This is the worst motel I've ever been to! Best way to describe it is a sh!* hole! My wife got our keys and left the kids in the car to check the room because of how ugly the outside looked. We stepped into a room which was just gross and smelled like overuse of some cleaner to mask the other scents in the room. We asked for a refund and left right away! Please stay away from this place! It's horrible! Horrible! read more

Did a weekend ride, and ended up at Sierra Lodge for a couple of nights. This place is set up like a '50's motel....very old style (and yes, old, too). Lots of features in the rooms....wifi, coffee pot, fridge, tv. To be fair, the wifi didn't work, and the tv is also from the '50's...but it did work. The rooms are, in a word, SMALL. In fact, SMALL is too big of a word to describe my room. A queen bed with about a foot to maneuver around it. The "closet" was this funky left over space with the coffee pot and fridge, with a curtain in front of it (why, I don't know). The WEIRDEST thing was the bathroom. It was like it was designed for wheelchair access. The sink was just above my knees (I kid you not). The shower was just strange. About a 10" high tub, with the faucet at 11". The shower head was below my chest. So I'd go with the handicapped access model, except for one thing....2nd floor, metal stairs (gotta be fun in the winter) and no elevator. So I'm lost on this one. Nice pool area, and a GREAT conversation pit in the front, so that you can stay up late with friends and not worry (too much) about disturbing others. Overall, I'd probably stay again if I wasn't with the wife. No way I'd subject her (and, to be honest, myself from her) to the SMALL room.... read more

I wish I can give 0 stars or -100 . Never had worse than that in my life . We decided to sleep in my car at 4 am in the cold and not stay in that nasty room . We just arrived here a bit late and the person working here was sleeping and he got angry after waking him up . He was the rudest person ever . Extremely mean and aggressive after checking the the first room we found it dirty after changing the other one we discovered that it's a way worse than the first . Bed bags dirty blanket and sheets no hot water noisy heating system . Bathroom leak . I don't think a human can sleep here . This can be worse than a public bathroom in tenderloin sf . Don't book here and save your money and health . read more

Good place to stay at if your only looking for sleeping and leaving. Look at the pictures they are what it looks like.

Maria was a superb housekeeper, Husein the proprietor, was extremely accommodating & we will definitely come back to this delightful Lodge upon our return & ask for the spectacular deluxe room S 4! At this very moment my 93 year old mother stated "this was just like home'" !! read more

One of oldest hotel in town. We stayed in the second floor. The room has king bed which I felt can fit three people. In turns of comfortableness, over all it ain't that bad for the price you pay for. I got $59 for Friday nite. They said they already have me discount. The reason why it's cheaper becuz ppl don't wanna climb upstairs. Oh well, I'm taking it. The down side for the stairs really is the stairs are way small n narrow. If u carry huge luggage, it's gonna be hard for you. They have free wifi. The signal is not stable. I can use it on my phone still but moms iPad can't find the signal! The shower is weak again. It's cold out. It was only 40F out. To me, as long as I can warm myself. I'm good. With $59 n oldest motel, please don't expect much. The bed is too soft for me so not my type of bed. The room has heater. Old style of AC with Heater mounted in the wall. If you are spoiled about noise, I would suggest you paying much more to find different one. The bed sheet seemed clean enough for me. Room comes with coffee maker and frig n two bottles of water. Old style tv n phone. Again, u don't like old stuff don't come. If u do or u don't mind, it ain't that bad of choice. Staffs are friendly!!! read more

Ok let's first start with the guy giving me the wrong key three times and got upset with me because I told him that I couldn't walk back and fourth trying to figure out what key to use. The room smelled so horrible from the moment we walked in. The air conditioner tried to cover it up but it wasn't working. I tried to shower and I was so pissed off because there was hardly any water coming out the shower head. I washed up in the sink because I had been sweating all day. The towels were dirty af. All I wanted to do at this point was sleep, I've been awake all day and night from driving. I proceeded to lay down, baby when I tell you I was pissed I mean just that. Dirty ass blanket (blood stains) and sheets were dirt. I had enough, I placed my bag back in my car and left. Do not come here, not clean read more

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Clean,comfortable & affordable. -old TV (you don't need watch television much though) tips! We brought our own everything..pillows, blankets, towels, shampoo, hand soap. Only complain i would have is....the mini fridge, I had my own Clorox wipes so I cleaned the door a little more. Very easy, they could have done it. Mostly dust. Not a big deal. read more

