Search Inns in Mi-Wuk Village

"The blow dryer caught on fire at six in the morning setting off the smoke alarm asked for a refund in the morning and they said no I would pick a different hotel. Other than this one..Try the Aladdin in North Sonora."

"Fridge in first room was not working and fully defrosted. We asked to be moved. Second room did not have working cable television, but we were too tired to complain."

"The property, staff and environment is incredible. The hotel was beautiful, extremely clean, and staff is amazing. Everyone from Valet parking to check in staff, and house keeping were always happy to help, and proud of the jobs they all do, to make your stay pleasurable. "

"Great staff, very friendly and attentive!"

"The hotel was beautiful , the rooms were just as comfortable and nicely designed . We loved the large windows in the casino . "

"Sandra and Tammy were great, I was greeted and welcomed. There was a set back but overall, my stay was well. Close to Chicken Ranch, fast food, local night life. Felt safe in the surroundings community. Thanks "

"Beautiful property, and stay. Highly recommend!"

"Hotel Lumberjack is a modern/updated classic 2 story motel. The room was quiet, it is about a block from S. Washington St (the main drag in downtown Sonora). The room had many convenience amenities; microwave, mini refrigerator, coffee maker, ironing board, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, large TV with over 50 channels. On the desk, there were USB charging ports, HDMI port (didn't use) in addition 2 AC power sockets. AC power sockets was also available bedside. The breakfast was standard continental breakfast (waffle maker, yogurt, bagels, toast, hard boiled eggs, hot and cold cereal, milk and juice, coffee and hot tea, etc. Heating/AC is provided by, motel standard, under window heat-pump. These units are kind of loud by nature. The room is not spacious if you’re going to spend a lot of time in the room moving about. I’d defiantly stay here again."

"Room was clean. Restroom area had a strong chemical smell"