Set in Midpines, 42 km from Yosemite Arch Rock Entrance, AutoCamp Yosemite offers accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool and a terrace.
סער
Israel
It was beautiful, clean, well maintained. The staff was very friendly. We had a great time.
Nestled on a hillside in a forest, this mountain resort features an on-site restaurant and a spa. Yosemite Valley is 43 km away.
Lidia
Spain
Cottages are small but well distributed. Beds are comfortable and decoration is rustic and cute. The balcony overlooking the nature was great, relaxing to drink tour morning coffee in the sun.
The cafe is amazing, food is good quality for American standards, price is very reasonable and portions are huge.
Located in a structure built in 1901, this historic Mariposa hotel features uniquely decorated rooms with period furnishings and solid oak woodwork. A free continental breakfast is served daily.
Thilisha
South Africa
Very clean and neat. Mary, the inn keeper is the best! Overall, great experience.
Located in the Sierra Foothills adjacent to Mariposa Arts Park, this hotel is 32 miles from the west entrance of Yosemite National Park which provides access to the valley floor and waterfalls.
Jana
United Kingdom
As many others have pointed out: the front desk staff at this place is amazing, especially Brandie. As a woman travelling solo the friendliness of the staff helped me feel at ease. The pool and hot tub are amazing after a long day of hiking. I did my laudry while I was there and that was great, too. The gym is very basic but did the trick! Breakfast is good, too. I would certainly stay again!
Situated in Mariposa, 48 km from Yosemite South Entrance, Mariposa Lodge features accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking and a garden.
Luke James
Spain
We arrived half an hour after check in closed at 10pm, the staff waited for us and checked us in quickly, that was great after a long day travelling.
The Quality Inn Yosemite Valley Gateway hotel in Mariposa, CA is located near the junction of California's famous Highway 49, known as California's Golden Chain, and State Route 140, the all-year...
Maemi13
Ukraine
Amazing location - close to the old historic town, and not far away from Yosemite Park. The hotel also offered complimentary breakfasts, free parking and super comfy bed. There is a swimming pool and jacuzzi for the hotel guests.
Just 8 minutes’ walk from Mariposa Museum & History Center, the Miners Inn offers on-site dining, an outdoor pool, and hot tub. It features free WiFi and free parking.
Giedrė
Lithuania
This place is really good value for money, close to Yosemite NP. They served complementary breakfast which was simple American style breakfast (waffles, cream cheese, butter, jam, bread, coffee and tea).
There is convenience store in the city nearby and gas station just across the street.
Located in historic Mariposa just 70 km from the west entrance to Yosemite National Park, this motel offers free Wi-Fi. All uniquely-decorated guest rooms offer mountain views.
Minakshi
United Kingdom
Good location, good size room. Clean and cosy. Parking available on site as well.
Midpines is a small town and you have to travel far to get...
Midpines is a small town and you have to travel far to get into town for restaurants and gas. However, it is close to yosemite and there are lots of options for hotels. Autocamp just opened so that may bring more business to this little town.
There is a brewery with very friendly staff called 1850. The food is fine and the beers are good but the staff is great.
There is also Mariposa Coffee Co. the coffee is great and the owner has a lot of personality... The storefront itself is very fun and coffee themed. They also have great merch.
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Joanna
United States
8.0
Scored 8.0
If you like to be out in nature.
If you like to be out in nature. Midpines is definatly a good place to go. Nearest small town was 7 miles away from where I stayed. So close but not too close. I stayed at the Bug Rustic Mountain Resort. If you are looking for a quiet but charming and nice place to stay, this is the place for you. But a couple things to be aware of. 1, if using google gps for directions. As you get close to your destination, it'll tell you to take Colorado road. Do not take that road! As the gps will end up taking you down a really bad dirt road. And it will not take you to the property! If taking California 140 west heading towards Yosemite. Once you see the turn for Colorado Rd. Just keep going straight for about a mile or so. You'll see the sign on the left for the resort. 2, parking for the resort is small. So as night comes and more people start arriving. If you leave and come back. You'll more than likely have to park at the very top parking lot. And while it is a realtively short walk back to the main area. It is a steep walk to return to your vehicle. So I'd suggest just staying put after around 7pm if you wish to retain your spot. But overall this place is great!
