Yosemite Lodging at Big Creek Inn B&B

The Perfect Post-Yosemite Retreat! After the hustle and bustle of exploring Yosemite, staying at Big Creek Inn was exactly the "reset" we needed. It is located just a few minutes from the park’s south gate, making it the perfect place to decompress while still feeling connected to the beauty of the Sierras. The hospitality here is world-class. Mark was incredibly welcoming and such a pleasure to talk to. We were so impressed by his extensive knowledge of California sites and hidden gems—he gave us some fantastic insights for the rest of our travels that you just can't find in a guidebook. The highlight of our mornings was undoubtedly Dusty’s breakfast. Her fresh-baked scones are absolutely divine! Eating them warm on our private balcony while listening to the rushing water of Big Creek was the most peaceful experience of our entire trip. The rooms are spotless, the views are stunning, and the sound of the creek is the best sleep aid imaginable. If you want to be treated like family and enjoy a quiet, high-end slice of California, you have to stay here. Thank you, Dusty and Mark, for a wonderful end to our mountain adventure! -Ed and Sharree

I am glad the Tenaya Lodge was full on the weekend that we visited Yosemite because otherwise, we would not have had the lovely opportunity of staying at this hidden gem. With the added benefit of being so close to the entrance of the park Dusty, the innkeeper, keeps a very tight ship: the place is very well maintained, clean, quiet, and accommodating. The rooms are private with the Merced offering a private balcony to sit and enjoy the beautiful scenery surrounding the property. Additionally, there is a very nice deck that guests have access too. As of now, continental breakfast is offered in the mornings, however if Dusty offers to make scones or other baked goods (which she likely will because she's EXTREMELY SWEET) you absolutely cannot turn them down. They were the best scones we had ever tasted!!!! I hope to return to this place on another visit to the park - what a pleasure it was to stay here!

Big Creek Inn is the ideal base camp for your Yosemite adventures. Its location is only two miles from the south entrance making for an easy drive into the park. The inn is immaculate, and Dustie, the innkeeper, is gracious and friendly. She makes every effort to ensure her guests are well taken care of. We stayed in the Mariposa Room, which was spacious and pleasant. The gas fireplace is a welcome addition on the chilly evenings, and the 2 bathrooms guarantee that you won’t have to share a sink and storage with your traveling partner. As bird nerds, we truly enjoyed our visits from the stellar jays! Dustie provides peanuts so that you can feed them on your balcony. The Mariposa Room has a huge window over the table so you feel like you are in a treehouse as you watch the jays flit through the pine trees! The inn is truly charming and pristine, and Dustie is the perfect hostess to guarantee that you will have a wonderful vacation! Tip…enjoy a relaxing dinner at Jackalope’s down the road and pick up provisions for happy hour on your balcony at the Wawona Country Store just inside the park.

This was by far the nicest room we’ve stayed at during our trip to California. The host was so helpful with any questions that we had and was more than willing to help you out in any way possible. The room itself was very spacious and comfortable, the bathroom I was gorgeous! We had a balcony with two rocking chairs which was a welcome sight after a day in the park. There’s a common decking area downstairs with tables and sun loungers which you’re welcome to use (and share with other guests). The parking is ample and just off the road. It probably takes around an hour to get to the centre of the national park, but there are other things to see closer to the B&B if you don’t want to go that far. The breakfast here was decent, there was enough for us but not a huge amount of choice. Food in the evenings proved to be a bit more of a trek as the nearest town is around 20 minutes away, but not the end of the world.

We had a wonderful time. Everywhere was clean and the host was outstanding.|Breakfast was provided in time for us to be able to enter Sequoia as it opened.|The location was a very short drive to the entry gate.|There was a kitchen area on the first floor, where drinks were available 24 seven. It also provided plates / cutlery etc. to allow you bring in and to eat dinner in the evenings. Whilst we did not use the grounds (we were in the Park all day) there were places to sit and relax if you wished.

The room/bathroom is very clean, the bed is super soft, and we got breakfast as well! The yard is beautiful with a gorgeous view. We got to see many stars at night and had a magical stay! The location is perfect - super close to the Mariposa grove. The host is super nice and friendly - we’ll definitely be back❤️

We had such an amazing experience staying here. Dusty was so accommodating and the property was beautifully set up, the rooms were big, comfortable and each had their own balcony. The breakfast was good and she set it up early with snacks so we were able to take it to the park with us. Being only 5 minutes away from the parks entrance was so handy.|The property was so peaceful that we wish we had an extra day to sit by the creek and watch the hummingbirds.

