Hotels in Sequoia National Park
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1. Wuksachi Lodge
Wuksachi Lodge



2. Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon
Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon



3. AutoCamp Sequoia
AutoCamp Sequoia



4. Sequoia Village
Sequoia Village



5. Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers
Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers



6. Stony Creek Lodge
Stony Creek Lodge



7. The River Inn
The River Inn



8. John Muir Lodge
John Muir Lodge



9. Montecito Sequoia Lodge
Montecito Sequoia Lodge



10. Lazy J Ranch Motel
Lazy J Ranch Motel



11. Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant
Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant



12. The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge
The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge



13. Cedar Grove Lodge
Cedar Grove Lodge



14. Rio Sierra Riverhouse
Rio Sierra Riverhouse



15. The Parks Inn Bed and Breakfast
The Parks Inn Bed and BreakfastGo beyond your typical stay in Sequoia National Park
Top landmarks in Sequoia National Park

General Sherman Tree

Moro Rock

Giant Forest

Big Trees Trail

Lodgepole Visitor Center

Giant Forest Museum

Tunnel Log
The Congress Trail
Learn more about Sequoia National Park
Ancient giants stand sentinel in this Sierra wonderland, where the General Sherman Tree rises as the world's largest living thing. Wander through Giant Forest's cathedral-like groves or climb Moro Rock for views that stretch to the distant peaks of the Great Western Divide. Black bears amble through meadows while marmots sun themselves on granite outcrops. The Congress Trail offers an easy loop past sequoia clusters with names like 'The Senate' and 'The House.' For a refreshing break, follow the path to Tokopah Falls, where snowmelt cascades down granite walls. At Lodgepole Visitor Center, rangers share tales of these trees that have witnessed two millennia of history. Don't miss sunset at Moro Rock, when alpenglow paints the Sierra in impossible shades of gold.
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Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant
"When we arrived at Genas, we were informed we should have pre-registered 24 hours before arriving and that we had received an email. When I checked it had come in about 2 am of the day we arrived. I had to charge up my iPad, so drove down to a restaurant about 10 minutes away. After I pre-registered, paid my Security Deposit, I was supposed to wait up to 4 hours to get the code to the room. We went back to the restaurant attached to Genas, and the girl there gave me the code so we could get in. Was nerve-racking. Room small but clean. About 6-8” inbetween toilet and getting into shower, but we are both thin so got in sideways. No fridge or microwave, but we brought our own Keruig. The great thing about the place was the food and the staff at the attached restaurant— it was amazing. Ginas place grew on us. It was only 20 minutes from Kings Canyon, so that was really convenient. I would return, but wished I had been aware of pre-registration. Battery on door died, so we couldn’t get into room second night, but the Handiman came right over and replaced battery. Glad we returned before restaurant closed. Everyone friendly and helpful so that really helped!"
The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge
"Gateway has a warm, cozy atmosphere with clean rooms. The restaurant has a show stopper on the deck, a must see view. Boulders, waterfall, mountains and a few ducks make it a great place to enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner. The staff at the Gateway welcome you like family. Absolutely one of the best staff members is Ruth!!! She goes above and beyond. Thank you for making our stay memorable!"
Stony Creek Lodge
"It was great for the 1-night stay. We liked everything about it, but mainly the very nice staff"
The Parks Inn Bed and Breakfast
"Delicious breakfast! Delightful pool and hot tub. Great room!"
AutoCamp Sequoia
"Excellent all round"
John Muir Lodge
"Parking"
Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers
"Very helpful staff, clean and comfortable room."
Paradise Ranch Inn
"I had a great stay. The ranch is nice and secluded with a Kaewah river branch passing right on the property. A nice little trail, and even a little bridge. The outdoor kitchen is fully stocked. The bathrooms are clean and have everything you need. The tents have a fan and a gas heater, towels and beds are pretty comfortable with nice warm comforters. I actually didn’t need the heater even though the temps dip into the 50s at night ( September ). Starlink internet is great and has great reach throughout the property. The one thing I would recommend is get there before dark. The road into the ranch narrows a bit and turns into gravel road for about the last 2-3 miles and it’s a mountain road. The first drive in at night would understandably make some people nervous but that’s not fault of the ranch. I can see why negative reviews involve people getting there after dark in bad weather especially. But other than that if you want a nice quiet stay close to sequoia, book it."
Wuksachi Lodge
"We at dinner three nights in a row at the Peaks restaurant in the lodge! Everything was delicious!! Service was great!"
