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Super 8 by Wyndham Lindsay Olive Tree
Located 10 minutes from Porterville and 20 minutes from Visalia, California, this pet friendly motel features an outdoor pool, hot tub, and rooms with microwaves, refrigerators, and free Wi-Fi.
Holiday Inn Express Porterville by IHG
Located in Porterville, Holiday Inn Express Porterville by IHG has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, hot tub and a 24-hour front desk.
AutoCamp Sequoia
Located in Three Rivers, AutoCamp Sequoia offers 4-star accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant and a bar. The hotel also has free WiFi and free private parking.
Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia Kings Canyon
Featuring an outdoor seasonal swimming pool, the Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia Kings Canyon - Three Rivers is less than 5 mi from Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks.
Motel 6-Porterville, CA
This motel is 15 minutes’ drive from Lake Success. Guest rooms features a seating area with cable TV. The simply furnished rooms at Motel 6 Porterville provide air conditioning and a work desk.
Whitney Portal Hotel And Hostel
Whitney Portal Hotel And Hostel is located in Lone Pine 12 mi from the Whitney Portal Store and the Mt. Whitney trailhead. This hostel and hotel provides free WiFi.
Eastern Sierra Motor Lodge
Eastern Sierra Motor Lodge has accommodations in Independence. The 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi. Every room includes a patio.
Sequoia Studio Suites
Sequoia Studio Suites offers air-conditioned accommodations in Three Rivers. There's a sun terrace and guests can make use of free Wifi, free private parking, and an electric vehicle charging station....
Cozy Cottage
Cozy Cottage is a recently renovated guest house in Miramonte where guests can make the most of the garden and barbecue facilities.
Blue Jay Paradise
Offering barbecue facilities, Blue Jay Paradise provides accommodations in Three Rivers. There's a picnic area and guests can use free Wifi and free private parking.
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Its not three rivers that I am reviewing but, Sequoia NP.
Its not three rivers that I am reviewing but, Sequoia NP. We hit the highlights in the am and first part of the afternoon. We could have stayed a lot longer, but are visiting all the NPs in Cali so we were only looking to hit the highlights.Guest review bycephas_iiiUnited States - 10.0
The museum of Western film history and surrounding Alabama...
The museum of Western film history and surrounding Alabama Hills are fantastic - you can just imagine the Hollywood scenes being filmed. We drove up Mt. Whitney for a short hike; our Dow Villa motel had the best pool and lovely rooms, historical photos in the lobby. We ate across the street at the Alabama Hills café and liked that, too. Our L. A. cousins had driven past the museum enroute to Mammoth hundreds of times and have said they will definitely stop there on their next trip.Guest review byJohnUnited States - 10.0
I love being in Porterville, going by Murry Park, Zalud Park...
I love being in Porterville, going by Murry Park, Zalud Park, the skatepark for the kids and Giovannies Pizzeria and Arcade, not to mention it has a good amount of shopping outlets for a fairly small town!! And even amid construction in streets, it is always easy to traverse around town!Guest review byLandrum - 10.0
Such a lovely town. Such amazing restaurants and staff.
Such a lovely town. Such amazing restaurants and staff. The local businesses are fabulous.The locals working the establishments are super fabulous. Have patience… Everyone’s ordering at the same time so plan ahead. The beauty of the natural surroundings is incredible.Guest review byCarlUnited States - 8.0
Not much to do in Lindsay, but it is close to the Sierra...
Not much to do in Lindsay, but it is close to the Sierra Nevada Mountains (Sequoia). We had a pretty good pizza at Tony's Pizza in Lindsay. My grandmother lived 50 years in Lindsay; my father was raised there, and I spent much time visiting in my youth. It was fun driving around and seeing my old haunts and seeing so much change since 50's, 60's, and 70's. The City Hall in Lindsay has been kept in pristine condition, a welcome reminder of this city in its heyday.Guest review byNormanUnited States - 10.0
Very well-equipped house with very friendly host in a very...
Very well-equipped house with very friendly host in a very quiet but remote region. Need to drive thru' very winding country roads but scenery along the way is great. Need to prepare food, as nearest grocery store and restaurant are at least one hour drive away.Guest review byNaoraiSingapore - 10.0
The room was awesome! We stayed in room E.
The room was awesome! We stayed in room E. It was the perfect size for my husband and I. They have bigger rooms to accommodate more guest! We will definitely book again! The tips provided by the host were helpful!Guest review byAnonymous - 10.0
We loved taking the tram from the Giant Forest Museum.
We loved taking the tram from the Giant Forest Museum. It takes you all over. We hiked up Moro Rock for a beautiful view (avoid if scared of heights) and hiked to see Thorpe's Log. Then, we visited General Sherman (largest tree in the world). It was gorgeous weather when we went. The more hiking you do, the less people you'll see. So, we loved the hikes.Guest review byJoanna - 8.0
It was in a great location for us, the views were beautiful,...
It was in a great location for us, the views were beautiful, the access was great - straight off the highway, the 'wigwam we stayed in was very comfortable, the people were very friendly and helpful. We had great food at the café, the pool was lovely (although we wish it opened a little earlier in the morning). However we do have to mention the toilets. The ones we used were rough and ready but were mostly ok. However, of the 4, one was out of order and one was blocked and had no running water at the hand wash basin. We picked one that was clean and did work though .Guest review bysteveUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Before our stay at the home, we visited Sequoua National...
Before our stay at the home, we visited Sequoua National Park and enjoyed the General Sherman sequoia tree, council hike and Hospital Rock. From there we drove to the property past the vast reservoir and through charming tiny towns. The winding road provided majestic views of the Sierra Nevadas as we passed by cattle farms and braked for colorful roosters, grouse and deer.Guest review byJamesUnited States
