Bed and Breakfast in San Joaquin Valley

"We absolutely loved staying at Sequoia Village! The location is fantastic—just about 4 miles from Sequoia Park, making it super convenient for exploring the area. From the moment we arrived, we felt very welcome, and the staff were quick to respond to any requests we had. The place itself is perfect for families. It’s well-equipped with a full kitchen and a BBQ grill, which made cooking easy and enjoyable. The kids especially loved the game room, and having access to a laundry room was a big plus. We also appreciated that it’s pet-friendly, so we could bring along our furry friend. One of our favorite parts was the deck—such a peaceful spot to sit, enjoy a meal, and watch the sunset. Highly recommend staying here if you’re planning a trip to Sequoia Park!"

"Everything is average at this hotel."

"This was our 2nd stay here. You wake up to the most beautiful view. It’s probably not great for anyone with serious mobility issues though as the cabins and lodge are quite spread out and most up hills. The area is so beautiful though and it’s convenient to stay close to General Sherman. Just keep in mind it’s rustic and on the older side. Would stay here next time definitely "

"Hotel itself is old and it shows. I will say the staff was pleasant and the room/sheets were as clean as possible given the general wear and tear on the property itself."

"Hotel was empty and I got a room overlooking the roof versus a water view. They said to book directly with the hotel for a better view"

"Awesome "

"Helpful staff, clean room "

"This hotel was once a great place to stay across the street from the Fresno airport. It had good food and a lively evening scene in the bar. It has been allowed to degrade unchecked. The carpets are filthy and haven’t been updated since they were installed in the last century. The decor is dark and dreary. The furniture is badly worn to the point of having the upholstery shredded and thread bare. The management buys cheap goods. I had to have my key cards replaced seven times in the four nights I stayed there. They would just demagnetize. The clerk repeatedly told me to keep them away from my phone because it would do this to them. However it wasn’t the phone that was the problem. They would lose their charge in a pocket alone or when sitting on a nightstand overnight. Just cheap. Which is a theme of the whole hotel now it seems. Frank is a hard enough city to visit unless you have good reason to do so. If you are going there for more than a single night, stay at a different place than this faded and cliche dump. "

"Room was clean, but there was musty odor in the hallways. Overall our quick stay was good. "