River Front Cabins

It's an okay place to stay. The property is hard to see and the driveway to get in is very steep and uneven. Had to go in at an angle as to not to scrape the car. The room was warm and clean when we entered and it had all the amenities it said it did and they all worked. There was a nice eating area as well. The heater worked very well and we definitely weren't cold. The doors leading out to the waterfront patio didn't open so we couldn't access our patio without going through the front door and walking around which was disappointing and had no weather stripping at the bottom so cold air was able to come into the room. The Bathroom was cleanish , there were plenty of towels and toiletries and the water got very hot which was nice. The inside shower liner was gross and needs to be replaced and the shower was very slow at draining. I understand that we are in an area where maybe WiFi isn't that great but the WiFi was terrible. The tv was constantly disconnecting from the WiFi and sometimes wouldn't connect back to it for a while making watching a movie difficult, luckily we didn't spend too much time in the room but it would of been nice to have it when we were wanting to relax and go to bed. Overall the place is okay. I feel a little overpriced for what you get. The staff was friendly via email and text and did allow for an early check in when we asked.

To be honest I was shocked to see low reviews. It was a very nice cabin to stay in, mostly for outdoors and beautiful scene. Inside did need some work but we are not picky at all, we were able to to cook all of our food there which was great. Spend most of the time outside and sitting on the back patio. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. I was helped with anything I needed even though we did not need much. I would defiantly return

I really liked my stay here at the River Front Cabins. It was the ideal starting point for my journey through Sequoia and King's Canyon National Parks.Backing up just a moment.....I flew into LAX from Florida and rented a car. Getting out to this quaint little town of Three Rivers....it was a manageable 200 mile drive. Planning my travels ahead of time, I decided....I would spend the evening here in Three Rivers, just outside the main entrance to Sequoia, getting a good night's sleep before starting my adventures the following day. Three Rivers is a charming small town....situated in the cozy woods. It provided a peaceful setting that I appreciated.Although I thought I was renting a cabin here.....actually I'd more describe my rustic lodge "room" as a tucked away condo situated right by the waters edge in the heart of the outdoors. It was connected to another room....the best way I can explain it as a free standing co-op dwelling.For checking in purposes, there's a general convenience store situated immediately off the road about 1 mile away from the cabin where I had to to pick up my room key.Also....although I was given instructions.....I found great DIFFICULTY FINDING MY CABIN. I ended up driving past it a few times....until I realized just how HIDDEN the place was. Wow....turning into the driveway, I must warn.....GO VERY SLOW. It's not paved, and....this path was virtually invisible from the main road.I really had to take my time finding it. It was frustrating. And the slope of the driveway was steep. Another point....there's no shoulder off the main road, so definitely put on your turn signal to allow for other cars to know what you're doing. Again, just a tip....DRIVE SLOW. The path was quite bumpy as well. This was probably the only inconvenience from my experience here.On the flip side.....I loved the whole ambiance about my room. Inside, I had a simple queen sized bed w/ a TV, table and chairs, a mini-fridge, coffee pot, a/c and heater unit, serviceable shower and towels. But....the BEST part about this place was the backyard area. There's a door that lead to the back, or you can just walk around the cabin.But, out in the back....there was a paved deck with a couple of lounge chairs overlooking the woods and peacefully flowing river. It was quite a pleasing atmosphere and backdrop. Also, I was able to walk over to the river and soak up my surroundings. It was terrific! I felt like I was miles from home....just what I was hoping for.After heading into town for dinner....upon arriving back at my cabin....I certainly took time to sit down in the lounge chair, appreciate the woods and nature and watch the sunset. It afforded me an opportunity to realize just how special it was to travel and encounter new places. This was a great way to end my first day of vacation here. One more thing....if anyone cares...there was a BBQ grill on the back deck as well.For dinner....getting back in my car, I drove another mile or so into town and had my meal at the River View Restaurant. Again....situated right along the river with a patio to eat outdoors....I highly enjoyed eating here and would recommend for anyone staying at the cabins to come on over.In all, I genuinely enjoyed my stay at the River Front Cabins. It was the cheapest place I could find in Three Rivers. I paid $82 for one night in the middle of June, and I did book my cabin a few months in advance. Looking back on my Sequoia and King's Canyon trip, I have fond memories from choosing to stay here. Other than my cabin being difficult to locate....I admired every other aspect about this place, especially the backyard deck setting situated among the undisturbed forest.

