Stayed for one night on our way to Yosemite. The staff were helpful and friendly but the room left a lot to be desired. We paid over $160 for the room, the worst and the most expensive on our trip across California. We were told the flat screen TV wasn't working. We then found that we were not able to... more

Charming hotel with warm, rustic charm and very good amenities. The décor in the rooms evokes the historical nature of the building and creates a comfortable and intimate experience. Very dog-friendly! The included breakfast was very nice. The dinner in the restaurant is fantastic with interesting menu choices and very creative preparations drawing on local, fresh ingredients (the chef mentioned... more

In the past, we have experienced the mouth-watering food at the Groveland Hotel, near Yosemite National Park, and having toured the rooms, have wanted to stay to experience the total atmosphere of it all. We finally decided to enjoy the "Beach Boys" review, one of the summer concerts at the Hotel, and spend the night afterwards. From the beginning of... more

I've been staying at this hotel for years. I never take the time to make reservations inside the Yosemite gates. Chances are, you'll never get a reservation and it will cost you an arm and a leg. This Victorian hotel is wonderful. The service is great, the rooms are clean, and the food is wonderful. We wake up early, eat... more

We felt welcome from the moment we arrived. Jim showed us to our room and gave us information on the best sights and things to do in Yosemite. Our room in this historic hotel was small, but comfortable and charming, and the restaurant was excellent. Forget about eating at the park - the Groveland's chef was wonderful! The owner, Peggy,... more

The Hotel is a quaint historical building about 45 mins from Yosemite. Our room was tastfully decorated in an old fashioned way giving a warm, welcoming feel. The LCD screen hanging on the wall did look out of place but what can you do? THey don't make those with wooden trim! Our room also faced the main road and there... more

The Groveland Hotel is a period hotel that has some charm, but is showing its age. The rooms are cramped and cluttered with pillows and teddy bears. The hallways are littered with old furniture and storage containers. The rooms are significantly more expensive than others that are nicer down the street (check out the Groveland Inn). The bar is tiny... more

I stayed here for one evening (Lyle's room) in the beginning of March. I did lots of research prior- and weighted my selection heavily on their website- BIG mistake! While I started to see some "lukewarm at best" reviews recently- but took them with a grain of salt...again BIG mistake! They were right on the money. This hotel delivers nothing... more

From the moment we entered we were part of the family. Felt comfortable and safe. You are away from most tourists in the winter and this affords you the chance to just relax. Dinner was fantastic!! i recomend you try the sampler of wines if you are not one who knows much about wine. Dessert was fantastic. The fireplace in... more