Stayed here 3 days. Basic hotel, very clean, beds were great, fluffy pillows. Friendly staff…read more Everything you would want for breakfast. Would recommend.

Was going to stay more days than the one that we ended up staying. The air conditioner would not…read moreshut off no matter how I tried.Not many of the channels on the tv worked. I called prior to my stay and the clerk said it would be $97 including the tax. They charged me $153. I asked the clerk about it and told her what I was quoted and she pretty much told me I'm not telling the truth. So just a heads up for anyone wanting to stay there!

Liz the receptionist was rude for no reason. We came in very nice and friendly but she just wasn't…read moretreating us right. We don't know why but she was passive aggressive.

We stayed at the Best Western in Mariposa for one night. The room and bathroom were clean, with…read morelots of soft, fluffy towels, and we appreciated the peaceful surroundings--a dragonfly even flew into the room, and we gently guided it out. The staff was kind and accommodating--they made sure we were on the bottom floor to help with our mom's mobility needs, which we really appreciated. We also got lucky with a parking spot right in front of our door, which made things easier, though there was only one official ADA space, located by the office--not near the rooms. The room itself felt small and crowded compared to the other hotels we stayed at. The check-in took a while due to only one person working the desk. Our biggest issue was the "drive-through breakfast" that was advertised. There were no signs, no setup, and no instructions--nothing to suggest breakfast was actually happening, and no one explained it during check-in. We ended up missing it completely. It's a decent stay if you just need a clean place to sleep, but if you're counting on clear amenities or reliable accessibility, this location may fall short.

Way Overpriced! This…read moreis the most overpriced lodging I think I have ever used. It's just an old motel with a large but dark and dingy room. I didn't even want to take a shower because it just looked dirty. There are no amenities to speak of, at least nothing that isn't standard anywhere else you might go. One good thing I will mention is that it was quiet when I stayed here. Maybe simply because I was lucky enough not to have an inconsiderate jerk next door with animals. It is "pet friendly" though so don't expect that to be the case if you stay at this place. At the end of the day, the price to stay here off-season was well over $200 for the night. The place should only be charging closer to $90 based on the condition of the room and the lack of amenities. Total ripoff.

I came home with bug bites. After being home a day, more bites appeared. I'm now running my clothes…read morein a hot dryer. The room's AC was noisy too. It was hard to find outlets near the bed. We were not prepared for the fact that sheets were not going to be washed while we were there. Washing them might have gotten rid of bugs. Their TV guide sheet was not correct.

stayed there 2 days Aug this year. Room had cobwebs & dust everywhere. Broken tiles on floor. Major…read moretripping hazard, No Fire detector. Violation of State law. Furniture in need of repair. Manager never on site . Keys in door when we got there. Housekeeper said usually doesn't use this room

I was really excited about this place. The photos and vibe on the website looked so nice!…read moreUnfortunately, what we got was not what was on the website. We were booked in suite 5, which does NOT look anything like the room shown on the website. It is old, dark and dingy. Even the front door lock was loose (as mentioned by another reviewer). I had made the reservations for my friend and me, and when we walked into suite 5, we both just deflated at how junky it looked. I wanted to show my friend how it didn't look anything like the website, but their internet didn't work at all until the next morning. The outdoor area is not lit up and welcoming, but dark and deserted. We made the best of it for that night, and in the morning, I contacted the owner via text. When I said that the room looked nothing like the rooms shown on the website, the reply was, "All of our rooms are different." So why don't they show photos of all of their rooms??? They offered to move us to another room, and I requested one that looks like the one on the website. They instructed me to find the key for suite 1, and that room was great! Looked just like the website, and was exactly what we were expecting. It was weird that this room was not rented out, but yet they didn't put us in that room in the first place. I later learned that we were charged $199 for the first night junky room, and $109 for the second night room that looked like the one on the website. That was contrary to what I remembered from the price listing on the website when I made the reservation, which I believe was $159 per night. But when you receive your confirmation email, there are no prices listed at all. I know it comes out to the same price, but it's very strange that the price/total isn't listed on your confirmation email. I would have asked if I had noticed it before we arrived. I really wanted to like this inn, but next time, I'll just stay in the heated cabins in Yosemite Valley for $155/night. The one-hour drive to the valley from this place wasn't worth it for us. If you're going to stay here, ask them specifically what room you will be in and if it's one that looks like the ones on the website. If not, consider staying elsewhere. Positive: the cafe is super cute with great coffee and food and nice people!

I have really mixed feelings about this place. I am a Choice Gold member so I have stayed at a…read moredecent amount of these. Our room was decent, but it needed serious upgrades. We had a drawer on the nightstand that kept opening by itself and standing water in the bathtub. Breakfast was mediocre. Would I stay there again? I would try something different.

The hotel is very functional and did the job, but the sheets were dirty and it was kind of ran down…read moreand not very luxurious to stay. It was a tad dingy and the Wi-Fi was horrendously bad. I would only stay here again if I absolutely needed to, but I would probably go with the best Western across the street.