Big Creek Inn was a fantastic experience, a quiet, authentic place. The rooms are excellent with beautiful decor. A very charming environment, everything is perfect in this place. After a long day in Yosemite, you have a relaxing place with a small river and a terrace in a very beautiful atmosphere. A communion with nature. Very close to the entrance to Yosemite Park. The breakfast was very good too. A place to highly recommend.

My first time coming to Yosemite I was able to book a stay at the B&B Inn. There was some things I found a bit different then the email I received and a difference of how self check in was meant that right when you arrive you're checking in with Pamela then given a set of keys for your room after, there wasn't a room check in code or self check-in. I enjoyed the balcony, comfy bed, and clean bathroom. I found it beautiful that there are plenty of stellar jays flying over the B&B inn. There was sights of deers, butterflies, and many other creatures to see. The balcony also had comfy rocking chairs which gives a homey feeling. For breakfast there was only a bagel or pastry nothing else. If you're driving there are many restaurants and food places in the towns an hour before B&B inn, but after passing Oakhurst town there will be far drives to be able to go to marts or other food places.

Pros: This location was great as it was near the entrance of Yosemite and it beats having to drive up and down some windy roads if you were to stay in town. The room we had was the Mariposa room and it was beautiful and large! We were amazed as everything looked clean and there were 2 bathrooms(one had the shower and the other had the toilet). Please make sure to read ALL of the rules that are in BOTH bathrooms that are hanging on the wall(one of them is right near the toilet and the other is in the other bathroom near the hair dryer). Pamela had also greeted us and told us about the continental breakfast and that you are to eat it in your own room. She would later enter your room when you are not there to pick up the dishes. She was also helpful with any questions in regards to what to visit in Yosemite. We loved our private balcony and the view of the stream flowing by. Pamela surprised us by hauling up some rocking sitting chairs on the last night of our stay onto the balcony. We enjoyed that very much and the peacefulness. We also enjoyed the fridge in the room but also wished there was a freezer as well as we had brought our own ice packs. Cons: As much as we did not mind Pamela coming into our room to get the breakfast dishes while we were gone, we did notice a few things that felt odd. First, she took our used shower towels that was hanging on the inside of the horseshoe rack and rehung it on top of the horseshoe rack holder. She even took out the squishy non-slip padding in the shower and rehung it. She made our beds(though we could of sworn that one of the rules was that there was NOT going to be any room cleaning, etc. She took some of our other towels that we had used and replaced it with others(which was fine). BUT, she THREW AWAY my small styrofoam cup that I had left nicely on the sink counter. I had brought it from home and had used it to rinse my mouth after brushing my teeth. Who does that?? Who throws away someone else's things? I was very upset and it kind of made our stay there less enjoyable knowing that someone had gone through your stuff. Overall, it is a nice place to stay with a nice room and view but think about items that belong to you and what things you wouldn't want anyone to touch or throw away. We also suggest you bring your own food as there isn't really a place to eat at except for a place slightly down the street that sells sandwiches(it was good) or at the expensive restaurant at the hotel down the street. If you don't bring your own food, you would need to drive ALL the way back down the windy road into town.

One word: Amazing. We were blessed to be able to stay at the Big Creek Inn with Pamela over NYE. This was our first B&B experience and I believe others will be hard to top. We stayed in the Madera Room the first night and switched over to the Mariposa room for NYE. MADERA ROOM - Gorgeous. It was a queen size bed with a temperature control fire place, beautiful bathroom with a large (almost big enough for two) bathtub and shower, tons of personal amenities (so no worries if you forgot anything), and 32" flat screen TV. MARIPOSA ROOM - When we received our keys and opened the door, I was dreaming. The door opens to an inviting foyer with hardwood floors. There are two separate bathrooms - we called his and hers. A flat screen TV and gas fire place. I was in heaven. This room is larger than most studio apartments in Hawaii. Both rooms had a lanai and a little bistro table set. It was inviting, it was romantic, we never wanted to leave. BREAKFAST - As this was our first B&B experience, we did not know what to expect for the other "B" (breakfast). As a veggie, I always feel uncomfortable pulling the "I don't eat meat card" when asking for special accommodations. I was pleasantly surprised to see there were plenty of options for all dietary preferences (meat lovers and veg-heads alike). - This time was spent with the inn-keeper, Pamela. She was a great host with a little sass in her. She was helpful and honest. She recommended what to do, and what to see, and things we could skip. We really appreciated that. - There is also a little guest lounging area where Pamela has provide literally 100s of DVDs to watch, snacks, magazines and soda! If you forgot a cutting board, wine opener or anything else she's got you covered! This B&B is gorgeous. We felt right at home and not in a hurry to leave. Our only regret was that we did not spend more time in the room to enjoy it more. We will be back.

