Yosemite Valley Lodge

Where the whispers of the forest and the mist of waterfalls awaken your mornings. Located in the heart of Yosemite Valley, the Valley Lodge is the perfect base camp for hiking, photography, and relaxation. 📍 Location & First Impressions • Address: 9006 Yosemite Lodge Drive, Yosemite Village, CA • Right in front of the waterfall! Open the door, and Yosemite Falls is the first thing you see 🌟 • Centrally located in the valley, making landmarks like Half Dome, Sentinel Rock, and Merced River easily accessible on foot. 🛏 Rooms & Layout • A total of 245 rooms, including Traditional, Family Rooms, Bunk Rooms, and ADA-accessible options 🌟 • Designed with wood and glass to harmonize with nature, each room features a small balcony or patio 🌟 • No air conditioning, but fans and heaters keep the rooms comfortable. 🍽 Dining & Amenities • Mountain Room Restaurant + Food Court + 2 Starbucks cafes • Outdoor swimming pool + poolside fun at the Lodge River (available May–September) • Free self-parking, free Wi-Fi in common areas, EV charging stations, ATM, bike rentals, shuttle services, and more. 🚶♀️ Activities & Accessibility • Within a 5–10 minute walk to Yosemite Falls Trail, Merced River Walk, and other top spots 🌟 • Rent bikes for a valley tour or use the free shuttle bus for convenient access to major attractions 🌟 • Book tours like the Valley Floor Tour or Grand Tour at the tour desk. 💵 Pricing & Booking Tips • Average room rates range from $200–$400+ (excluding taxes), with King or Family Rooms sometimes exceeding $500. • Book early, especially for peak season (June–September) or weekends—reservations up to a year in advance are recommended. • Staying inside the park means you won’t need a separate park entry ticket. 🎒 Overall Impression “Fantastic location, spacious and comfortable rooms. $300+ is pricey, but the views make it worth it.” 🌟 • A lodge nestled in the valley—making the hotel part of the adventure. • Enjoy a tranquil morning tea surrounded by nature. • Perfect for trekking, whether you’re with friends, family, or traveling solo.