DO NOT STAY HERE!The bedding was dirty, dishes were dirty, porch was rotted out and collapsing, there was trash everywhere on the property, lightbulbs missing or out, porch light out, fire extinguisher missing, smoke detector inoperable, paint chipping, hole in wall, shower had black pubic hair in it, sheets weren't washed, TV kept cutting out, coffee was old and stale.I tried to reach the owner several times, so did Hotels.com, who I booked this reservation through, and he dodged all of our calls. I did, however, speak to a few locals in town who say this is an ongoing problem with this property. Also, the photos were very deceiving, as it is several hundred yards from the river, not right on it. I had my bank reverse the charges. Thankfully I had plenty of documentation and proof.

I don't understand all the negative one star comments, maybe they're all older and management has stepped it up. Our stay was nothing but pleasant. The check in was quick, friendly, and easy. Our heater didn't work at first but a simple call to the staff got that problem fixed right away. Water pressure and temperature was great, room was clean, bed was fine. Fridge and microwave worked. That's all you need from a hotel. You really have one of the world most breath taking national parks an hour away, you should spend a very minimal amount of time inside your hotel. If your trip is ruined because of a minor inconvenience at your hotel, you need to re-evaluate your expectations. Give management a call and they will more than likely take care of whatever the problem is. Also bonus points because of the sweet cat that joined us for our bonfire (see picture)!

We booked a weekend at this place. It is 6 miles from the entrance to Sequoia so location is great. It is located right along the river Kaweah.. we stayed at cabin#7. Inside the cabin things look cozy until fiance went to use the shower and the shower curtain smelled like urine. There was mold at the bottom of the curtain. Cracks above the shower. This place isnt cheap $564 for 2 nights its not too much to ask for clean, non-smelly shower curtain. The room smelled like pine-sol I assume they wiped the place prior to our arrival.

Awesome little cozy cottage house. They provide chairs for outdoor seating to enjoy the river. A BBQ with utensils. Fire pit with chairs. Basic kitchen supplies provided. Easy after hours check in & out. Only negative is parking is tight for large vehicles. Pet Friendly to boot! Walking distance for food, brewery and markets. Would for sure stay here again.

We had such a wonderful time here, I stayed here for my birthday and Michelle really made us feel so special and welcome. The views are beautiful and the room was rustic & lovely, it was a treat to wake up to the river the next morning and have a great next day in the forest. :)

Big big big disappointment, 425.00 a night for a -1star stay, do yourself a favor stay across the street at the comfort inn across the street, this place is dirty, old, unkempt, no locks on sliding glass doors in bedrooms, the one shower sliding glass has no handles, there's a 25 dollar fee for using the kitchen, it took almost two hours to locate the place because the address given was wrong, you pay for one experience and they house you in a different one, and had to wait for someone to come open the door, although they claimed the key and paperwork would be left under the mat, the sad part was that we drove to several locations in the woods, away from the road, and couldn't find the location, we spotted the actual location but the address didn't match, I figured this had to be the place but again, the numbers didn't match, I looked underneath the mat anyways with the risk albeit that I might offend the tenants for trespassing, sure enough, there was no key or paperwork, my son got upset for me exploring the possibilities, in the end after driving around, we gave up and called again, and were told to wait for them to show up and open the door. The place was completely hot. There's no air conditioning. We had to open the windows for air to circulate and they only have one standup fan in the bedroom, upstairs in the attic, here's a window AC unit with four alittle bunkbeds.Definitely not worth the price for such a poor experience.

Place was dirty, sheets were not changed out or washed. Bathroom floor was cracked and loose and it also was dirty. This place needs some serious upgrades. Mattress was so old and uncomfortable. Found hair in bedding and bathroom. Cabinets were old. Coffee maker was dirty. Avoid this place at all costs! Not worth it at all!