This was my first time staying in a B&B and my first time going to Yosemite. I up in the area for the Yosemite Half Marathon and the B&B was in a great location. Not too far from town and really close to the park entrance. The place was wonderful and Pamela was amazing. Pamela is really knowledgeable about the area and was quick to tell you what were the best hikes in the park. She can also cook a good breakfast as well. I cannot wait to stay here and visit the park again.

Absolutely perfect!!! Pamela has created a little oasis in Fish Camp... one that is immaculately clean, modern and filled with every amenity you may need. Best of all you get access to Pamela's encyclopedic knowledge of all the local hikes including what's best right now - wild flowers in bloom, trail conditions, crowds, etc. The rooms are spacious, very quiet, comfortable, and did I mention clean? Each had a balcony overlooking the creek and a quiet meadow. Hummingbirds fought over the feeder outside the kitchen door while a Stellar's Jay tried to convince us to feed him the peanuts supplied inside for that purpose. Indy, the inn's standard poodle, is a sweetheart.

Details, Details, Details... Took the wife and kids (11 & 13) to stay with Pam and John for a winter weekend getaway. Kids had their own room down the hall. The wife and I had the big room at the opposite end. Kids loved the huge selection of movies, wifi and playing family games in the common area. Mom and dad loved the peace and quiet while we watched the water trickle down the stream surrounded by the snow covered meadow. A 40 min drive got us in the park and on the ski slopes at Badger Pass. These guys really pay attention to the little things. Rooms were wonderfully maintained and very clean. Bedding was very high quality and comfy. Breakfast and table conversation was great. Great stay - Highly recommend. Family friendly

This is a small (three bedrooms), immaculate, well-run, well-equipped bed and breakfast super close to the south entrance of Yosemite. The facilities are fully upgraded, well maintained, and spotless. The proprietors were kind, accommodating, and very knowledgeable of the surrounding area. The property is attractive, and borders on the creek. There is some good view of the night sky from the deck. The bedroom and bathroom were spotless. The beds seemed new and had very nice sheets and pillows. We did not use the TV, which had cable and a DVD player. The bathroom was very spacious with a nice size modern bathtub. Breakfast was good, if not spectacular. There were few cooked items, which is understandable with so few guests. Nice assortment of cut fruit. Other amenities include: Huge stock of DVDs, wifi, laptop with printer, hot tub, telescope, ping pong table, telescope, guide books, snacks. Although it was not the fault of the proprietors, not having AT&T cellular reception was inconvenient. The roads into Yosemite were undergoing construction this season, so there was some road noise that disturbed the peace and quiet. This will be less of an issue in future years. If you're looking for a well-stocked, clean, well-run and friendly B&B close to Yosemite on Route 41, Big Creek Inn a.k.a. Yosemite Inn is a great place to stay.

WOW! From the moment we arrived, the Big Creek Inn became our refuge from days of hiking and exploring the wonders of Yosemite. High-quality bed linens on the very comfortable bed. Gas fireplace in the room, and fragrance-free soap, etc. And wifi for us with our gadgets. Hot coffee outside the door in the common area was great to wake-up to, as was the simple but bountiful breakfast in the morning. Lots of snacks and beverages. The hosts are very generous and helpful. Their love of Yosemite and its wonders is reflected in the simple, comfortable and impeccably clean B&B.

Fantastic and cozy bed and breakfast in glorious Yosemite! I stayed at Big Creek Inn two years ago and absolutely loved it. My girlfriend and I stayed in the largest room which features two balconies, and a wonderful gas stove (that looks like an old log stove) that keeps the room warm and cozy on cold nights. Great views from the inn, and it's located close to the must-see areas of the park. Pam is a great hostess and you can borrow freely from her fantastic, and current, DVD collection while staying. Do yourself a favor, while in Yosemite, stay at the Big Creek Inn Bed & Breakfast!

