Sequoia Motel In Three Rivers

What a delightful place... they have converted a small motel into individual suites. Our room was newly renovated with all the amenities (including coffee maker) and service was excellent. We asked about bedding for the futon a few hours before we checked in and it was there when we arrived. There is no check in desk, it's all handled by text and an app.. super easy! Definitely recommend if you're visiting Sequoia National Park, it's only a few minute drive from the entrance.

We saw the sketchy review from the past but since a lot of time had passed and recent reviews were good, we decided to "risk" it and we are glad we did. This place was emaculate and really great for standard motel status. Chris checked us in and she was really sweet and informative. Gave us a lot of tips and shared her favorites in the area. Very cordial. Our room was clean, decorated and updated. The pool was squeaky clean and a nice perk after hiking around the park all day. Her garden was also blooming and well kept, honestly had no complaints here. It's a motel, so you get what you get when it comes to motel experience and for us this was 5 star in that kind of scale.

We had a great stay at the sequoia motel! Despite a mix up with our reservation (it's still not clear who was at fault), the sequoia motel was able to put us up for the night for an excellent price. Our stay in cabin #5 was clean, comfortable, and full of amenities like a full kitchen and a duraflame for the stove. Make sure to check out Chris' beautiful new landscaping. Keep in mind that this is a motel adjacent to a national park, not a big city resort, and you won't be disappointed.Pictures of bug bites from another reviewer seem to be mentioning a different business?

The location is very convenient. The ice machine is nice. The rooms looked cleaned. But I got bed bug bites all over my body staying here. The room was supposedly made before and during our stay but they were still filthy.

We love it here!Homey and simple. Chris is loverly and super helpful. We will be back on our next Sequoia Adventure.

$275 for two nights?Just not worth it.Beds were awful - my back is in agony this morning. Old spring mattresses with a deep dent in the middle, incredibly soft with no support.They did not clean the room at all - no clean towels, no beds made, nothing.The towels and comforters smelled moldy and the beds didn't even have sheets - just the comforters.The two stars are because 1 - it was clean and 2 - it's really close to the park.

After making a last minute decision to visit Sequoia National Park while on our way to Los Angeles, my boyfriend and I called around to nearly every hotel/motel in Three Rivers, searching for an opening. After being rebuffed multiple times and searching for lower prices, I was able to get ahold of the owner of Sequoia Motel! Not only did she have a room available, but it was far cheaper than any of the other locations with rooms available. We booked the room and continued on our drive, with the owner promising to leave our key under a mat, since we would be arriving long after the front desk closed for the night.An hour or so later, she called us back to tell us that she had accidentally double booked the room, but would be relocating us to one of their cabins without extra charge! When we finally arrived, we found the cabin cool (she turned the swamper on, so it wouldn't be hot) and the bed amazingly comfortable.When we checked out the next day, she was exceptionally friendly and gave us some advice with regards to food and what to see in the National Park. Needless to say, I would definitely stay here again if we came back. :)

This is a basic hotel close to the entrance of Sequoia National Park that had a lot of nice little touches. It's not fancy by any means, but was a affordable, comfy spot to sleep between days in the park. And the rates were reasonable. There's a gazebo out front and several other outdoor seating areas, along with a swimming pool. Each room has two plastic chairs in front of their entrances. Our room had a little bookshelf over a small TV, with several books on the shelves. I think that might be a first for a hotel I've stayed in! It also had a coffee pot, and I believe tea, and the wallpaper on one wall was a nature scene. Wifi works in some, but not all rooms as others have noted. The room was clean, the bed was comfortable, and there were spare pillows. We didn't hear anything from neighboring rooms. The owner/manager was helpful and friendly. I'd definitely stay there again.

It's not a fancy one, so if you are looking for luxury that's not the place. But, it has a good location just before the Sequoia national park and close to few restaurants. Chris, the owner, was very nice and welcoming. The motel has a nice pool and tables outside. The room was simple - clean towels and sheets, comfertable bed, and the AC did the job. We enjoyed our stay there and because the price is moderate we got a good value for our money.

This motel is under new management who put a lot of work into renovating it and the rooms are cute and comfortable. The pool is open and clean, parking is fine. The rooms were cozy and clean. Just a few miles from the National Park. Check-in involved receiving a code to open your assigned room door at 4:00 or after. We were hoping for an early check-in at 2:00 but we could not enter and there was no one on site if you had questions or needed anything. We came back after 4:00 so not sure if the door would have opened a little earlier. They only have potable water so you need to bring your own drinking water. I would stay here again as it is one of the more affordable places to stay in Three Rivers.