I was only in Groveland one night, wanting to be as close as possible to my early morning meet up for a Tuolumne River trip the next day.

I had a long day's drive, straight up from St. George, Utah, having visited Bryce and Zion immediately before heading to Yosemite. So, I had concerns about getting into Groveland for the requested check-in time.

It all worked out beautifully. The ladies were great about my 2 hour estimated window to arrive. (Even regular visitors to Yosemite know Tioga is not consistent time-wise from end to end). They were also wonderful in the morning at breakfast. I was my usual, morning rush self, but they weren't going to let me saunter off with just a bagel in my hand. They accommodated my less than leisurely pace, but still doted on me and fed me a delicious breakfast, compromising by filling my travel mug, instead of a china cup, with freshly brewed, herbal tea so I could dash out the door.

........and I was still the first to shake my river guide's hand.

Well done, ladies! I felt like one of my Aunts had taken care of me, as the Inn feels as intimate as staying with family, but with all the privacy you'd expect from a B&B.

The owners own to premises one in the town and another a few minutes drive away.

We chose All Seasons as a place close enough to Yosemite that we could return and yave some drinks before going to bed. Unfortunately we were put in their second premises called The White House, which whilst a close drive is not convenient for walking to the town's eateries and bar.

Other than that I cannot fault the place, the breakfast or the service.

We were tired and this was one of the last places to get a room , we are not fans of B& B , but Ann and Julie were exceptional we did get a small room with 2 double beds not too too bad , Tv did not work , and we had our own bath facilities the breakfast was great and like I said Julie and Ann were exceptional but I would not stay again