Curry Village

This is the perfect place to crash after long, tiring hikes. The view right outside the camp is absolutely stunning. I’ve stayed both in the cabins and the heated tents, and each time the experience was consistently excellent — well-maintained, cozy, and comfortable. The restrooms are clean and well-kept, which is a big plus. You’ll also find good food options nearby, making everything convenient. I genuinely loved my stay here and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area.

Guys, there are better options than this. If you do stay here, I recommend two nights or fewer. I do not recommend the tents. Everything was disgusting and I don’t mean like camping level disgusting. I mean unclean. I would’ve rather camp in the woods on my own. Unfortunately the access is good there but I still wish we had not stayed here. There are a few log cabins on the property that I’ve stayed in previously and they’re great. You will, however, have to deal with the insane amount of people at the food area. We brought a lot of our meals with us, but even going to get a pizza would’ve been an extreme challenge. I know, I know, it’s supposed to be an experience. But this is way worse than I expected. And I’ve stayed there twice in the past 15 years. It got worse.

Surprised from all the bad reviews! We stayed in tent cabin 617 and it was such a pleasant experience. Our cabin was nice and clean (1 double and 3 singles) and at quiet time, it was very quiet. We actually got asked to be quiet by a neighboring tent at 10:15 while we were playing chess! The only complaint was the constant smell of campfire at night! ||We loved the food options and never waited longer than 30min. We stayed away from the pizza which seemed to take an hour+. The staff at Bar 1899 was fantastic. ||Waking up in the national park was well worth it. We had so much fun here and will most definitely be back next summer.

We stayed 3 nights in the Stoneman Lodge House in a room with 3 double beds. Room 808 to be exact. The room was what we expected for staying in a national park- no fridge, no coffee pot, no tv, no microwave. While there is wifi, you have to go a separate building- the guest lounge- before you could pick it up. The room only had a heater and no air conditioner, but it did have a powerful ceiling fan. We would open the windows before going to bed to cool the room off then close them when we went to bed. There is an ice maker around the back of the building. The water pressure in the shower was very strong! They also provide shampoo, conditioner, and body wash in the shower. The water never got hat, but was a lukewarm temperature. The biggest benefit of staying here is the location. You are within walking distance to the Yosemite Shuttle, restaurants, and numerous trailheads.

If you know what to expect and is prepared for the worst then Curry Village can be a good choice. It is definitely not for everyone. Good things first. Tents are good - clean enough, spacious enough. Toilets are clean too. Food is decent - sausages, bacon and butter croissants at breakfast were great (eggs were not), dinner was ok too (all 3 kids ate well = success). Location is amazing. Our main problem was people. You might get lucky and will get a nice neighbors near your tent or you will get a huge party with loud music on from 5pm till 10pm (and those people always have a bad music taste), who will have 30 kids running loose and playing balls right between tents (go do sports somewhere else, not where people walk!) and nowhere else for you to go in such a close space. No picnic tables, very little space outside between tents. Crazy lines for toilets, for breakfast, for bike rentals. I am pretty sure we would be more comfortable in a campsite - people are usually better in there, there is enough space at a campsite for kids to walk around and picnic table for cooking.

An amazing location and facility right in the heart of the National Park. Curry village has an incredible atmosphere where despite a high number of people, the place is still so peaceful! The staff are amazing and there are places that you can have breakfast, lunch and dinner! The shop is well stocked with groceries and necessities and gifts. Tents are reasonably comfortable with a bed and mattress and power supply. A great experience being in beautiful Yosemite!

This is a great place to stay in the heart of Yosemite. It’s very basic and not luxurious but it was clean and comfortable. The bathrooms were clean and we never had to line up for them or for the showers. It was a little noisy but nothing terrible and quieted down as soon as it got dark. The food situation is not great, but it was fine. A bit overpriced and long lines at time. I went in with very low expectations but they were exceeded and I would stay here again

Great location, comfortable room, reasonable food choices nearby. Room is a bit small and tight but comfortable and functional. Nothing fancy but cozy and warm. Great warm shower with excellent water pressure. Could use another lamp for better lighting and higher quality towels. Great service and friendly folks. No Wi-Fi though in the room; must walk over to the "Curry Lounge", a 1 min walk. Loved our "patio" and Adirondack chairs. Overall really enjoyed out stay and would stay here again.