The Groveland Hotel, Groveland

The hotel is conveniently located in Groveland on the main street of the village, near Yosemite National Park on State Route 120. The rooms were light and airy, welcoming, and cozy, although a bit small but comfortable. The dining experience was excellent with a slight issue of small portion sizes. The location is enchantingly romantic, perfect for relaxing after a day in the park, but slightly unkempt surroundings were remedied. The facilities are modern and well-maintained, adding to the overall experience.

The hotel has small but equipped rooms that are starting to show some wear, offering basic amenities but limited space and a tiny bathroom with a stand-up shower only. The service was friendly and helpful, ensuring easy communication for late arrivals. The location is ideal for visiting Yosemite, with a nice patio for relaxing. The dining was fair with limited vegetarian options, and the Wi-Fi could be unreliable. Overall, a decent choice for exploring Yosemite.

Staying at this hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, although cool and clean, were on the opposite side of the Iron Door Saloon, making them noisier than preferred for a quiet stay. Despite being small and somewhat uncomfortable, they provided a decent place to rest. The service, on the other hand, was a standout feature, with the staff being incredibly welcoming, friendly, and helpful. The location, overlooking the quaint streets of Groveland and convenient for visiting Yosemite, had both positive and negative aspects. On the bright side, the facilities catered to basic needs, although improvements in dining and room comfort could enhance the overall experience.

The hotel is conveniently located in Groveland on the main street of the village with several restaurants and cafes nearby, making it a good value. The Astoria Suite room was nice and cleanly, but a bit cool. The service was very helpful and accommodating, going above and beyond to assist with various needs. The dining experience was good, setting me up perfectly for the day ahead. The location is perfect for relaxing after a day in the park, with some minor room improvements needed. However, the side facing the creek lacked a safety barrier. The traditional fish dish was a highlight but had to be taken at a different hotel.

The hotel had its charms, but overall, it seemed a bit run-down and could benefit from extensive renovations to meet higher standards. While the rooms were beautiful and very comfy, they felt a bit small for our luggage needs, and the language barrier during breakfast caused some inconvenience. The service was pleasant, with helpful staff doing their best to enhance our stay under the circumstances. The location, though full of charm and convenient for Yosemite visits, seemed somewhat unkempt initially. Dining options varied from excellent to less than satisfactory, with plenty available at the nearby saloon bar.