Sierra Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Three Rivers, California

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Booked the "mini-suite" for three nights that lists a "balcony with mountain views", fireplace, kitchen. Room was on the ground floor. No balcony, but a thin patio with plastic table (price tag still on it) and chairs outside the front door directly facing the parking lot (every room has this). Asked the manager if we could get what we booked, he pretended to look on his computer at other rooms and then said "There's nothing, it's a busy weekend." Looked online after and as I suspected, the other suites (with real balconies) were still available. An hour later, I go ask him about firewood (as you'll be fined for using your own) and he tries to sell me a duraflame log for $10 and scoffs at me for thinking it was complementary. Wouldn't normally go out of my way to leave a negative review, but the manager had such a rude/ apathetic /"i'm going to rip you off" look on his face that I feel the need to warn fellow travelers: DO NOT STAY HERE. read more

This is honestly the most disgusting place I have ever stayed in!!!! Everything was extremely dirty, the bed sheets, the blinds, the floors. I would been better off sleeping in my car because I was woken up by bed bugs!!!! Avoid at all costs!!! read more

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The Sierra Lodge is in a good location near the National Park; however the room had several problems. Our comforter had been smeared with feces and the shower mat was dirty. I returned them to the front office who made me bring them to the laundry room to exchange for fresh ones. He did not seem to care. In addition, the wall opposite the toilet had someone's footprints smudged on them. The caretaker seemed to not enjoy his work. read more

After seeing reviews I was skeptical about staying here but I actually enjoyed my stay at Sierra Lodge. It's not the the Ritz Carlton but you can't beat the price and the view of my balcony was priceless. Room was decent, newer T.V and AC but why would you want indoors when your surrounded by the Sequoia Mountains. It's close to eateries including a Taco Truck that serves popusas, I recommend the revuelta con curtido y salsa roja. I didn't see any insects in my room but newsflash people, WE'RE IN THE MOUNTAINS!!! They also offer continental breakfast. I saw the sunrise from their outside patio and also saw a couple of deer cross the road so always have your camera ready. Over all I recommend it and will be back again! read more

Reasonably clean, etc... however the bed was so uncomfortable I ended up going out and sleeping in the car just to get a couple of hours. My son slept fine though, so likely OK if you are on the younger and thinner side. The "breakfast" was minimalistic... coffee and hot water... el cheapo danishes, bulk cereal, and a jug of milk. Also right on a surprisingly busy road. Better to just sleep in a tent and spend the money on a decent breakfast somewhere in the morning IMHO. read more

0 stars- the hotel room stunk of Pine sol in what appeared to be an attempt to make you think it was clean. The air conditioning required me to wake ever 30 minutes or so to reset it. Even with that the temperature of the room never got lower then 85 degrees. The condensation from the AC unit leaked into the room and formed a pine sol stinking puddle that ran across the floor and soaked our sneaker. Overall a terrible experience read more

I give them one star only because i cant give the zero. Run down and dank. Stood around for five minutes waiting for a counter worker to check us in. Went to the room for about five minutes then left to get lunch with friends, came back and then looked around... the kitchenet draws were full of mouse poop, the shower had filth in the bottom of it. We loaded up and left. My wife went to get a refund the rude man at the counter refused. Absolut trash! Better to sleep in the parking lot. read more

Ima get straight to the point this log is great value comepare to the 300-400$ ones where it almost the same thing here it around 130$ for 1 room and day.it not all fancy but it good enough and we all gotta understand that covid made it impossible for small businesses like this log to make a profit and repair and maintenance.you gotta give this place a try and it only 3-5 minute away from the national park. The man was very nice and even gave us free breakfast.ya there may be a little things like a little crack that has been patch in the bath or a unpainted spot on the ceiling but who cares is it like it gonna affect you plus you most likely look here because your in a budget. This place is perfect for family's as for there a pool which mean bringing beach balls or water guns is good for playing.there around 3-5 employees for the whole log that maintain the whole thing there very nice.overall it a good 4.8 for the price. And btw the beds are good and there cups and plates and a kitchen to cook ! read more

We unexpectedly LOVED staying here! The front desk was super helpful and 24 hours, they had games to borrow and if your room has a fireplace, they supplied the stuff to have a fire! The room was clean and quirky and the shower floor was not pleasant and pretty small (reason for losing a star). But the bed was comfortable and the room heater worked great! Couldn't hear the highway noise with it on. Covered parking was a plus! read more

I have been coming here for 15 years. The place was never fancy, but it had a quaint atmosphere and my fiends and I loved it. Management has changed. It is now poorly run. The pool was a swamp with cups floating in it. The tub would not drain. The furniture (couch) was broken and in a V shape. The upgrade to the decor makes the rooms look cold and institutional. So sorry to see a great institution ruined by poor management. I will look for another place. read more

Very outdated! Small bathroom, small tv, small closet, bed is hard, and Heated shower turns cold. I will not recommend this place.

