I'm really glad we stumbled on this place.
Mikey made us feel very at home and nothing was too much trouble - we had breakfast (which is amazing, by the way) at 5 one morning and 9 the next. Also got some good tips on where to go hiking, how hard hikes really are compared to whst the books say, and what you need permits for, etc.

There were nice touches like food in the fridge for anyone to take, and we were offered a glass of wine when we arrived.

The B&B is in Yosemite West, NOT Yosemite village (which is about a 20 minute drive away). However it was actually a relief to be up in the hills as it was cooler (75 degrees as opposed to 100 down in the valley - we were here in June). It is also near sentinel dome & glacier point which have incredible views over the valley - both great places to sit with a glass of wine & try & work out where we had hiked that day.
Sadly I think Yosemite is a once in a lifetime experience for us but if we do ever find ourselves here again we'll definitely be staying here Willyour certainly recommend to others.

When I tried to make reservations online, there were no rooms available for two nights in a row. I had to call and ask if it is possible to book two different rooms for two nights (the minimum stay is two nights at Peregrine) and Mikey was nice enough to reserve the rooms for us. So we got Studio B 209 and Alpenglow. Studio B 209 is beautiful with a cabin look (pic attached), kitchen, and a nice balcony. The second night we moved to Alpenglow hoping it would be awesome as it is expensive than Studio B. However, Alpenglow is just a room in a house with no kitchen amenities. We could hear people talking in the next room, and the tv in our room is broken. When we asked Mikey about the price difference, she said it is because Alpenglow comes with free breakfast - eggs, biscuit/gravy and a bowl of fruit. It was a communal breakfast and we enjoyed talking to other hikers at the table. Overall, it was a good experience. I wish they could give Studio B with breakfast, it would've been perfect!

We stayed at the Alpenglow room in the Falcon's Nest building for two nights. The room was very clean and cute, very spacious, with its own bathroom, much better than what I had expected from the pictures on their website (which is kinda old). Mikey was the the innkeeper and she's one of the nicest lodging staff we've ever dealt with, also a great cook. The breakfasts for both days were so yummy. She was very thoughtful and thorough. She made sure there's a high chair for our baby before we even arrived at the breakfasts. She also helped us plan for the day trip.

I saw the previous negative reviews and I don't think it is fair. I had researched lodging options around Yosemite before booking, and the price here is very reasonable comparing to others IN YOSEMITE. Of course you can spend $150 and stay at Venetian in Las Vegas but it is almost $600 a night at the luxurious hotel in Yosemite Village and over $200 for a motel like room. Peregrine's location is inside the park but both 16 miles drive to Yosemite Village and Glacier Point. If you're planning on going to both, it'd be a perfect location for you. But do know it is a cabin in the mountain in the middle of nowhere so there's no restaurants or grocery stores around. There's fridge and microwave access though. Also it is a Bed & Breakfast...which a cozy breakfast with other guests should be expected... I love the conversations we had at the breakfast table interacting with tourists from different parts of the country and exchanging Yosemite experiences. But if you prefer to eat alone a B&B is probably not for you (although I think you could request to eat at a separate table if you request).

On a side note, if getting there late, the innkeepers would be asleep and you'd have to self check-in (innkeeper does have to wake up early to prepare for breakfast so can't blame them!!). Luckily I had called the day before, and Miley gave me detailed directions and instruction. There are a few buildings around so it could be confusing in the dark. Calling ahead (especially if you're arriving late) is definitely recommended.

Be careful what you read. I just read a review by someone about this place, and I can't imagine how they could come up with the opinion they did! My son and I have stayed in the condos on a few different trips to Yosemite and found them to be very clean, clean sheets, clean towels, clean bathroom, even clean pots and pans. We like the location, inside the Park which makes it so much more convenient - no long lines to wait at the park entrance. We love having a kitchen to cook in so we don't have to go out to eat at every meal. The condos are very quite too. The perfect accomodations for a family on a budget!