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A lodge with a wooden exterior, surrounded by evergreen trees and snow-capped mountains.

A cozy living room with leather sofas, a stone fireplace, and large windows offering a view of the outdoors.

A modern bar area with a large island, bar stools, and a view of the outdoors.

Two people sitting at an outdoor table with a forest background.

1. Wuksachi Lodge

Sequoia National Park

$396

$438 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 15 - Sep 16

A pool area with two hot tubs, lounge chairs, umbrellas, and a view of hills.

A Comfort Inn & Suites hotel with a parking lot, a flag, and mountains in the background.

A modern reception area with a counter, seating, and a kitchen in the background.

2. Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon

Three Rivers

$227

$250 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A modern interior with a central wood-burning stove, comfortable seating, and large windows offering views of the outdoors.

A modern living room with a large fireplace, wooden walls, and a green sofa.

A spacious living area with a large fireplace, wooden furniture, and large windows offering views of the outdoors.

3. AutoCamp Sequoia

Three Rivers

$270

$336 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 7 - Oct 8

An outdoor seating area with wicker chairs, a table, and a flag.

A hotel room with two beds, each with white bedding and different colored pillows. There are two paintings on the wall, a lamp on the nightstand, and a window with a curtain.

A room with a wooden table, a blue sofa with white cushions, a white vase with flowers, and a map on the wall.

4. Sequoia Village

Three Rivers

$109

$246 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 6 - Oct 7

A balcony with two chairs and a small table, overlooking a grassy area and a body of water with mountains in the background.

A sign for Western Holiday Lodge with a landscaped garden in front.

A hotel room with a large bed, two bedside tables, a nightstand, and a window with curtains.

A hotel with a pool, palm trees, and mountains in the background.

5. Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

Three Rivers

$117

$129 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 14 - Sep 15

A cozy interior with a stone wall, wooden ceiling, a fireplace, leather seating, and a staircase.

A building with a stone facade, large windows, and a sign indicating it houses a market, gift shop, and lodge/restaurant.

A rustic wooden interior with tables and chairs, a chalkboard menu, and a television.

A cozy living room with a sofa, coffee table, and a fireplace.

6. Stony Creek Lodge

Kings Canyon National Park

$229

$261 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 29 - Sep 30

A covered outdoor area with tables and chairs, a railing, and hanging flower baskets.

A living room with two sofas, a coffee table, a lamp, and a window with curtains.

A living room with two sofas, a coffee table, and two lamps.

A single-story house with a porch, a fenced yard, and potted plants.

7. The River Inn

Three Rivers

$81

$89 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 30 - Oct 1

A wooden lodge with a balcony, surrounded by trees and a sign indicating it is the John Muir Lodge at Kings Canyon National Park.

A hotel room with two beds, a desk with a TV and microwave, a ceiling fan, and artwork on the walls.

A spacious indoor dining area with wooden tables and chairs, large windows offering views of the outdoors.

A cozy living room with a stone fireplace, wooden furniture, and a painting on the wall.

8. John Muir Lodge

Hume

$305

$308 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 22 - Sep 23

A lake surrounded by trees and a mountain in the background.

A wooden deck with snow-covered Adirondack chairs and a wooden cabin in the background.

A cozy living room with a wooden coffee table, two Adirondack chairs, and a leather sofa. A large window offers a view of a forest and a lake.

A modern cabin with a stone foundation, large windows, and a wooden balcony.

9. Montecito Sequoia Lodge

Kings Canyon National Park

$319

$357 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 10 - Sep 11

A residential area with a grassy field, a paved road, and a building with a white exterior.

A kitchen with wooden cabinets, a wooden island, and various kitchen items.

A swimming pool with a gazebo, white chairs, and a fenced area.

A row of yellow single-story houses with attached porches, surrounded by lush greenery and trees.

10. Lazy J Ranch Motel

Three Rivers

$194

$213 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 16 - Sep 17

A serene outdoor seating area with wicker chairs and a glass table by a calm stream, surrounded by lush greenery and rocks.

