Hotel con animali ammessi a Woodlake

“Great place! Super quiet and peaceful. Well stocked with everything you need. Super clean. The dogs come say hi in the morning. The horses hang out in the pasture next to the home. I especially liked hanging out on the porch with the gas firepit and soaking up the views of the mountains. Would definitely stay again. ”

“Tipico motel con camere spaziose e pulite, la nostra al piano terra con l’auto parcheggiata fuori dalla porta è stata davvero comoda. Colazione minimal ma per il prezzo pagato va bene. L’abbiamo utilizzato come sosta per visitare il Sequoia Park ”

“Soggiornato solo 1 notte. Motel diverso dai soliti, costituito da villette molto carine e in un bel contesto. Bella la camera e fornita di tutto. Colazione compresa ma manca una stanza in cui mangiare, quindi o si sta fuori nel giardino, se il tempo lo permette, o la si porta in camera come abbiamo fatto noi, visto che c'era freddissimo! Vicino al Sequoia national park. Consigliato ”

“Posto vicino all’ ingresso del sequoia Park .. paesino piccolo con il necessario per poter mangiare .. viene offerta una piccola colazione ”

“struttura sicuramente richiesta perchè unica nella zona, troppo vecchie e mal ridotta”

“Sequoia village feels like a lovely home environment (instead of typical cookie cutter hotels). The 2 queen room was very spacious with dining tables and kitchen area. There kids loved the game room with foosball, paceman and board games. The hotel even has a community kitchen! It is right next to sequoia National Park so the location is perfect too!”

“Il giusto motel per una pausa, ai piedi di yosemite.”

“Stayed in the motel queen room for one night… that’s the good part. Gena’s is good for one night given the location and the restaurant that serves excellent food. You need to be patient and quite sporty regarding the room. Everything is quite old and we found a wad of hair in the sheets, the bathroom is tiny and the toilet felt unstable when sitting on it. We asked for a hair dryer and the staff simply replied “no”. It’s an experience for one night, I don’t recommend for longer stays.”