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It is said that this hotel has to be booked long in advance, otherwise it is difficult to book! Located in the Yosemite Valley, it is more like a resort hotel in nature, as well as a variety of activities for children, not to mention the environment. I was fortunate enough to book this hot hotel. When I checked in, I was told that the room was upgraded! ! Upgraded into a family room, I suddenly felt a little lost with my husband. We live in the K area. The tap water in the hotel is all spring water. I curiously tried the shampoo and hair care products that come with the bathroom. It feels very good. The shampoo conditioner feels anti-off, and the taste is light and loose. It smells good! Dinner in their restaurant, the high-cost western restaurant, opened in the valley, but the price is not expensive than the downtown restaurant, the taste is also very good, praise! !

The hotel is over 100 years old, no elevator, no TV, dead bolt locks on all doors, small rooms and bathrooms. Very poor breakfast - dry toast (no jam), Cheerios or instant oats (no fruit), and a hard boiled egg. Great check-in clerk

TLDR; - Sugar Pine Ranch to date has still been unresponsive since our stay in August 2023. - Property had no power for entire duration of stay. No air, no lighting, no backup or generator power, no response or communication besides the bare minimum during that one night (and nothing since) - Property didn't send check-in instructions until we arrived on the property and after we spent significant amounts of time trying to request them in the middle of a storm. No big deal (and storm was out of their control), but property then inaccurately says check-in instructions were sent earlier (but in fact instructions were sent the day after, AFTER we checked out as evidenced by time stamps). Happy to amend/include these if the property wishes to dispute any of this. - Property disputes the power outage by telling *********** that there was indeed power to the property, and goes insofar as to provide a fabricated photo of a room with lights on to *********** to assist in their case (not directly to us, obviously). Well, there was in fact no power during the entire stay. Again, if the property wishes to dispute this publicly, MORE than happy to provide evidence here. ....but seriously? A photo with the lights on? I'm mainly floored by the audacity to lie (and fabricate something no less), but also, did the owners of the property drive out in the middle of the night to the property just to take a photo of an unoccupied room with the lights on, just to preemptively provide evidence against a potential, future customer claim? (by the way, didn't sleep at all that night since there was no air and we had the windows wide open due to the heat build-up in the room - pretty sure I would have seen/heard car lights coming on the property, but that's besides the point). Secondly, unless that photo was actually sent to *********** that night with a timestamp, what exactly is that supposed to be evidence of? Conclusion: shocked by positive reviews here. If the owners of this property actually care to address this issue or speak with me directly for once, I'd be more than happy to revise this review to accurately reflect everything that's happened - I don't believe in making false or unfair statements regardless of how unsatisfied I am. Unfortunately it seems the owners are dishonest and unethical with what I've learned through two different agents at ***********, so I am compelled to share my experience.

The hotel was very comfortable and clean. It is only 15 to 20 minutes from the Big Oak Flat gate for Yosemite National Park and provides an excellent base for visiting the park. Munuj and his wife were excellent hosts and although housekeeping is not provided on a daily basis this was a common finding in other hotels during our stay in California. Housekeeping was offered after we had stayed 2 nights. We had a ground floor room and parking the car outside the room was reassuring. The Lucky Buck diner was only a 50 yard walk and provided traditional diner fare with excellent quality and reasonable prices. Overall we had an excellent stay.

In the Yosemite tourist area, this resort is big. The rooms are not bad, about 20 to 30 minutes drive from the west gate of Yosemite, convenient. Hotel self-service, almost no one can be seen.

We had a fabulous 3 day stay. It started with a needed room change at the last minute, which was a life saver for our vacation. The surroundings of the hotel are just beautiful. We had a 2 room suite that was huge, and immaculate. The breakfast is to die for. Esp. the eggs, which they scramble with a little bacon and ham I believe. I got the recipe from the super nice hostess. Bacon is fresh and smoked. They also provide free bottled water every morning which was nice to have. The hotel is also very quiet. Everyone was very nice. It felt more like going home than going to a hotel.