Gerridwynn
United States
2.0
Scored 2.0
Just a bed in a tent that is like a homeless camp
Just a bed in a tent that is like a homeless camp
There is no toilet, no sink, and to go to the toilet, you have to drive and go to the motel. Do you get paid for rent? If I knew it was like this, I would never go. The motel tells me to park in the car and go up the mountain when the end is up.
Eung
United States
10
Scored 10
The area was absolutely beautiful with winding roads through...
The area was absolutely beautiful with winding roads through the mountains and forests leading up to Yosemite.
Everything is a bit spread out, so expect to drive longer distances for restaurants and stores, or even just to get to and from Yosemite. But this was a small price to pay for the gorgeous scenery.
Additionally, Mariposa isn't too far away, and it had grocery stores and some good restaurants. We really enjoyed a diner called Happy Burger Diner. Their burgers were delicious (obviously), but I also really enjoyed their Club Sandwich.
Overall, we enjoyed our stay in this area.
Erika
United States
8.0
Scored 8.0
Midpines is just a milepost on the way to Yosemite - nothing...
Midpines is just a milepost on the way to Yosemite - nothing much to say about it other than it has places to stay. Beware that CA 120 has a one lane road in/out of Yosemite and isn't likely to change in the near future (it has been this way since 2006).
Christopher
Austria
10
Scored 10
I really liked the friendly atmosphere of the place.
I really liked the friendly atmosphere of the place. It was as if I owned a cabin in the woods. Felt at home, comfortable. Not like the other places, hotels that we stayed at on this trip. Hotels are impersonal. The cabins were completely different.
The camper was beautiful, and had everything needed for a comfortable stay. There was free coffee and granola in the morning, and live music some evenings.
We stayed during the flooding/heavy rain in the area. The staff were exceptionally accommodating when we needed to contact another hotel, and rebook for another night as a result of the weather.
such a nice atmosphere at the campsite. very helpful staff who helped us plan an amazing day in Yosemite National park. it’s an easy drive to the national park too, only took us around 40 minutes. the airstream is so cool and we’ll designed, much nicer than a lot of hotels we have stayed at! the bbq outside each airstream is a really nice touch too.
Shared kitchen with cookware and silverware provided was a lifesaver - we also really appreciated having somewhere to store our food and that sanitizer spray and clean rags were provided to keep the areas clean. Having a cafe on the property was also great, and we really enjoyed the overall vibe of the hotel.
Great location to visit Yosemite, facilities are good and clean!
It is great to have such a hostel around Yosemite, where you find mainly expensive hotels.
It seems also well managed (at the first evening there was an issue with the aircon, which was quickly solved the next day).
The staff of the hotel its the best, everyone treat us wonderful, were very helpfull and warm.
The tents were great, with a door and lock to save our luggage.
Bathrooms were clean and confortable.
The Bar was amazing, with home Cooking options to dinner and lunch.
The spa!!! Only $15 to get access into the the hot baths, yoga room and sauna. Really nice place to relax at the end of the day!!!
Closest (and cheapest place) near Yosemite, comfortable dorm rooms, good kitchen with lots of space to cook, nice bar/restaurant area.
This hotel is as quirky and eccentric as it gets - my wife and daughter absolutely loved it. Had a good buzz about the place without being loud/disturbing of rest. Lots of little units scattered across a steep hillside with funkily decorated rooms
It was actually a surprise for me when I see the "cabin", it is comfortable with all appliances you need to when you stay overnight near Yosemite. The hot water and clean towels in the bathroom make the sense of civilization in the rural area.
This hotel was the best place I have ever stayed. It was super clean, the facilities and what was included was great. They have thought of literally everything you should or would need. Magical experience from start to finish. Thank you.
A very stylish, modern hotel made with great design taste. It's very nice to be in it. The rooms themselves are thought out to the smallest detail. We will definitely return more than once, including to their other branches.
It is rare to have kitchen amenities in a cabin like this near Yosemite for nearly 100 dollars per night with 2 large beds, but we did have that: microwave, fridge, burner, dishes and kitchenware! Economical!!
Everything was perfect. Delicious breakfast (not included). Wonderful interior design of the restaurant. True nature place. The YARTS bus goes 1 hour between this hotel and Yosemite valley.
The cabins are located about 30 minutes from El Portal. They are very well equipped for a family stay and the owner is super nice and responsive.
It’s great value for money.
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