This was the absolute worst place I've ever stayed-- that's why I want to warn others to avoid it at all costs. The place had filthy floors, overflowing trash, no one to man the office, a dirty pool, no housekeeping service, and not what they promised as far as amenities. We ran out of TP and I had to search for someone for 15 minutes. The room had no ice bucket (but they ran out of ice anyway...), no hairdryer, no soap or shampoo. "Breakfast was included but there was no fruit, just cereal and pastry. I will say the air conditioner was good and the coffee was good. The people there (when you could find someone) were pleasant. Do yourselves a favor:STAY ELSEWHERE! read more

I booked Sierra Lodge online after seeing all the "amenities" included in with the stay. We drove about 4.5 hours to get here and we were excited to check in. To our surprise there was absolutely NO ONE in the front desk. We tried ringing the small bell in the front desk, calling the number listed in the front door, and we even tried looking for any employees. We waited about thirty minutes and we finally saw an employee walk in to the office. When I walked in the office and asked if we could check in the man said he was just an employee and he wasn't in charge of the front desk. I told him we had been waiting for thirty minutes to check in and he informed me that he would call the owner and see if he would come in. He was on the phone for a few minutes and said the owner would come down in about ten minutes and he would help us get checked in. The owner finally arrived fifteen minutes later and he was visibly stressed and in a bit of a bad mood. When he arrived he wasn't wearing a mask and he never even apologized for the lack of staff and for our wait time. When we walked in to the front office the owner looked upset and he was interrogating his employee about his missing staff. It turns out his staff left at 11:30AM and apparently never returned. He kept asking his employee if they had cleaned any of the rooms before they left and he said he wasn't sure, so the owner shuffled around to find a clean room to place us in. After a few minutes he found a room and gave us the key. Upon arriving to our room it smelled like Pinesol and we assumed the room must be clean, it wasn't. The towels they provided were all old and grey, despite them smelling clean they had various grey stains. The room wasn't very clean, there were bugs in the bathroom ceiling and bugs on some of the towels. All through out the room there were stains and dust in various places and counters. The only positive thing about this place is the location, it is only about 10 minutes away from the Sequoia entrance. Outside of that the place is outdated, management is severely lacking, and the place could be cleaned a bit more in depth. I wouldn't trust this place to serve good breakfast since the breakfast area was dirty and dusty. Do as we did and bring your own breakfast. read more

This motel is old and needs to have lots of repairs. It is clean and the bed in our room is comfortable. The manager was polite and helpful. Continental breakfast was included. The price was listed as a winter special, however it was about 150 dollars cheaper than other hotels in Three Rivers, Gateway to Sierra National Park. read more

