Hotels in Mariposa

"The hotel is very clean and is one of the best hotels in this area. It is very convenient to Yosemite, only an hour's drive away, and there are all kinds of food and drinks!"

"Plenty of parking was available. The room was decent and equipped with a microwave and mini-fridge. However, the breakfast selection was very limited. The town itself is quite small, especially when compared to Oakhurst."

"American-style hotel. About an hour's drive from Yosemite Welcome center. It is recommended as accommodation near the scenic spot."

"Generally speaking, the sanitation is average, the sheets are fluffy, and the bread, juice, and coffee are basically in the morning. They are mainly relatively close to Yosemite National Park, and a few boys can barely accept it during a group outing."

"good location.  nice and clean room.  fast wifi.  a good alternative to visit Yosemite if choose not stay overnight in the national park."

"For such a small lodge, the quality of the location and the provided services were awesome. Its a pity I stayed there just a night"

"It was nice spot to stay when go hiking to Yosemite national park. It takes an hour to get there from the lodge though, it’s No crowded, not too cold in the night and lots of restaurant options around. The room was cosy and enough space. Even though TV didn’t work and water faucet was a little hard to use. Overall it was nice two nights stay!"

"Seeing that this hotel has a high score, I booked this hotel, but I didn't expect that the water, toilets, and paper towels in the old beauty tent hotel are all going to the public area. In contrast, the domestic tent hotel at the same price can be called a wild luxury hotel. The only surprise is that there are a lot of stars in the tent, and there are more than 100 stars visible to the naked eye."

"Beautiful hotel near the road and Yosemite. The amenities were good and the beds were so comfy. I’d only recommend to add a couple more ceiling lights as it was a bit dark."

"There is still an hour away from the entrance of Yosemite. It is actually a simple bed and breakfast. The price is expensive. There is no need to live here. I would rather live in a 45-minute drive."