A wooden room with a bed, a window, and a view of a tree.

A rustic stone bridge over a clear stream, surrounded by lush greenery and trees.

A wooden counter with a small potted plant, a blackboard, and a coffee maker.

11. Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant

Dunlap

$110

$110 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 19 - Sep 20

A view from a balcony overlooking a river with rocks and greenery.

A hotel room with two beds, a ceiling fan, and wall-mounted artwork.

A Gateway Restaurant and Lodge with a green roof and outdoor seating area.

A dining area with tables set for a meal, featuring a view of a natural landscape through large windows.

12. The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge

Three Rivers

$249

$274 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 14 - Sep 15

A lodge with a deck overlooking a river, surrounded by pine trees.

A grocery store aisle with shelves stocked with various products including snacks, cereals, and beverages.

A restaurant with booths and tables, large windows with a view of trees, and a staircase leading to an outdoor area.

A rustic building labeled "CEDAR GROVE VILLAGE" with a wooden exterior, a porch, and a sign listing amenities like a hotel, market, and gift shop.

13. Cedar Grove Lodge

Kings Canyon National Park

$230

$233 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 30 - Oct 1

A two-story building with a stone wall in front, a balcony, and a blue umbrella.

A sculpture of a frog wearing binoculars, surrounded by large rocks and greenery, with a building in the background.

A two-story house with a blue exterior, a stone wall in front, and a small pond.

A room with a desk, chair, and a view of a garden through a large window.

14. Rio Sierra Riverhouse

Three Rivers

$298

$460 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 10 - Sep 11

A two-story building with a welcoming sign, palm trees, and a sign for a plantation bed and breakfast.

A stone-walled courtyard with a small garden area, a wooden door, and a stone wall with a window.

A breakfast buffet with various food items and a coffee station.

A residential area with palm trees, a grassy lawn, and a black metal fence.

15. The Parks Inn Bed and Breakfast

Lemon Cove

$213

$235 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 14 - Sep 15

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Top landmarks in Sequoia National Park

A dense forest with tall redwood trees and green coniferous trees.

General Sherman Tree

9.6/10 (664 reviews)

You might want to get your camera out and head to General Sherman Tree— just one of the landmarks located 2.6 mi (4.2 km) from central Sequoia National Park. Why not take a stroll in the park and watch the sunset while you're here.

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A rocky mountain with a staircase leading up.

Moro Rock

9.4/10 (747 reviews)

Moro Rock is 4.9 mi (7.9 km) from central Sequoia National Park, why not stop by during your stay. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is family-friendly and has lots of nice parks.

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A grove of tall, reddish-brown trees with visible roots and a clear blue sky in the background.

Giant Forest

9.6/10 (219 reviews)

Travelers who enjoy the great outdoors might want to go to Giant Forest, located 4.3 mi (6.9 km) from central Sequoia National Park. If you like Giant Forest and want to stay outside, you can walk to Big Trees Trail.

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A forest with tall redwood trees and a wooden boardwalk.

Big Trees Trail

9.6/10 (730 reviews)

Big Trees Trail is 4 mi (6.5 km) from central Sequoia National Park, why not stop by during your stay. Why not take a stroll in the park and watch the sunset while you're here.

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A museum interior with wooden floors, a large tree mural, and informational displays.

Giant Forest Museum

9.0/10 (709 reviews)

If visiting museums in Sequoia National Park are on your list, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at Giant Forest Museum. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? If you want to experience more of the culture Sequoia National Park has to offer, head to Giant Forest, Moro Rock, and General Sherman Tree.

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A large redwood tree, a visitor center, and a forested area.

Lodgepole Visitor Center

8.4/10 (19 reviews)

Commune with nature and explore Lodgepole Visitor Center located 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from central Sequoia National Park. If you like Lodgepole Visitor Center, you'll love Foothills Visitor Center and Hospital Rock, both just a short drive away.

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A large fallen tree with a natural arch formation in a forest.

Tunnel Log

9.2/10 (424 reviews)

Tunnel Log is 4.3 mi (7 km) from central Sequoia National Park, why not stop by during your stay. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice parks.