Okay, this place... You want to stay at The Sierra Lodge? Be prepared for some gooooood times. Goooooood times showering in their tiny shower with a sparse trickle of water. The shower head squirts more in other directions than it does down onto your head or body. It will take you an hour just to cleanse your hair of the shampoo you use to wash it with. The bath mat is super dirty and tore up- they sell those for a dollar at the dollar store, dudes! Without the mat, the floor is slick as hell. It's just gross standing in something like that while trying to get clean. Your best bet is throwing one of their smaller towels on the floor to provide grip, and cover up the rancid bathmat. Goooooood times bringing your luggage up the idiotic spiral staircases. It's difficult to go up and down those things alone, but with luggage, it's not an easy feat. My husband had to "strong arm" the big suitcase over his head to bring it up. We had been using this suitcase on our 2 week long road trip, so it had a lot of stuff in it. I even suggested just grabbing the necessities and leaving it in the car, but luckily my guy has muscles. BUT, If you are disabled or old, ask for a room without stairs. Trust me. Goooooood times connecting to the internet. It is funny because upon check-in, they tell you what the pass code is, HOWEVER, the Internet won't load. About an hour or two after checking in, I asked the guy at the front desk what the deal was, and he whined back that "this stuff always happens to me on my shift" and he told me that they were supposedly "updating" the Internet, making it sound like there was hope that it would work later...or tomorrow. Well, the long and short of it is that it DOESN'T. Period. I asked another kid who worked there (looks like it's a family owned joint) the next day if the Internet ever works and he responded with a sigh, "no, not really." This normally wouldn't be such an issue but you get zero service in the Three Rivers area. Unless you are hooked up to wifi, and even then, your phone won't call or text out. They do happily suggest that you can connect to wifi at the pizza restaurant down the street. Uhhhh. Ok. Whatever. Goooooood times getting ice. We were heading out for the day to go to the Sequoias and we figured we should put some ice in our small cooler, so as to keep our food and drinks cold. Apparently, you have to ask for a bucket of ice from the front desk. AND you only get one bucket of ice a day. WTF? It's ice!!! And they give you a big block of ice- not regular sized cubes. It's very odd. They are really running a very stingy operation here and haven't the generosity to give their guests two buckets of ice. Ugh. Luckily the one bucket was enough to fill up our small cooler, so we didn't have to resort to purchasing ice like the old guy who apparently owned the joint suggested we do. The hotel room is kitschy, old, and not updated in the slightest. We weren't expecting luxury in this area, but they fail to offer some of the most basic of necessities- aka a functional shower, a workable staircase, and ice. Anyway, it's 3 miles to the sequoia national park entrance but be ready to drive another 1.5 hours just to get to the Sequoias. Mileage wise, the giant trees aren't far, but the windy road makes for a long drive. Luckily it is scenic and enjoyable. I just wasn't expecting that when I got here, so I thought you would like to know. So, in the end, you are better off saving $100 a night and go camping instead. Or book somewhere else. This place is crappy. Oh- and there is no microwave. They claim to have a kitchenette, but they have a mini fridge from 1972. We saw some Asian folks across the lot carrying their own microwave into their hotel room. It does look like the kind of place that Clark Griswold would stay at, if that's saying something. LOL. And even by his standards, there may have been some questionable occurrences here. The only reason I would give it two stars is that it was close to the park entrance. read more

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This is a total retro hotel and we loved it. The location is good to Sequoia but also into town. The rooms were clean, nothing special but we didn't need anything more. There is a pool to unwind as well. The people working there are super nice. The free breakfast was muffins, coffee, and oatmeal but I'm not sure I'd expect much more. For the price and location, you can't beat this place! read more

The Sierra Lodge. Okay, so I wish I could give 4 stars for the service and 2 stars for the room. Here's how it breaks down: The Service: I rolled into Three Rivers on a Friday afternoon with NO reservations. I walked in and was helped by a really friendly woman who kindly informed me they had no vacancies that night, but they DID have one the following night. She then recommended another inn where I could stay that night (who strangely only had a vacancy THAT night and not the following), and let me use her phone to arrange it (there's NO reception anywhere in Three Rivers). The following morning, I arrived at 8:30am with my bags (since I had checked out of the other hotel). I asked if I could leave my bags with them until I got back down from the mountain and they happily obliged. When I returned 10 hours later, I grabbed the key and found my bags in my room. Great service. As for the room, it had a king bed and a balcony/patio area with a sliding glass door and a table and 2 chairs. There was a (reserved?) parking spot right in front of the room and the decor is dated, but kind of charming. There was a coffeemaker and mini-fridge, plus bottled water, coffee and all the accessories. There was a table and chairs in the room as well, plus a large window facing the parking lot. I had no problem finding an outlet, unlike some other reviewers. However, there was no pen/notepad nor a sleep timer on the remote - which was a bummer. The wi-fi was fine, reasonably fast. Here's the main problem - the bathroom was dirty. There was (OHMYGOD) a pubic hair on the wall in the shower. And the shower was a stall, which means it was really hard not to brush against it at times. After I saw that, I couldn't stop imagining what else I had touched. The sink and toilet also didn't look like they had been cleaned recently. Lastly, they advertise a free continental breakfast, but I didn't get to try it because the office doesn't open until 8am. I stopped by at 7:30, banged on the door for a few minutes, then saw the sign. Maybe I'm an early-bird, but I feel like 7am is a much more reasonable time considering they're catering to people about to embark on full-day tours of Sequoia National Park. Also, there's not much to do in Three Rivers, so I bet most people sleep early and wake early. Ultimately, I wouldn't stay here again. Yes, the bathroom situation could have been a one-off. And yes, they were super helpful at the front desk. But I left with a bad taste in my mouth and I don't think that will change over time. read more

