Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia Kings Canyon

Check in was fantastic and quick. But that’s when the problems began. The parking was abysmal; far too few spaces for the amount of rooms, and as a disabled person, I was disappointed. We had three rooms because there were ten of us. So there is an array of pros and cons. our room was okay. The beds were nicely made and the room tidy, smelled fresh. The heater kept heating through the night despite being set for approximately 58 degrees. Which would have been okay if we were used to the desert, but alas, we are just typical Californians.
We found someone’s bra beside the bed, certainly not mine, but a cute little black thing.
The internet was so slow that Morse code would have been more efficient. Most of us gave up after the first few hours. I tried when I got up to go to the bathroom somewhere around 3 a.m. it still didn’t work although I thought maybe with less «traffic» on it, the system might have been more functional.
Our phone wasn’t plugged in so when we wanted to phone the office, we had to perform surgery on the wall socket as the plug wasn’t the proper configuration with the little hook that fits into it. I just wiggled and jiggled the thing until we got a dial tone.
My husband got up to take a shower but couldn’t get it to work. Turns out that the water pump was out. Eventually it came back on. When I tried to reset the alarm clock, I was unable to get the minutes to reset although the hour switch worked fine.
My niece’s room had no screen on the window which also was not equipped with a lock. This was troubling as she was traveling as a single mom with two kiddos. Her heater was also a challenge.
But the biggest challenge, though, was breakfast. There were two rooms in which people got food and ate. The larger room housed chairs and tables for 42. The smaller room seated 36. The smaller room had a margin of about 2.5 feet around the circumference of the room with less than a foot of travel space between tables and chairs. There was NO room to use a walker or wheel chair, let alone access the food if seated in a chair. I chose to forego my walker in hopes of being able to navigate the space well enough.
My grandson tripped over a high chair in the clutter and knocked over a fake tree and the huge television on a counter. He banged his head and spilled cranberry juice all over. I sought out help from the gal who was diligently working (really doing her best) but she merely cleaned one table top and reset the tree and the TV. I had to get down on my knees to clean the wet floor as it was clearly a hazard and equally clear that NO ONE was going to help get it done. I also wiped down three tables which had cranberry juice spattered all over.
The space for breakfast diners is inadequate and I would guess that the fire department would agree. There was no posting as to what the maximum occupancy was. It was a shame, because the food was fine but I felt like I was on a Japanese train in the rooms with all the people. Breakfast was understaffed as well. One poor woman (unless she happens to also be Wonder Woman) is not going to be able to take care of all those people eating.
Overall, if this establishment just did things on a smaller scale, it would have worked fine. As it was, chaos ruled during breakfast and when finding a parking place.

We arrived after midnight and the lady at the desk was kind and helpful. I had sprained my ankle earlier that day and she found the last room that was available on the first floor. The place was dated, but it was clean, comfortable, and offered a nice breakfast early for the park tours. We met our tour guide just outside the front entrance. It is a clean bed close to the park. Nothing else for lodging outside the park for MILES.

We have stayed here a number of times, our relatives live in 3R. Our room was adequate, building not well maintained (exterior door lock to 3-​story is building broken, so it does not close and lock). Sticky room doors bang shut.
Can confirm almost nonexistent wifi.
Comfortable bed, close to Sequoia Park.

Loved it!!!
Nice friendly staff. Breakfast was tasty. location is great and quiet. Room was roomy and comfortable. Near Sequoia Park and beautiful scenery with Lake and river views. Wifi was slow and TV selection could be improved. My family and I had a great stay. Defenitely recommend it!

So I called to see if there was any rooms were available they said yes a really nice apartment with a kitchen two single beds and a king for $ 275 normally $ 300. And yes, that is what there was but the inside was not worth the price! The two beds were placed where the dining room table should be (and I hit my head on the chandelier multiple times). The bathroom, the ceiling was literally coming apart.

The Hotel From Hell. Imagine every possible nightmare that could happen to you while you are out of town on a road trip and you stay in a hotel operated by a staff of sociopaths. This is it.
Doors that won’t close and lock. Walls so thin that we could hear the people next to us breathing in fear. We were not told that the water in the rooms was unsafe for human contact until after we had washed and used ice. Highway workers having an alcohol fueled tailgate party in the parking lot after dark.
Our credit card was overcharged so much that we had to put a merchant block on the account. Owners, managers and staff that looked me in the eyes and lied as naturally as a human heart beats.
There were stains from bodily fluids on the cushions and the crust on the shower tiles had to have been several weeks old. Our bare feet got dirty from the carpet. We took one look at the breakfast and just walked out.
This place is operated skillfully to rip off travelers from out of state who come to visit the parks. They bank on the fact that they are the only mid priced hotel in this hillbilly hell. Sleep in your car, drive to the next city, camp or go to the nice bed n’ breakfast places nearby for more money.
I let my family down and booked this dump without researching it thoroughly. I have never had a problem with a Comfort Inn ever, so I booked this one based on past history.
Stay away from this germ pit unless you love litigation… like me.