Big Creek Inn was our first B&B experience. Pam upgraded our room from a queen to king for free. Pam's place is a huge, beautiful house with 3 bedrooms (all upstairs) Pam makes breakfast for all her guests downstairs. My husband and I were the only guests there at the time but the space looked like it could easily accommodate 6-8 guests. We stayed in the Mariposa room - spacious room with the view of the creek. We loved fire place and the nice bathroom in our room. The bathroom set up was really sweet. It was separated so that one person could take the shower in one room while the other one is using bathroom/ sink/ make up etc in the other room. Staying with Pam felt like we were with a friend. She made sure that we were comfortable and arranged breakfast around our schedule. She made yummy egg Benedict with fresh fruit, juice, coffee and tea for us. There were also snacks, pops, coffee and tea available for guests anytime just right outside of our bedroom doors. There's a 'hangout ' place with a table, microwave, fridge where we can have our snacks. Would definitely consider staying here again if we're in the area.

I stayed at Big Creek Inn this past June on a hiking trip, and it was fantastic! I've stayed there in the past, and have never had a problem. This past June was no exception. The room was immaculate, and the bed so comfortable. Pam and John, the innkeepers, were very attentive, inquiring about my plans, and offered great insider tips on my chosen hiking trails. Pam gave me information on less traveled hiking trails, which were nearly devoid of other hikers and had some wonderful sights! Breakfast was wonderful too, with varied options. I have to say, though, I think my favorite thing was the ability to check in late. They have lockboxes at the front door in the event you drive in super-late or something. Made it so much easier to plan the drive knowing I had that flexibility. I just printed my confirmation with the code, and was all set!! I have never had a negative experience at Big Creek Inn, and it's always my first stop when looking for a place to stay near Yosemite. It's such a great, luxurious place to relax after a hard day on the trails. Definitely give them a try when you plan your trip.

We stayed at Big Creek last weekend. We hoped to see Yosemite blanketed in snow, but there was no snow. The best decision was staying slightly outside the park at Big Creek. Our group was 2 couples and we took the Mariposa and Madera rooms. Rooms are clean and very well appointed. The guest lodging is upstairs with a common area that has a tall table and four chairs, micowave, small fridge, some light snacks and a huge movie collection for the in room DVD players. We had balconies overlooking the creek with a nightly view of the moon and stars that was incredible. John and Pam are wonderful hosts and have vast knowledge of the park. This B & B is small so book early.

Enjoy wildlife from your private balcony! Our stay here was the perfect complement to our 4 days of hiking in Yosemite. Pamela is very thoughtful and helpful, and her rooms are immaculate and include modern amenities. The high-pressure shower was just what we needed at the end of a long hike each day. Breakfast was hearty and plentiful: usually an array of cereals, hardboiled eggs, bagels and lots of fresh fruit, and she even made waffles and sausage for us on one of the quieter mornings. On our first morning we had a very early hike and Pamela pre-packed us a breakfast to go, complete with coffee and snacks. She's been a Fish Camp local for a while now and can help you find all the best hikes and activities (and dinners!) around the park. Our favorite part about staying at the inn was returning each evening so we could watch birds and wildlife from the room's private balcony. Over the course of our evenings on the balcony we spotted lots of Stellar's jays, a group of California quail, a great blue heron, a belted kingfisher, and a couple of mule deer. Pamela also has hummingbird feeders that reliably attract many hummingbirds each evening (either rufous or Allen's, we weren't sure). One evening we explored the creek and meadow that all of the rooms' balconies overlook and were able to spot some warblers, some sparrows, and a woodpecker. We were initially concerned about the location, since it's an hour drive south of Yosemite Valley, but we ended up being very happy with it. If you're mostly doing full-day hikes and only driving in and out of the park once per day, then the time you spend on the beautiful mountain roads can be quite enjoyable. The Valley is about an hour's drive north, Glacier Point is a little less far than that, and the Mariposa Grove is very close, only 5-10 minutes away from the inn right after the park's south entrance. On our first morning we made the 2-hour drive past the Valley to Tuolomne Meadows for some birdwatching and it was totally worth the trip. Although the main lodging and campgrounds within the park would have cut down our driving a bit, you're going to have to do some driving (or shuttling) from anywhere you stay since the various sights are so far apart, and we noticed that the more central lodging options were much more crowded and felt less isolated than this peaceful 3-room inn. We were very happy with Pamela's inn and would definitely come back in the future.