The Sierra Lodge is an unusual establishment, kind of a hodge-podge of rooms of various shapes and sizes clustered along the highway, surrounding a central courtyard of parking spaces of various shapes and sizes. Most of the rooms have a sliding glass entry rather than the conventional rectangular wooden door with a doorknob. Others have complained that this presented a privacy issue, but our room was upstairs facing away from the courtyard, and we were completely semi-private, sharing deck space only with the room next door. This is ideal for two couples traveling together. Our room was, let's say, compact, shaped mostly like a triangle, but the space was efficiently used. My only real complaint about the room was that I didn't have a nightstand. My side of the bed was eight inches from the wall, so to get out of bed I had to climb to the foot, or climb over my wife (not a good idea), or get off on my side and waddle down to the foot. I had to put my watch and water bottle on the floor where I could grope for them if I needed them. i believe the bed could have been centered better along that side of the triangle and two small nightstands brought in to replace the one medium one to give the guy on the left a fighting chance. Other mixed features: mattress was old and sagging in the middle, have to take some points off for that as well. Overall quality of sleep for three days was not very restful. Bathroom was small but space was used efficiently. Plumbing worked fine. TV was a nice portable flat screen. There was a refrigerator provided but, interestingly, no ice machine was available. You had to go to the front desk to ask for ice. (The back story here is that they make their ice from bottled water so they can't afford to be filling our ice chests with it. They don't exactly come out and say that the tap water isn't potable, but they do supply the rooms with bottled water and don't have a public ice machine. You figure it out. I drank from the tap and have experienced no ill effects. I also drink the water in Mexico.) The room and entire grounds were very clean, yet the housekeeping staff seemed rather frugal at replacing towels, plastic glasses, or toilet paper. Everyone was responsive when I asked for something, but I felt like I had to ask for a lot. There was a nice little (unheated) pool, a number of barbecue grills, picnic tables, and patio furniture that was cheap, practical, and comfortable. Office staff is very friendly and helpful. My only complaint is that the office doesn't open until 8:00 am, which I believe is rather late for an establishment that caters exclusively to Sequoia National Park vacationeers. Maybe they could set their alarm an hour earlier? I give it two stars because the layout is weird, somewhat dilapidated, uncomfortable bed, difficult parking, and the town pretty much sucks. In addition, the Memorial Day weekend prices were outrageous - hopefully they'll buy some new mattresses with that windfall. But looking at the alternative accommodations in town, if you're going to go to Sequoia, this might be the best option. Next year I'm going to Disneyland. read more

Booked this place on Booking.com as I saw that it was the only open hotel for the weekend of 04/17. But once I got there after having fun and exploring the Sequoia, I was denied entry to the hotel even though I had a confirmation email from Booking.com that my staying date was 04/17. They told me it was 04/19, like no I'm here today not Monday . So they said I could not stay and when I attempted to argue my case they said they could not let me stay. Butttttt, these two women came and asked if they had any vacancy. The man said "we do not but we have a double Queen room that will be $150. All cash, I cannot take card". The woman said she didn't have cash and left. Seeing these reviews beforehand and looking at the pictures had my gf and I scared. I saw this as a blessing in disguise as we had thought about using the room for the shower only and not staying there as we feared that it would be gross. I suggest other hotels around there as they seem much more nicer. You do get what you pay for in this world. 1 star because it's so shitty inside and out ‍. read more

Hello Everyone, I never write any review for anything. This is the 1st time I am writing a review and I hope everyone reads it. We booked this hotel for memorial weekend for one night. Our plan was to go to sequoia the whole day and check in the same night. As everyone knows once you are at any national park there is no network on the phone. We were a little late by the time we came out of sequoia and we found network on our phones. As soon I as I did which was almost 9:30pm. I called the hotel to inform that we will be checking in late. A guy at the reception 1st told me They are fully booked and everyone has checked in. So I asked him couple of more times to check my booking, then said I do have a booking but the family never showed up. After couple of requests and me telling him the family which did not check in is us and we will be Checking in an hr. he finally agrees to check on his system our booking. Then he says I see your booking and booking.com messed it up since the suit has already been given to someone else. Till then we were charged $350 for the room. So I asked him how can that be possible when you see the booking and I have a confirmation from you then how come the room is been given to someone else? He said I do not know call booking.com and he hung up on me. Within 2 minutes of hanging up I get an email from this lodge that you will be refunded within 5 days. I am not sure what kind of professionalism is this? When they gave the room to someone else may be for more money, no one had a curtsy to call us to let us know. We also get a refund email within 2'minutes after hanging up the phone at 9:45pm. This was the most inconvenient situation for us with a 3 year old kid as we had to figure out about our accommodation at 10pm in the night on Memorial Day when everything was booked. So a humble request to everyone, please do not book this hotel for following reasons 1- they will cancel on you if they get more money from someone else without your knowledge. 2- extremely rude staff - especially the person who sits at the reception. I wish I could give them -ve stars. Thank you. read more