Conveniently located to the entrance to the Sequoia National Park. The hotel staff was very friendly. Room was clean and set up nicely king sized bed room. Nice amenities.
The only draw back is the horrible wifi. Called front desk 2 times for assistance. Was referred to their outside service. Never was able to get online. Each room has a nest of wires and individual router that is in dire need of tech support!!!
Free breakfast was a nice touch, that is if you get there at 6am otherwise there was not much left but cereal and bagels.

Beds were comfy, AC unit wasn’t loud and cooled the room down promptly, nice selection at breakfast, and close for Sequoia National Park. Decent selection on the tv, close to a pizza place, Mexican restaurant, little market, and Subway. The only annoyances for us is that our smoke detector would go off while taking a shower — there is no exhaust fan in the bathroom, there was no way to keep the bathroom door open by itself — we had to prop it open, and the overall lighting in the room was dark.
I’d stay there again and recommend it to friends and family for their stay. You really can’t beat it’s proximity to the parks — which I was grateful for when my kiddo got sick and we had to head back towards the hotel to clean up.

Basic room, but clean updated décor. Great staff and great location for exploring the Sequoias

Room itself was not bad. Clean and typical size. Breakfast buffet is good, not great.
Problems:
Doors closing on neighboring rooms can be really loud. Will shake your room a bit too. I was woken up several times in the night due to this.
WiFi is really bad. Would constantly disconnect. I eventually stopped using it and just used my phone’s network which was better.
When we used the heater it had a burning metal smell, so strong it actually set off the smoke detector in the room. Couldn’t use the heater of course after that.
I thought it was really funny seeing water conversation signs in our room just to see the cleaning crew use a hose to clean the ground and chairs. In their defense it was the pool area.

First let me start off by saying Three Rivers is a very small town, not much there and mostly was a place to stay close to the Sequoia National Park and Kings Canyon which was the purpose of our visit.
Booked this place for 2 nights. Arrived very late 10:00pm, the young lady at the front desk was very friendly. That was the best part of our entire experience here. Arrived in our room which was hot and musky smelling, dated and dirty furniture but too late to try to find another room plus we had booked a tour for the following morning and were being picked up there.
I called the Holiday Inn and was able to secure a room for the next night, called the front desk to advise them we would not be staying the next night, she told me there was a $ 50 fee… At this point I didn’t care, we were not staying there any more than absolutely necessary.
The offer continental breakfast. It was very crowed, disorganized and ran out of everything even thought there was still 2 ½ hours left.
I think management could really improve the customer experience here if they were more involved with the daily operations and cared about their guests experience.
I did call the owner, I felt they «made it right» and I was pleased with the results. However, I would not recommend this establishment nor stay there again.

No air conditioning the first night. I spent the night in the car. This is by far my worst experience at a hotel ever. WiFi is only there for looks. Spoke to two Staff members about the issue. They both gave me a phone number to call… Isn’t that your job? Also found what was either dried up cake or poop on the floor right when we walked in. This place is filthy inside and out. Tv static even in the lobby. Ecoli in water. I could go on forever but I’m not going to let them ruin my vacation. One star is too high of a rating. AVOID!!!

Meh. Having just stayed at another Comfort Inn and Suites a night before staying at this place, I was extremely disappointed with this location. The A/​C was on the fritz and wouldn’t just stay on normally. We weren’t provided with the basic essentials like conditioner and enough pillows and towels. With that being said, the pillows were plush and comfy. The breakfast was not as good — the fridge contained nothing in it (no yogurt, hard boiled eggs or anything). There was no A/​C in the eating area and it was pretty stuffy and warm. Overall, it was clean and contained the basics but I would try looking for somewhere else before staying here again.

