Quality Inn Yosemite Valley Gateway

The staff was nice and it was close to restaurants

The water in the shower gets cold

The room was nice and with a good amount of space. The location was amazing, with easy access to Yosemite and many great restaurants nearby. Hotel altogether was clean. The staff were also helpful and friendly.

I wish the breakfast had more options, such as bacon or sausages. Also, the coffee and milk were cold, so having them served warm would be a nice improvement. It would also be nice to have an extra bar of soap in the bathroom, especially for rooms accommodating 3–4 guests. The coffee maker in the room was kinda dirty.

Ruhig gelegen, sauber.

Frühstück war nicht der Hit

Muy cómodo

Me pareció todo muy bien

One of the front desk people was a little rude.

It was ok. Your basic hotel. It was in Mariposa near Yosemite.

I got charged for the room as soon as I made the reservation even though it was 5 months before May stay. Most places let you cancel you reservation up til a few days before your arrival date with no charge in case your plans change but not this place. I get it. It's Yosemite and it's California and it's expensive. Bottom line - if you are going to Yosemite, plan ahead. I wanted a camp site in the park. They are not available until 6 months to the day before your trip and if you don't get online at ther second they open up and reserve your site, all the camp sites will be gone. If your thinking of going to Yosemite, start planning one year in advance and check the regulations for each particular campsite because they are not the same for all the California parks. It a game you have to play and you better now the exact rules and how they work. I tried booking campsites at the state park in Mariposa outside Yosemite. Even though I got on at the exact time, I could only get two days I wanted, not the third because the third was on a Friday and it was not available. I booked reservations at a campsite in San Simeon. I got the days I wanted but had to book 3 separate reservation, one for each day, instead of one reservation for three days. Then I had to pay three separate booking fees. And when I was there, I had to check out each day and check back in even though the rangers knew I was there for three day. California government at work.