One word - paradise after a day of hiking! Pamela (the owner) is so nice, helpful and is a great cook. We stayed two nights this July. Great for couples. Pamela knows the area really well and will tell you where to get dinner and great hikes in the park (that are gorgeous and not as crowded - like Sentinel dome and taft point). The pictures don't even begin to do the place justice. The rooms were immaculately clean. The breakfast was delicous! On our second day, the other 2 rooms had left early in the morning (Pamela left bagged breakfast for them) so it was just my fiance (we got engaged the second day we stayed there when hiking) and I eating. She made us delicious Belgian waffles covered in fresh berries!! What a nice surprise. There is a deck on each room and a common deck below with a HOT TUB. I'm not usually a fan of public hot tubs, but this one was super clean and well taken care of - a great way to relax after lots of hiking in Yosemite. In addition - she has literally ANY movie you can think of on DVD so you can watch in your room when you're pooped from hiking. It is worth noting that its about a 45 min drive from the valley, but worth it in my opinion to get away from the craziness! Its not that far past Wawona - so if you want a more intimate place to stay, this is great! We plan to go back and celebrate an anniversary in the future. Highly recommend!

I stayed at this hotel on my way to Yosemite. The price was just right for one nite. the beds were very comfortable and the free breakfast was very good. i would stay here again. we arrived late at night and were greeted and shown to our room. check-in and out were a breeze.

We had a wonderful experience. Pam is a great host, the breakfast was delicious, and the rooms were very impressive. Lots of modern upgrades and so clean! Would definitely come back again. A great location if you're visiting yosemite ntl park!

We stayed at the Big Creek Bed & Breakfast for two nights in June, 2015. The owner, Pamela knew the area very well and gave us tips for our visit. Our room had two double beds with a big bathroom. Everything was clean with no room issues. Pamela had peanuts available so that you can see the stellar jays fly in and take what they wanted. We placed the nuts on the second floor outside sitting area. Once one bird spotted the nuts, it became a free for all. This B&B is located within a short ride to Yosemite's entrance. If you have disabled license plates on your vehicle and the National Park Senior Pass, there is no entry fee. A disabled card should also work. The one area that I feel that could be improved is breakfast. To earn 5 Stars, some changes should be made. The quality of a Buffet Breakfast is dependent upon the provider. The scrambled eggs with cheese were made a head of time that morning and kept warm for a while as the guests appeared. Since there are only three rooms, I don't feel it's a big deal to cook items freshly unless you don't want to. We have stayed in many other B&Bs with superior food--some buffet items but the cooked items were made for you and/or served. Am I expecting too much for something freshly baked or cooked? Maybe different scrambled or fried eggs, freshly made and served would be superior to what was offered. Or should Pamela just sit on a stool to observe the on goings while offering a repeat of yesterday? Since this is a business that caters only to travelers, I suggest some improvement. I have an issue with buffets that fall below what we experienced in other B&Bs. Beware if you state anything but 100% praise for the owner. She might enter something to place the blame on the reviewer. After reading newer views, on other review sites, it's claimed that Pamela has been forced to improve the quality of food. It's stated the eggs are freshly cooked and even Eggs Benedict was served. Please verify this in your review. I would recommend Big Creek B&B to all as it provided us with two nights of great sleep. For dinner, we drove into town twice. Not "that" far but figure on approximately 20 minutes. There are many good restaurants to choose from and a chance to fuel up as it's costly in the Park.

This is a first rate B & B -- Pamela is a great hostess who gives you advice on how to best visit the park with the time you have. She also makes a beautiful breakfast and a great cup of early AM coffee.

Ideally located, very close to the park entrance and easy to find. Pamela is very helpful and accommodating, her level of hospitality is unmatched. She has great insight into hiking in the park, offering advice on trails, peak traffic times, and weather. Wonderful and quality breakfast spread - freshly prepared eggs, sausage, bacon, mini pastries, fresh fruit, cereals, yogurt, coffee, and juice. Very comfortable rooms, unbelievably clean facilities. Appreciated the small fridge to be able to store our snacks and lunches for our hikes. There is plenty of Yosemite literature available for guests, as well as DVDs, Wifi, Games. Will absolutely be returning. Thank you Pam! - Billy and Lauren

I have nothing bad to say about the Big Creek Inn, but then I don't really have anything to rave about either. The rooms are nice - plenty of parking. Short drive to park boundary, but very long drive to any actual destinations in the park. This is a nice place to stay if you just need a bed in a safe, clean location, but it's not the most exciting B&B I've ever stayed at.

I am so glad to have found this lovely B&B. We were in Fish Camp for a wedding and while everyone else had negative stories about their stay at the local large hotel, we had a delightful and relaxing stay at this beautiful little gem. Pamela couldn't have been more accommodating or welcoming. The room was impeccably clean and well appointed. The breakfast was fresh and delicious, and the whole place had a quiet serenity that made me with we were staying longer.