We stayed at the Sierra Lodge for a weekend in Three Rivers. I was a little nervous first walking into the office (very outdated and old) However the guy who just purchased this place was very nice and accommodating. The rooms have been renovated and for the most part have been updated and are quite comfortable. I know he is rrying very hard to make Sierra Lodge a nice place to stay. I would definetly give it a 5 star on service alone. Overall happy with our stay. Didnt try their breakfast. I wish the new owner well I know he is working hard! read more

A basic you get what you pay for shelter. Everything works but its a bit more warn down with no added perks. There was a pool that we saw being cleaned each morning were there. The lodge is also about a handful of miles from Sequoia NP which was nice. Service was really nice even with our 1am check in. The sliding doors didn't really bother me. The room was cheap and it minimized driving to Sequoia without actually having to stay in the park so I left content. There's some pastries and oatmeal in the morning too if people are starving since the food options around town are quite limited. read more

Location is great! But the place is run down, the AC units are very noisy and it's not very clean. This review it's for room B under second floor. Room doors are also missing curtains making the room very bright and unable to nap unless sun goes down. In addition their toilet paper it's the thinnest I've encounter and you are not allowed to use any you bring with you or you will be charged $100.00 to the card on file if they find any. Again it's a great location but need to be 100% remodeled. It's not worth the price. read more

I was going to give this three, but decided on a four for reasons I'll elaborate in a minute. Briefly: a solid, albeit unremarkable stay that is cheap for a hotel right outside a national park. Ain't nothing too fancy, and the decor is sort of original 60s kitsch (heck, some of my silverlake friends decorate like that on purpose), but it's cheap, the people running the joint are real nice, and frankly, how much time are you spending in your hotel room anyway? There's a national park three miles down the road, for crissakes! Original thinking of three stars was based on some general, all-encompassing standard for hotel awesomeness - in which case, the Sierra Lodge is fine, but hardly a destination in an of itself. But the four is for being exactly what it says it is - a cheap hotel with solidly decent accommodations close to a big tourist attraction. Side things to note: 1)the water is from a well, and I've been told it's not the best for drinking - they provide bottled water, refreshed daily - but you might want to ask for more than the two bottles per person they set out each day. You can shower, etc. with it, of course. 2)The "bridal suite" is freaking HUGE. It's got a master bedroom with a king sized bed, and a second one with two queen-sized: perfect if you're travelling with friends. Definitely worth it, we all hung there in the evenings. I've been going to Sequoia every winter for the past decade; I picked the Sierra Lodge the first year 'cause it was the cheapest (or second, maybe? Can't quite recall) in the AAA guidebook - this was before Yelp, of course - and have never had cause to regret it. I return year after year. Happy camping, kids! read more

If you are in to retro vacationing, this is your place. Small, stuffy, painted brick rooms. A toilet which backs up ( The worn plunger next to the toilet should have clued me in on this. Mattresses were, hands down the most awful I have ever experienced, even in the army. My back was sore for hours after waking. Other than small stuffy rooms with little to no amenities and deplorable mattresses, the people working here are GREAT, friendly and helpful. I wish I would have taken advantage of the multiple barb ques and shade provided, but we were only there one day. I would probably give this a much better review if it were not for the price charged for one night. $141 Lastly, if you look in the notebook style book which has local fliers, etc...... You will see a health warning concerning their water. The US HEALTH DEPARTMENT has ordered them to not to have guests consume water on the premises. That's why there is no ice machine. It's very shady that they don't tell you this at the desk. Shady and inexcusable. read more