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The Congress Trail

9.2/10 (96 reviews)

The Congress Trail is 2.4 mi (3.9 km) from central Sequoia National Park, why not stop by during your stay. Why not take a stroll in the park and watch the sunset while you're here.

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Learn more about Sequoia National Park

Ancient giants stand sentinel in this Sierra wonderland, where the General Sherman Tree rises as the world's largest living thing. Wander through Giant Forest's cathedral-like groves or climb Moro Rock for views that stretch to the distant peaks of the Great Western Divide. Black bears amble through meadows while marmots sun themselves on granite outcrops. The Congress Trail offers an easy loop past sequoia clusters with names like 'The Senate' and 'The House.' For a refreshing break, follow the path to Tokopah Falls, where snowmelt cascades down granite walls. At Lodgepole Visitor Center, rangers share tales of these trees that have witnessed two millennia of history. Don't miss sunset at Moro Rock, when alpenglow paints the Sierra in impossible shades of gold.

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A forest of tall redwood trees with a dirt path and a person standing in the middle.

Check out reviews of Sequoia National Park hotels guests love

John Muir Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"Great decision to stay here. Spotless room with welcoming staff."

Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon

10/10 Excellent

"The staff was great knew the area well from restaurants to fishing."

Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

8/10 Good

"Room phone is not working, ironing table is broken. Generally is good."

The Parks Inn Bed and Breakfast

10/10 Excellent

"The faucet in the room was loose and backwards. Otherwise the amenities were excellent"

Lazy J Ranch Motel

10/10 Excellent

"We really enjoyed our stay here. It’s such a quiet and peaceful place, perfect for relaxing and getting away from the busy city. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, and we loved having easy access to the river. The scenery was beautiful, and the green lawn was especially nice for our dog to run around and enjoy. Overall, it was a lovely place to rest and enjoy nature. We would definitely stay here again!"

The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge

8/10 Good

"The staff were excellent just when we got the night staff was kinda rude 😕 In the morning they beyond helpful and kind 🙏 we enjoyed the stay"

Wuksachi Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"This is my second stay here and I thoroughly recommend it. Beautiful location and right in the middle of the park. Very helpful staff at reception. Plenty of parking. Our room in the Silliman building was clean and quiet. There is a restaurant on site if you wish, or you can just grab a pizza from the pizza deck (which was really tasty!) It’s also a short drive to the Lodgepole Visitor Center and market. We also found it very convenient to escape back to - we happened to be here on a long weekend and the park was extremely busy and crowded. After we had been to Moro Rock, we wanted to see the Sherman Tree but there was simply no parking anywhere, so instead we were able to go back to the hotel and stay until the crowds died down and go back to the tree later in the day."

Paradise Ranch Inn

10/10 Excellent

"Great property, if you're looking for a glamping experience this place provides everything you need. The road coming in is slightly precarious, but still mostly paved and easy to get to. The shared bathrooms were super clean and convenient, some tents are slightly further from it so check the map of your tent. The shared kitchen was really convenient as well, they have all sort of cookware to be able to cook anything you want . Would highly recommend this place."

The River Inn

10/10 Excellent

"Had a great visit there the place was well kept, and I would go back again."

Frequently asked questions

What accommodations do travelers recommend in Sequoia National Park?

Guests like Wuksachi Lodge and Stony Creek Lodge.

Can I book refundable hotels in Sequoia National Park?

If you need the flexibility to change your travel plans to Sequoia National Park, most accommodations provide refundable* bookable rates. You can see these properties by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow down the results.

Where should I consider staying in Sequoia National Park if I want an affordable accommodation?

An inexpensive option worth considering is Wuksachi Lodge.

What will the weather in Sequoia National Park be like during my visit?

July and August are typically the warmest months in Sequoia National Park when the average temp is 55°F. February and January are the coldest months when the average temperature is 25°F. January and December are the months with the most rain.

Why should I book my Sequoia National Park accommodation with Hotels.com?

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