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"Not enough towels in the room. Room was not cleaned the next day. Therefore, I had to go to the office and get some extra towels for the day. We’re gonna stay there."

"Breakfast was good. The soap, shampoo, body wash, conditioner containers were horrible. I tried many times to get them to dispense with out luck. Had to resort to the 2 tiny bars of soap!!"

"The property is ideally situated for visiting Sequoia National Park. Clean and comfortable. Laundry and full kitchen facilities available."

"The property is old and outdated. The rooms are extremely cold. They did not mention that we were parking in a totally different area than what we were staying at, and we had to carry our luggage no elevators. The only good thing is that we’re close to what we needed to see."

"The sliding door for the patio did not lock. It would appear to lock, but a slightly firm pull would open it right up. No curtains on the windows for privacy. Just wooden blinds you could easily see through. The sauna was operational, but the buttons were all worn down and there were no instructions on how to operate it. We got in later after a long day of traveling and weren't in the mood to bring anything up. The view itself and the location were great!"

"Had an accessible room. While great handicapped parking out front, our room was at other end of building where no ramp. My husband had hard time with the curb. Room renovated, but too small for wheelchair access. Room seemed clean, but when I spilled some water on the floor and cleaned up with paper towel, the towel came up black. I wiped another area on the floor and it also came up dirty. Do they sweep but not mop? "

"Nice, charming, private, each unit has separate own space, parking right in front. Fixtures a little out of date but it was clean, functional, easy check in/out, friendly staff Will come back next time!"

"I I like everything about this property, from the ease of check-in to the room to the breakfast. The only thing that needs to be addressed is the Wi-Fi. The TV in the room is a big screen, probably 60" or so and everything is offered through Roku streaming services. No problem with that, you can watch your Prime or Netflix or dozens of other premium channels or you can watch free TV. However, starting around 5:00pm or so, the bandwidth gets overwhelmed and starts to drop from about 30mbps to less than 1mbps, which is too little to watch anything. If you can set up your own hotspot, you can avoid this but one movie is going to take about 400mbs of data. If your plan gives you unlimited hotspot data, you're covered. If not, it can be frustrating trying to watch a show or movie. It's not that the signal isn't reaching, it's the plan Roku offered the hotel. I hope they are able to upgrade it to higher bandwidth. "

"The property was spotless! The rooms smelled fresh and everything was so clean."