Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Towering sequoias in the Giant Sequoia National Monument create a majestic backdrop for hiking trails that wind through ancient groves. Rangers know which paths offer the best wildlife viewing, so ask about seasonal wildflower displays and quiet spots for forest bathing.
Given the amount of empty units in town in January was surprised at the terrible prices for rooms but seems they would rather be empty than make a buck. Booking online garnered a better price but at the motel they insisted the room I wanted (lots of windows) qualified for more despite there being nothing on line about this. Thought that was petty given the place was pretty much empty. Anyways the room is charmingly decorated/presented and we had a nice view of the river. Wanted something with...
Given the amount of empty units in town in January was surprised at the terrible prices for rooms but seems they would rather be empty than make a buck. Booking online garnered a better price but at the motel they insisted the room I wanted (lots of windows) qualified for more despite there being nothing on line about this. Thought that was petty given the place was pretty much empty. Anyways the room is charmingly decorated/presented and we had a nice view of the river. Wanted something with...
D
Reviewed January 24, 2024Reviewed January 24, 2024
We loved this stay! Such a cute and cozy stop for the night at a great rate. We were surprised when we arrived as it was even nicer than we expected! The only thing i would recommend is adding some black out blinds, it was pretty bright all night in the room but besides that we had a great time.
We loved this stay! Such a cute and cozy stop for the night at a great rate. We were surprised when we arrived as it was even nicer than we expected! The only thing i would recommend is adding some black out blinds, it was pretty bright all night in the room but besides that we had a great time.
The bed was comfortable and the rooms clean. The pool looked inviting but the weather was not conducive to swimming. The staff were friendly and helpful. We found it difficult to keep the room warm, the door was loose and didn’t close tightly so we put our suitcases against it to hold it tight. My husband fixed the door knob of the bathroom as it was almost off. I would have liked a stopper in the bathroom sink. Perhaps a regular check of the rooms would help to find any problems and make...
The bed was comfortable and the rooms clean. The pool looked inviting but the weather was not conducive to swimming. The staff were friendly and helpful. We found it difficult to keep the room warm, the door was loose and didn’t close tightly so we put our suitcases against it to hold it tight. My husband fixed the door knob of the bathroom as it was almost off. I would have liked a stopper in the bathroom sink. Perhaps a regular check of the rooms would help to find any problems and make...
GeriUrquhart
Reviewed February 2, 2020Reviewed February 2, 2020
I appreciate the effort made by the lodge to keep this "older" lodge clean, updated, and unique. The view, location, and geography was second to none. Lastly the brewery and pup 50 steps away was a nice tough
I appreciate the effort made by the lodge to keep this "older" lodge clean, updated, and unique. The view, location, and geography was second to none. Lastly the brewery and pup 50 steps away was a nice tough
Scott
Reviewed October 22, 2018Reviewed October 22, 2018
A 10/10 experience from start to finish. Was one of those places that somehow exceeds the photos, and we left already talking about when we could come back.
The highlight for us was swimming in the freshwater canyons nearby, genuinely one of the most fun afternoons we’ve had on any trip. Cool, clear water, gorgeous scenery, and the kind of thing you just don’t get at a typical hotel. We also saw a ton of wildlife around the property, which made every walk feel like a small adventure.
Then at...
A 10/10 experience from start to finish. Was one of those places that somehow exceeds the photos, and we left already talking about when we could come back.
The highlight for us was swimming in the freshwater canyons nearby, genuinely one of the most fun afternoons we’ve had on any trip. Cool, clear water, gorgeous scenery, and the kind of thing you just don’t get at a typical hotel. We also saw a ton of wildlife around the property, which made every walk feel like a small adventure.
Then at...
What is the nightly rate for a guest house in Camp Nelson?
Rates for Camp Nelson guest houses vary, but travelers can find great-value prices from CA $75 with Expedia. A range of factors can affect nightly rates, such as the location, the breakfast offering, and the range of amenities. Travelers looking for a good deal should consider looking for a midweek stay, as weekend rates at Camp Nelson guest houses tend to be higher. Remember to also use our filters to sort prices from low to high.
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