Excellent location if visiting Sequoia National Park. About 10 minutes from entrance.. Kaweah river runs by it. Can hear the sound of the rushing water. Not an inn, per se, but individual cottages. Our cottage had 2 rooms, the Aspen and the Alta... Stayed at Aspen room. Very nice and spacious porch furnished with barbecue grill, table and chairs and... more

I really enjoyed my stay at the Inn. I brought my two dogs and we were warmly welcomed by Victoria at check-in. In response to another reviewer, they do not have phones or cell phone service, but do provide a landline phone for your use (free of charge). The location is amazing, right at the gate to the national park.... more

We just returned from a weekend stay here and it was perfect! Since hotels inside Sequoia Park don't allow dogs, I found Sequoia Village Inn on a website for dog-friendly hotels. We booked the Falcon, which seems to be the newest and nicest unit (based on pictures of the other units on their website). It's an upstairs unit with lots... more

The Sequoia Village Inn is not an "Inn" and is is not a "bed and breakfast"... It is a collection of cottages on the side of a hill next to the entrance to Sequoia National Park. The exterior of the property is well maintained with local flowers and wildflowers. We saw hummingbirds, butterflies and beautiful birds all over the place.... more

Found and selected this through Trip Advisor and didn't regret it. We stayed in the Alta cabin which was clean, spacious and well located for our visits into Sequoia. Our stay was for 5 nights. On check -in we were greeted by a friendly face and made very welcome. There are also a good selection of books, maps, guides, info... more

Our family normally camps in Sequoia/Kings Canyon but this year we had to do things differently. I found Sequoia Village Inn through Trip Advisor and I am so glad I did. We were just planning to stay in a hotel but decided to pay a little extra for a cabin. Boy am I glad we did. They only had Dogwood... more

Talk about relaxing! My husband, son and our best friend stayed for 3 nights and we did not want to leave. The chalet we were in was wonderful. The views spectacular. The girls in the office and the owners are the niceset most curtious people. They catered to our every need and they know what the meaning of a relaxing... more

Our trip arose out of an impulse to visit Sequoia National Park , a favorite place of my parents when my sister and I were children. Mother, now 94, was eager to see again the redwood trees and our old camping sites. Real disappointment was felt by all of us when we learned that my sister's beloved 'gentleman' poodle would... more

We stayed in Eagle cabin which is in the mountains and very private. The kitchenette was very convenient and we loved Bar-be-quing on the patio after a long day swimming or exploring in the park. There was unlimited phone calling and ice available across the street and a great restaurant if you like to eat out on the river. During... more