We reserved a room on hotwire for $50 with tax. It was a little scary pulling in after office hours. But the nice lady that we woke up to check us in was quite pleasant. Expect basic box pastries for the continental breakfast. I am a little worried about Scott F saying that bottled water was provided due to the well water. It seemed good to me, so ask about that to make sure. It's nothing fancy, but it was clean and in great shape. read more

We took a spur of the moment trip to Three Rivers and because of other reviews on Yelp decided to try Sierra Lodge. We arrived late and had a bit of trouble finding it. Pay attention, it's easy to pass. Upon arrival the woman at the front desk was very friendly, especially since we arrived after front desk hours. She got us to our room easily and quickly. The room is certainly different and dated. Like others have mentioned, there is not a standard door to the room but sliding glass doors. Being a smoker (who doesn't smoke in hotel rooms), I actually liked this feature. Even better that the sliding doors are made very private. The decor is out of date. Duck wallpaper boarder? Yep. But it's got all the small town charm and actually feels like home. Outside the grounds are beautiful. There are plenty of places to BBQ, sit, smoke, or relax by a small pool. Huge bonus points for such a small place having STRONG wifi. So needed! There are two reasons I'm giving this hotel 4 stars instead of 5. The first is because of the power outlet situation. We hunted the entire room over to find a place to plug in a surge protector just to power up all the electronics. We had no luck (the bathroom outlet didn't work). It wasn't until morning that we discovered a single power outlet hidden inside of the closet area.... was too late to get everything charged up. The second is because they do not offer a late check-out. We arrived late and got a late start to the day. Checking out at 11 AM when we had been up for just an hour was a challenge, especially trying to get 2 kids ready for the day. They were nice and we did end up checking out at noon with no additional charge but it would have been nice for them to allow this from the start. Then we wouldn't have felt so rushed getting out! Overall, we will return... and soon! read more

Checked in today Oct 10 2019. There were no pillow cases on the pillows, no telephone or clock in the room. Missing ice bucket, went to the office to ask for one. He came back after a few minutes with one, wet like he just washed it. No plastic bag with it. Requested a king size bed and to our surprise a queen appeared. More to follow. read more

It is what it is. Just don't plug in too many devices otherwise your lights will go out and they have to reset the fuse box

So my wife and I stayed in this place for three nights. This was over Thanksgiving 2017. We went to visit the park (this place is very close) and it was tough to find a decent place for our budget of $100 per night. Now this place isnt fancy at all. It needs updated TVs and Shower head in our room was bad (barely any water coming from the shower head like my wife had to fill a bowl to wash her hair. But the room/bathroom was very clean and the bed was pretty comfortable. That's a big plus. The staff was very nice also. Had an enjoyable chat with the lady at the front desk. There was a fire place in our room which was dope and we made good use of it after long days hiking. Its not a fancy place but it is comfortable and a reasonable price ($89-$99). I would stay there again. read more

The only reason this gets two stars is because of the location. A week before traveling to the lodge, I both emailed and called numerous times with questions about the room and received no response. When we got there it was a ghost town. The front desk was unattended, the computer was off, and you could see 35 missed calls on the phone. Someone could have easily robbed the place. We waited over 30 minutes to be checked in until I finally found some form of life who was actually a maid to check us in who was not wearing a mask. When we finally got in the room, all we could do was laugh to keep from crying. The front door is a sliding glass door that's been frosted with curtains that didn't block the doors very well and were falling off the walls. Our sheets, blankets, and lampshade were stained with what was either marker or make up as well as random little specks of blood. Only had one toilet paper roll in the bathroom and absolutely no soap for anything. The peel and stick floor was warping and coming up. The walls were made of concrete and not well insulated at all considering we were staying in the winter. We did book the room with a fireplace and they provided A log, but with no means to light it. I also found a black centipede the size of my palm roaming around the bathroom at 5 am. The only reason we didn't leave was because we couldn't afford a different hotel. We were only being charged $200 for 3 nights vs $400-$500 at any other surrounding hotels. We normally stay at 2 star hotels and have never had a bad experience but this one by far was the worst. We felt so unsafe that we hung the extra blanket they provided in front of the doors for more insulation and privacy. We also put our cooler in front of the door to trip up anyone who may try to come in. Although it's location is very close to shops and the national park, I will NEVER stay here again. Save your money and stay somewhere that won't give you tetanus. read more

Beautiful could have cleaner sheets but wonderful I think it's haunted suite s3 heard dishes moving around in the kitchen when there was no dishes lol. read more

Sierra Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Three Rivers, California