Quaint B and B ran by an elderly couple and their great niece. A lot of famy tradition. Loved being able to sit outside on the screened veranda to have wine. Even when we left early of a morning to hike, a hearty, to-go breakfast was waiting for us

Near Yosemite, if there is lightening, the power supply is shut down. We were without power one night. The host kept the kitchen and water going with a small generator and provided all guests with small, Battery-opperated lanterns. They were definitely prepared and it could have been much worse. As it was, we just went to bed.

This B & B is beautifully decorated and located in a secluded, peaceful area. We saw several deer on the property at dusk. Their bed was the most comfortable one we had in our entire CA trip of 11 days! Breakfast was delicious, served on their lovely screened-in porch by a very kind gentleman (we never caught his name 🙁).

The biggest negative was through no fault of the property, but the Big Oak Flat entrance to Yosemite is currently closed due to road failure. Instead of it taking us 30 minutes, it took us 2 hours, driving through a winding canyon. I messaged the property 3 times well in advance letting them know we needed late check in & finally heard back the day of our check in. It would be nice if they had televisions in their rooms and a drinking water station, especially since most (if not all) are there to visit the park.

Charming, well preserved Victorian home that was once center of a massive property and is still the heart of a working cattle ranch that has over 200 acres. The rooms are magnificent and comfortable. To go breakfasts are great for visiting Yosemite, and it’s worth having the 8am table service too.

Getting to the property was a little scary because you turn off the main room and keep going further and further into a rural area. But once you arrive, meet the hosts, and get to your room, any of those initial worries disappear!

- It was an excellent central location to where we had travelled over our 5 day stay at Yosemite Rose. - our hosts were gracious and helpful with our questions of local eateries and attractions. Thanks for the suggestion, visited Rainbow Falls - not to be missed after a day of hiking for a cool dip and/or swim in a natural waterfall pool - an amazing experience! - we had a bonus treat ... a gentleman named Daniel who not only charmed us with his knowledge of the area but after we hiked the Half Dome, my daughter and I were in bad shape physically with sore legs and knees. Daniel with his expertise in massage and pressure point therapy was an unexpected experience that helped us in our recovery after a 14 hour trek! - the breakfasts were amazing! A large herb garden made for delicious food preparations and table centrepieces that gave the dining experience a wonderful ambiance with scents of fresh lavender and spices we've never experienced before! - on our early morning departure to our hike up the half dome, a delicious breakfast was ready for us, stored in the bar fridge in the billiard room (another wonderful surprise for us) - so much history in this B & B to discover throughout the home.

The weather - it was unseasonably hot! The air conditioned home was very comfortably cool ;)

This was just a wonderful experience from arrival to departure. Katherine and Donald were lovely hosts who were always willing to have a chat and catch up about your day. Daniel who served us breakfast was a gem, he was always so helpful with suggestions about visiting the area especially Yosemite Park, he is so knowledgable, a fun guy to know. Breakfast on the terrace was so nice and in the morning cooler before the heat of the day starts. We did not see much of Beaumont as she was fixing breakfast for us, but every morning was a different menu and delicious. When needed the air conditioning was working so the house and room were very comfortable.

Nothing, we loved the place!

If you are looking for American standard quality this is not the right place to visit. This place is fenomenal and amazing. We regularly stay around Yosemite and other national parks and this costed like 15% more than a super overpriced cheap motel...so we tried and what a good decision. Great location, mind blowing breakfast and service, very authentic atmosphere, not that far from Yosemite Valley (good one hour drive) Tioga road is even closer. Huge property, with horses to pet. We saw both days deers. We will go back for sure. WiFi was great.

The size of the bad wasn't the biggest. Also there no mini fridge (Ok, it's bread and breakfast but I wish if somebody could combine mini fridge with bnb). The owner offered to use the main fridge to store the leftovers from dinner. Not a bummer.

The breakfasts on the porch were delicious. We appreciate that they fixed us a breakfast to go one day. We didn’t realize it was so far from Yosemite. The antique furnishings in the Victorian house were lovely.

The bathroom light above the mirror could have been brighter. Also we needed side tables beside our bed to hold our c-pap machines, so we used chairs.

My experience at Yosemite Bed and Breakfast was exceptional! The family that runs the B&B was very accessible and kind. I felt as if I was at home, but of course without all my day to day the responsibilities. Every evening there would be a dessert along with coffee or tea. The deserts were relatively healthy, but also sweet - yum! This resort really allowed me the rest and relaxation as well as access to outdoor activities I needed during this vacation experience.

There is a lovely local grocery store in the Groveland area that is accessible from the Bed and Breakfast. That said, if you are looking for specific foods or spirits that you typically enjoy when relaxing. I recommend going to a grocery store in the city to buy some of those goods before going to the resort. I did this and it was very helpful. I had some frozen meals and salads that met my diet restrictions that I could put in the fridge and get at my convenience when I didn't feel like going out restaurants after a long day of hiking.

Location was great for our day trips to Yosemite. Greeted kindly upon arrival and given a nice tour. Owners were very responsive in taking care of a AC issue when we arrived. Loved being able to relax and play a couple games of pool. The breakfasts on the screened porch were spectacular! Great service and delicious food. The fresh fruit was awesome! Room was comfy. Great experience!

The house is beautiful, in a very quiet area close to the park entrance. The room is very clean. The owner is extremely lovely and helpful - very nice people. They offered us breakfast to go since we had to leave both days very early - so nice.

The location is remote (it did not matter to us but you have to drive at least 15-20 mn to find a restaurant). The room is a bit old and the bed mattress could be improved. Finally, we were not able to reach our hosts despite ringing at the door 2 times and calling 3 times in order to enquire about the check in (we arrived around 1 pm). We had to wait until 3.45 pm to finally see someone - they could at least answer the phone before check in time, because we almost thought that they forgot about our booking.