Sequoia National Park Hotel Guide - 3 Stars Hotels in Sequoia National Park, California

"Everything was great"

"Property was very nice. It is rural and you can see the stars at night. The house is very spacious and clean. The only issue was that the air conditioner unit didn’t work well and didn’t cool off the house until the middle of the night and it was very hot in the house - 82 degrees. Other than that, it was a perfect stay."

"The room was clean, the staff was helpful and the breakfast was amazing."

"Very remote absolutely worth it!"

"Great food and friendly staff"

"Beautiful place. Communication was great."

"Had a great experience, the house was clean and cozy and the host was very nice and easy to communicate with.. overall, my family, and our dog had an awesome time."

"Stay was great. Had everything we needed and in a good location between the parks. "

"The cabin had what we needed to make our stay comfortable. Kitchen had what we needed for the groceries we brought.The cooler wasnice to have as we ventured out to the national park everyday. The distance to the park takes longer then you would think, the road is so curvy, that was the only thing I would change."

"This cabin was gorgeous, clean, well appointed, peaceful and my only regret is not staying longer!"

"The house was in a great neighborhood, very close to Sequoia National Park. Also had great restaurants near by. The house has a perfect layout for families, our family of 5 was very comfortable. Backyard was great for our boys to explore. The stars at night were beautiful. The towels were some of the softest I'd ever had. We were able to drive to Kings Canyon too, only about 1.5hrs away. The host was very fast with communication and very considerate. "

"This property is a lovely rustic place with hiking trails and a beautiful creek! It is very close to Kings Canyon and the cabin is charming with an updated modern kitchen. We enjoyed our stay!"

"The best location on our trip"

"This cabin is so close to being amazing. It's a great location for getting into Sequoia National Park and is secluded enough that you can set up some chairs and enjoy some quiet stargazing. The cabin itself was clean and had everything we needed. The only problem was the bathroom was falling apart to the point that we avoided using it altogether. If the bathroom door hinges were fixed and the walls made more permanent this would be a perfect place to stay"