Pretty great place! We stayed here before, last year on our Yosemite trip. It seems to have gotten…read morebetter. Last year, I would have given it three stars. Our room was exceptionally clean, and the noise level is very low. Extremely comfortable beds, hot water, and great AC units. Fridge was cold and coffee machine worked great. The only things I don't super love: the included breakfast is pretty horrible and the parking is kinda tight. Still, it's a great price and only a half hour drive to some of the greatest bits entering Yosemite

Overall we had a decent experience here. The rooms are nicely renovated and brightly lit, though…read morethe bathroom is a touch dated. We went during the off season so the price was reasonable. The night time check in staff was fine, the day time check out clerk was very friendly. Breakfast is complimentary, but it's entirely continental with no hot food or fruit - only bagels, muffins, and cereal. The rooms were reasonably clean.

My in-laws and I stayed at the Monarch Inn this past week for one night. We were in the area to…read morecheck out property and visit Yosemite. The rooms were clean and had all the conveniences. My two boys loved how comfy the beds were. Connie was amazing! She helped us find places to eat in town which were so tasty. Plus she had tips on what to check out while in town. We had a lot of fun visiting Briceburg on her recommendation. Connie was a wealth of knowledge, glad we stayed here.

Do NOT come here!!! Don't be fooled by the false advertising pictures!!! Also, the smell in this…read moreplace is so bad! I think they're trying to cover it up with another "fresh air scent" and seems like it's full of toxic chemicals!! I couldn't be in that front lobby for long, as I was getting sick, with nausea.. so I had to step outside to breathe while my friend checked us in. I thought maybe it would be a little better in the rooms., but even the room had a moldy smell. I couldn't stay there, because I'm very sensitive to all that.. We went back out to leave and get our money back and these people fought tooth and nail for us not to get our money back. This place is disgusting and so are the people there. AND STOP POISONING BIRDS AND HUMMINGBIRDS!!!!!

Effortless booking and check in and out. Possibly the cleanest bedding I have ever encountered in a…read morehotel. The space was comfy and super clean. Dallas was polite and proffessional. Will recommend highly to friends and family who come to visit.

The hotel is centrally located to the Main Street in Mariposa. Easy walking to eat and shop…read more Our room was clean, cool(very hot outside) and ready at check-in time. The young man who checked us in is friendly and very polite. There is plenty of parking. The hotel itself is oily decorated, the beds comfortable and had plenty of towels. We ate at Castillo's directly across the street and The Pizza Factory and had tasty meals and drink. Sticks Coffee for breakfast and an interesting bar, The Hideout. Again, our room was close to all of these places. We will most definitely stay again on our next visit.

The historic Mariposa Hotel Inn and Mary, the owner, are the jewels of Mariposa. Mary greeted us…read morelike family. The room was spacious and adorned with antique furniture and memorabilia. Although we were concerned as to the distance Mariposa was from Yosemite NP, we were surprised as to the scenic drive to the Park and this small town provided us with all the amenities - groceries, various restaurants, shopping and gas stations.....even has a Starbucks. We were also surprised when driving past lodges, motels and hotels that were closer to Yosemite, how isolated they were from the rest of the world. Mariposa was the right town for our two-night stay, and the Mariposa Hotel Inn was the perfect place to call home. Thank you, Mary!

We have to warn customers of significants issues concerning the condition and management of the…read moreMonarch Inn Hotel. The problems encountered are as follows: Rude and insolent staff No housekeeping service for multi-night stays Broken coffee machine Damaged curtains Clogged sink Additionally, we wanted to cancel one night of our stay. Despite our follow-up messages prior to arrival, we did not receive a clear response from your staff. As a result, we were no longer within the 48-hour cancellation window, and our request was denied. Run away!!

High rates for a room that, at best, could be called clean. The TV was fuzzy, the room key took a…read morefew trials to work, and the property, in general, appears in disrepair.

The BEST hotel gift shop ever! It was totally amazing!…read more The super cool hotel clerks also staff the gift shop. When I checked in, I was SO burnt out. I mentioned that I was looking forward to taking a nice long bath (little did I KNOW at that point that the rooms contain gigantic jacuzzi bathtubs!). The clerk said a glass of wine would go well with that. I asked, "Where can I buy wine?" Hee hee. It turns out, the gift store is like a Trader Joe's wine shop! They had a zillion choices! I selected a bottle of Chardonnay that I enjoy. Cost? FIVE BUCKS!!!! They even opened it for me. They had all kinds of very cool stuff to buy (including the basic stuff you always forget, like Tampons and Advil), but I resisted, until I saw their "sale" t-shirts. I got a very pretty peach colored "Yosemite" t-shirt, tastefully done with small flowers. Again--FIVE BUCKS! Much of the time, when staying at hotels, one can be sort of at their mercy if you want to buy something you forgot or purchase a souvenir. And usually if they have trinkets, they are horribly over-priced. But THIS store had it ALL, and they had DEALS. Oh! Yeah! They are open 24 hours too! What more do you WANT?