This is a lovely family B&B on the edge of Sequioa National Park - an outstanding area of beauty often overlooked compared to the much more popular Yosemite. Sharon and Dan were excellent and caring hosts who were happy to bend over backwards to cater for our whims. The breakfasts were freshly made which made a change from the usual carbon copy breakfast in other hotels, particular mention must go the French toast which was delicious. The B&B had a real communal vibe to it as breakfast was shared with all other guests which we found to be a really enjoyable experience hearing our fellow travellers recommendations. The B&B overlooked a small creek and had a patio outside for guests use - we had dinner on the first night. The rooms were extremely comfortable and homely although slightly lacking in terms of amenities (i.e. there was no TV), however free Wi-Fi was available (I love my Wi-Fi :). In terms of the local area Three Rivers isn't a party town - indeed the restaurant recommended to us burned down on the first day we were there but there was a perfectly good Mexican restaurant. The real draw however is the National Park (home to some incredible views and some stunningly large trees). It's well worth taking the hike up to Moro Rock. If you are planning to stay at the park, I couldn't think of a better place than the River Dance. Many thanks again to Sharon & Dan...

Sharon and Dan are gracious hosts with a lovely home (we especially loved their open dinning room/kitchen) that is conveniently located near the entrance of Sequoia Park.
Breakfast was delicious, especially the french toast. Sitting on the upper balcony/deck of the house in the early evening watching the river run by was heavenly and serene. Our hosts provided many helpful tips (such as what to see, what to avoid and what roads to travel on). My fiance and I only spent two evenings in Three Rivers; which is definitely not enough time, but we will certainly be back to explore more in the near future and look forward to staying at Sequoia River Dance B&B. Thank you Sharon and Dan for making our trip memorable - in a great way!
Sincerely,
The piece of "History Man" and his soon to be wife :-)

Stayed one night in a very comfortable and clean room. Room overlooked a shared porch with a table and chairs. The porch overlooked a babbling stream. There was also a table and chairs right next to the stream. Bathroom was clean, and the location was quiet.

I especially enjoyed being able to open the windows and hear the stream. (Downside: But was scared awake when other guests used the porch at 11:30 at night!)

Only downside: Breakfast was only offered at 8:30 am. Since I had to leave early, I was a bit disappointed there was not another option offered to me (ie: a muffin to go?)

As far as location: great place to stay if you are visiting the Sequoias during the day, but the food options in town for dinner were less than stellar.

Owners were very pleasant, and their decor was lovely.

We loved this B&B located on the banks of the rapidly flowing South Fork river. Breakfast was delicious and something different every morning of our three night stay. Sharon and Dan are the greatest! We felt like we had known them forever and the house felt like home from the time we walked in the front door. They keep a pristine B&B. Our room was on the main floor but it was beautifully decorated with a private bath. The rooms upstairs which we couldn't book because of mobility issues were beautiful as well and some even had windows that would give you the sound of the rushing rapids below to sleep to at night. We enjoyed the Sequoia National Park area almost more than Yosemite! If ever we have a chance to return to this area, we would definitely stay here again!