Best Oakhurst Hotels

"It takes 40 minutes to drive from the gorge and a few minutes drive from the town. However, I like the hotel's environment and retro decoration style. Unfortunately, I didn't catch up with the beautiful snow scene when I stayed. The room size is small and the facilities are simple, but the bathroom is more special and has a double vanity. Breakfast can basically be ignored~"

"Clean, bright, with casual chairs and tables at the back, sitting there in the evening, enjoying the beauty of the forest, and the sunset, is unforgettable."

"有些小插曲，但攜程很給力"

"All great and very friendly staff. Only major downside is noise. People walking on floors above and in the hallway are very audible. The fridge is also in the same space as the bed and when it goes into cooling cycles it's extremely loud in the middle of the night."

"There is only one person at the front desk, and the room phone is not connected to the front desk, so there is no service. You have to go to the front desk to ask for things. The hotel has two floors and no elevator. The room is quite far to the inside. It is generally okay, but it is really far to Yosemite. It takes about 40 minutes to drive to the entrance, and 1 and a half hours to drive to the tunnel view. It is really tiring to go to Yosemite. Try to book a hotel that is closer. There is nothing to eat around this place, there are two supermarkets. There is a Chinese restaurant in the square next door, which is very American Chinese food, so you can avoid it. The hotel's food is not bad, the menu is small, but the quality is okay. The hotel has good sound insulation"

"Shower had obviously not been cleaned as there was the plastic protector from a disposal razor still in the shower and hair in the sink. Front desk was very friendly. Guests were disgusting. At breakfast a guy was sneezing, sniffling, blowing his nose and then touching multiple items in the food area with out washing his hands after blowing his nose."

"The room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. Booked for 2 days and extended for 1 day. It is a 20-minute drive from the south entrance of Yosemite and more than an hour's drive from the valley. It is recommended that you stay in the scenic area for convenience. But as an alternative accommodation, it is still cost-effective and the breakfast is simple and delicious. Parking is free and convenient, and there are large supermarkets around. But there was no room cleaning after three days of stay."

"Facilities: relatively old, with carpets, a bit dusty, but the houses are well maintained Hygiene: on the surface, it looks clean, but because the carpets are too old, they are full of dust in the sun. The whole family sneezed when they entered🤧, and there were big footprints on the sheets that were not washed clean Environment: beyond expectations, very good, the whole hotel is very quiet, and in a small town, it is very convenient to eat and refuel, and it is very safe! You can see deer when you wake up in the morning~ Service: check-in has no attitude, no tipping is required in the breakfast room, a young man is full of passion every day, give him a thumbs up~ other services are not very good... Summary: If you can't book a hotel in the park, you can still consider staying for one or two nights, but if you have severe mysophobia, you should book a relatively new hotel."

"Very close to the south gate of the park, it is very convenient to go to Yosemite. There are supermarkets and restaurants in the town. The price is not as convenient as the high price of domestic scenic spots. Go to Yosemite's ideal accommodation"

"The hotel is located near Yosemite, in a small village, with hotels on both sides. When checking in at Hampton, I was told that the kind bed room I booked was sold out, and there was only a queen bed. I thought it was too late, so I stayed there. Later, they said the curtains were broken, so they used bed sheets to hang. This was unacceptable. The Fairfield next to the hotel is a sister hotel, and they passed me there. When I checked in at that hotel, they charged me again. I had to negotiate with Ctrip and the hotel, and they refunded me after about a week. Because we arrived late, most restaurants were closed, and the only Denny’s was open until 10 o’clock, so I went there to fill my stomach."