when booking. The included breakfast was generous: eggs, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, rotating meats and potatoes, plus breads, pastries, cereal, fruit, yogurt, juice, and coffee. We certainly didn’t go hungry! The lounge’s self-serve coffee and tea station was especially welcome before breakfast opened at 8 a.m. The snack bar offered made-to-order pizzas and salads, though hours varied during our stay. Staff were helpful and welcoming. They gave us advance notice of a two-hour water shutoff for repairs, allowing us to clean up before dinner. The lodge uses generator power, and we were also notified of a brief daytime interruption that didn’t affect our plans. Come with realistic expectations for a rustic lodge, and you’ll find a comfortable, welcoming base with the terrific convenience of staying inside the national park."

Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant

10/10 Excellent

"We had the creekside cabin and it was very clean and well equipped in an understated basic way. Very comfortable, functional and quiet. Restaurant was very good."

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