Our weekend trip was great. The stay here made it even better. The view from our room was nice, a view of the creek. I would recommend this B&B to anyone. Pam and John were helpful in sharing information about Yosemite. They made for great company as well at breakfast.

We stayed at quite a few B&B's and I would say Yosemite Big Creek is probably the best. Accomodations are great and Pam and John make you feel like family. They also have great suggestions for whatever your hikeing or other interests are while visiting Yosemite.

My husband and I stayed at Yosemite Big Creek Inn and were totally awed...it is one class act. The rooms are nicely decorated and comfortable. Pamela took time to show us around and where everything was located and made us feel so welcome. The views are amazing and so close to Yosemite National Park. We highly recommend staying here.

If you are looking for a pleasant weekend trip into Yosemite. This is a nice B&B located in the South Gate of Yosemite. It not a historical B&B--it is more like a vacation condo. Great owner. We enjoyed the weekend away from the San Francisco for some quiet time. Enjoyed the weekend for the short drive into the Yosemite Valley. Highly recommended. We will return. Nice breakfast and very clean rooms. David T

This property is just before the entrance to the park. It was easy to find just off the road but is in a quiet and secluded location. Our room was large and luxurious. Pamela the owner has thought of every detail and nothing is too much trouble but she is not intrusive. Her breakfasts are amazing and the information she provides invaluable. My husband and I stayed for 2 nights and wish we could have stayed for longer. One of my best memories of the trip was sitting on the balcony feeding Blue Jays from my hands. You could stay inside the park (and not have to queue to get in) but the hotels we saw were faceless and, I expect expensive. I would recommend this Hotel/BB to anyone. It is classy and unpretentious, just like its owner.

Love love love this place! Visited Yosemite for the first time, blankets of snow on the ground - a magnificent wonderland it was! And Big Creek Inn was the perfect spot to lay our heads :) . Very clean, private and cozy...everything you could possibly need! Great little breakfast ( Pamela, the owner, even made me a gluten -free eggs Benedict!), wonderful location too. Pamela was lovely, & extremely helpful with loads of Yosemite tips. Will definitely be back! Highly recommended!!

Came for a second stay at this impeccably maintained B&B. Pamela and Indie are wonderful innkeepers. The property is extraordinarily clean and well maintained. The breakfast is very well done and pleasant and usually included interesting international guests. Pamela provides great advice on Yosemite area places to hike and visit.

I don't know where to begin. We picked this place at the very last minute. Thank goodness there was a room available. Shortly after making the reservation, Pamela, the proprietor, called me to determine our arrival time. At that point, I should have realized that I was dealing with someone who focuses on every detail. I appreciated that level of customer service. The amenities, the comfort of the home were 5+stars. If you are into movies, Pamela, has a heck of a selection. Snacks, coffee, peanuts for the Blue Jays, bathrobes, great soaking tub, adorable dog, great breakfast (toast, juice, coffee, fruit, cereal, cheese, eggs). Great conversation at the breakfast table. If you need suggestions, Pamela is a wealth of information and the suggestions she provided were right on target. The proximity of the B&B to the park entrance was extremely close by and SO convenient. The location was wonderful. The evening was quiet and pitch black for star gazing. In the morning and early evening birds chirping. As soon as you entered the property, you got a feeling of serenity and tranquility. Thank you Pamela. You have done a wonderful job.

We just stayed here this past weekend and we were so happy we did. The room was very clean (they even tidied up more than usual during the day) and the bathroom was huge! We had fun stargazing on the balcony and they had plenty of food for breakfast. Pam and John were so kind and had great ideas for hikes, dinner and things to do. They go above and beyond, from offering ice packs for lunches, to having trail mixes, coffee and DVDs in the common area. We will definitely stay here again when we return to Yosemite!

Great B&B only 2 miles from the South entrance to Yosemite. Hosts are wonderful, Inn is immaculate, spacious and tastefully decorated. Many extras: balcony, trail mix, ice water, extra coffee in the morning, information on Yosemite and surrounding area, great stone and wood and tile decor-very homey.

Great b&b. Beautifully furnished rooms.Coffee, tea, hot chocolate, snacks, microwave, fridge, hundreds of dvd's available at all times. Delicious and filling breakfast. Very gracious and friendly hosts. Short drive to the south park entrance. We recommend very highly.