The rustic house really exceeded my expectations, the cozy, vintage vibe making it feel like home. Plus, the flip flops they provided for walking around the house? Thoughtful touch.

Wasn't exactly a bargain, but still acceptable for what we got.

All fine, but inadequate bathroom

great access to parks and local eateries within walking distance

During my recent stay, I loved how close I was to Mary Laveroni Community Park, just a short walk away, and I enjoyed exploring the charming local shops and eateries, like Iron Door Saloon, nearby, making it easy to grab a bite after a day of adventures.

The stay was cozy and felt homey with its rustic decor. The common kitchen was well-equipped, which was perfect for preparing our meals since we are vegans. Although the bathroom facilities were a bit limited for the number of guests, we appreciated the friendliness of the staff and the cleanliness of the space.

The dorm room was pretty comfy. Beds had their own power outlets and storage, which was a nice touch. Everything was super clean, and the place felt really quiet at night. Just a basic hostel vibe, but the linens were warm. Not a lot of privacy in the shared bathroom, though—felt a bit cramped at times. But the kitchen was well-equipped, making it easy to whip up meals with other travelers. Overall, a solid stay!

The rustic decor and welcoming atmosphere made it feel like home. The common areas were spacious and inviting, providing easy access for seniors. I enjoyed the well-equipped kitchen and the clean bathrooms during my stay.

A bit more privacy in bathrooms would be beneficial.

Staying here with our grown kids was a blast! We enjoyed the breathtaking views from Olmsted Point and made some unforgettable memories hiking. The granite formations were stunning, and the proximity to Yosemite made it all the more special.

My kids wished there were more family-friendly activities available. It would be great to have some organized events for families.

The rustic decor adds a cozy touch, making the space feel inviting. A well-equipped kitchen allows for easy meal prep, which is nice for budget travelers.

Only one bathroom for each building accommodating more than 14 people feels insufficient, often leading to inconvenient waits. The lack of lockers for personal items is concerning for security, and I found the outside shared space limited to just three tables for over 30 people, which made gatherings a bit chaotic. Also, the street noise from the nearby road can disrupt your peace, especially at night.

would definitely come back there

Super cozy atmosphere with vintage decorations made it feel like home. The shared bathrooms were clean and had everything we needed. The equipped kitchen was a lifesaver. Plus, they had quirky flip flops for walking around. Only 30 minutes from Yosemite's entrance, so nice location!

The best part of my stay was hitting up Kevin and Randi's for mouthwatering meats—those BBQ ribs were unreal! Plus, meeting fellow travelers felt like a family reunion. The shared kitchen made whipping up a late-night snack super easy.

The shared bathroom could have used a bit more TLC—typical hostel vibe.

decently comfortable beds, small kitchen in each building, easy checkout via keybox

Only one bathroom shared among many guests makes mornings a hassle!!! No lockers for personal items makes security a concern!!! Loud street significantly disrupts peace!!! Limited shared space for >30 people feels cramped!!!

The vintage decorations created a homey vibe, and the location was perfect, just 30 minutes from Yosemite's entrance. Clean bathrooms, equipped kitchen, and the flip flops for walking around were a quirky, nice touch!

a cozy surprise with charming vintage decor and kind hosts, perfect for exploring yosemite

Welcoming atmosphere, clean facilities.