It’s been a long time since I’ve been in a place this bad. Although I have to say there isn’t much choice in Three Rivers.
We arrived at 3 pm and were told at the front desk that we couldn’t check in until 4 pm. Kind of late if you ask me. So we went and grabbed a quick bite up the road.
When we did check in, we were greeted in our room with a printed notice that the water had been contaminated with a bacteria and not only could we not drink it but we couldn’t even brush our teeth! Would have been NICE if they had told us about that at the front desk! VERY SNEAKY if you ask me. Bottled water was needed. It was too late to find other accommodations so back out I went to get a ton of water. Not even an offset in the rate for this health issue that they didn’t care to warn us about.
Oh and the WIFI? Pretty much worked about 15% of the time. Apple device? We had an iPhone 6, 5s, 5c and an iPad. None could get on for any longer than a few minutes. Be prepared to use your data.
Breakfast was complimentary and you get what you pay for. Nuff said on that.
Substandard. In a major way. Won’t be staying here again, or at any in the chain of hotels. Stay away!

This hotel was nice, the service was great and staff was attentive. Great distance from seqoilla national park.
Room– Two queen beds, clean sheets (comfortable beds pillows were great)
Bathroom– Was clean with sufficient towels and thank god, toilets were clean and new.
Pool area– clean and very inviting. .
Breakfast– obviously it was not steak and eggs but filled the void. Waffles were good and a variety of breads.
I Would stay here again for the price.

I come here with a group every year… Im not sure why we keep coming back here. They have some nice staff and some really rude staff including one retired guy that doesnt know how to talk to people. The pool is nice and the parking is great. If you bring great people with you like we do then the stay is fantastic.
The rooms are kinda dark and dingy. The Jacuzzi tub has never worked the three times we have booked it. The breakfast is gross and overcrowded. They run out of food a lot. The eggs seem like the powdered kind and the other options are gross.
Apples are a fruit, i get it, but when you say you offer fruit in your breakfast, if you are only offering apples, that really means you are just offering apples.
I really wish that whomever owned this place would get in there and turn this place around. It has a lot of potential.

Stayed: March 2015
Room 204
We chose Comfort Inn due to location and price for $ 75/​night. the room is what it is: a room: king bed, clean sheets, TV, and a bathroom. All the necessities were there. and we love the idea of saving with Free breakfast AND ²⁴⁄₇ coffee machine. YES. coffee is vital. we enjoyed walking to the lobby for coffee whenever we wanted. Very convenient.
Cons: closing the door from the outside was a task. We needed to slam the door closed, and I felt bad for the neighbor because we can also hear the neighbor close their door when they were leaving. The shower rod was a bit loose on the screws, which resulted on the rod leaning at a angle so the curtain wouldn’t completely close off the shower and water would spray out if it hit the body at the right angle.
Other than that, the room served its purpose.
I would definitely recommend Comfort Inn for those who just need a room to sleep and bath in. None of those fancy things in life. Also, Joe (at the front desk) was very nice and welcoming.

My husband booked a room for us at the Comfort Inn on our trip to Sequoia. We used one of those online hotel booking websites and got a room here for less than $ 75 which was definitely a good price. Also any hotel that has a continental breakfast is always a plus and this Comfort Inn promoted their deluxe breakfast which included hot items as well!
We ended up with a suite. Small kitchen area, couch (assuming it’s a pullout bed), king bed, hot tub, and fireplace! Fancy for a Comfort Inn but I’m not complaining. The room is decent especially if you’re just looking for a place to sleep. Cleanliness is my number one must! Although the bed is not the most comfortable bed it’s sufficient enough to work.
This hotel is just a short driving distance away from the entrance to the park and there are a few cute shops around the area as well. The next time we venture out to this area again we will definitely stay at the Comfort Inn and recommend others as well!

To directly quote one of the people that stayed in the room, «This is the best bed I’ve ever slept on».
The hotel was very close to Sequoia National Park (11 miles). While Kings Canyon can technically be entered through Sequoia, the windy road on the mountain takes much longer so we decided to drive around the park and enter KC through the north entrance. If you are visiting Sequoia multiple days this is your best bet. It’s about 30 miles from the KC entrance however.
The room service was fine. The breakfast was great but there were tons of people so go early.
There is NO CELL SERVICE! If you need to get in contact with outsiders you will need to rely on WiFi which is better at certain times than others.
The area has a secluded feel yet there are a couple of places to eat nearby.
If you are not aware, Sequoia and KC have over 300 caves… which means, cave critters. A bat crashed into our windshield as we drove to the hotel.

Why does this place exist?, I ask myself. Do not stay here.
Our bathroom had weird old blue tile. It was so dirty that I was afraid to walk on it. The shower curtain didn’t provide adequate coverage, partially flooding the bathroom floor.
The rest of the room was ok. The paint was reasonably fresh and the bed was clean.

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