Book a hotel near Glacier Point, Yosemite National Park

"It was after dark when we checked in we checked in . After we unpacked we discovered there were black ants on the kitchen counter top - we killed about twenty. Went out to get some food and came back and found more ants. Called the main desk and they sent someone to spray the kitchen area. Wife went to bed and I was trying to sign- on to the internet and saw something moving in the room - it was a lizard. Also saw more ants. Went to the front desk to complain (they did move us to a different room) but they made excuses - "well we are in a forest area", etc. Also complained about not being able to sign on to the internet ( they scoffed (one of them actually chuckled) and said it must be my laptop - have NEVER had a problem anywhere else!). New room was cleaner (no ants) but had hair in the bath tub drain and the utensils and some plates were not clean (same as we found in the original room - plus the sponge they give to wash plates and utensils - no dishwasher- was a used one). For what we paid I would gladly pay more to stay inside the park or ANY WHERE ELSE."

"A great location to enjoy the wonders of Yosemite. Joseph was a very responsive host."

"I reach the park super easy, everyone was amazing, our tent, the bathrooms and showers were clean, with hot water, "

"Old, fixures are falling off the wall, thermostat is hard to find and hard to operate. Mattresses are old and back breaking and you fall inside them. Nothing in the kitchen to help you cook a meal. No firewood ready to light a fire and enjoy the cabin. These are all small things that the host can fix to make the experience 100 times better"

"We had a wonderful 3-night stay. Very comfortable bedding, which, after long days of hiking, was very welcome."

"Fantastic way to experience the greatest outdoors. This was my first time staying overnight in Yosemite Valley and the convenience of Curry Village is an outstanding perk for day hikes and shuttle access. They provide blankets, but I strongly recommend keeping an eye on the overnight lows and bringing a sleeping bag if you're in one of the unheated tent cabins."