Three Rivers Village |THE GATEWAY TO SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK
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Lodging in Three Rivers, California,
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Bellevue Guesthouse Buckeye Tree Lodge Comfort Inn |
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Cort Cottage Bed and Breakfast PO Box 245 $155/ two persons, $10 for each additional person Elsah Cort invites you to enjoy a peaceful sojourn in Salt Creek Canyon. The private guest cottage, fits snugly into
a hillside and herb garden and was built in 1986 as a home for Elsah's
grandma with a panoramic view of mountain, meadow and sky. Cort Cottage
is found at the end of a rural road, adjacent to the Case Mountain public
land area of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), where hiking, mountain
biking and exploring is welcomed. |
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The Gateway Lodge and Restaurant 45978 Sierra Drive (HWY 198) $69-205/ two persons The Gateway Restaurant and Lodge is one of California’s best lodging options for your visit to Sequoia National Park, the Sierra Mountains, Kings Canyon and other Kaweah River locales. And, with full service banquet facilities and a large meeting room, the Gateway is ideal for small groups, sales meetings, and retreats.Our beautiful setting overlooking the Kaweah River combined with our hospitality, our fine cuisine, and comfortable lodging will make your vacation unforgettable.
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Kaweah Cottage P.O.Box 894 $225-300/ 1-4 persons The Kaweah Cottage was created for people who want a retreat from everyday stress and wish to reconnect with the Elements. It is a place for you to rest, dream, explore, commune with Nature, create, play and nourish your spirit. |
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Kaweah Park Resort Lake Elowin Resort Lazy J Ranch Motel |
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The Log House Lodge Bed and Breakfast 42182 Mynatt Drive $175-184/ two persons A successful partnership of many years has led Mauriene and Tim Landry to open The Log House Lodge. Mauriene, originally a farm girl from Wisconsin, comes from a catering background, a field in which she operated her own business in the San Fernando Valley for several years. Tim still works full time as an Imagineer for the Walt Disney Company. His passion lies in crafting whimsical environments and settings that can transport guests away from the cares of modern living. So it was only natural that upon finding the hidden treasure of sleepy Three Rivers California, Tim and Mauriene should combine their talents in bringing the joys of a simpler life to their guests. Perfecting and polishing the Log House Lodge is their on-going hobby and their delight, along with sharing their own enjoyment of Kaweah country and the Sierras with their guests in style, simplicity, and comfort.
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Rio Sierra Riverhouse River Inn Motel The River Jewel |
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River Front Cabins 40462 Sierra Drive (HWY 198) $55-295/ two persons, $10 additional person The ten cabins are comfortably equipped and furnished, a perfect getaway for couples as well families with up to 8 persons. All the cabins enjoy a commanding river and mountain view with access to the river, great for fishing, relaxing and enjoying “nature pure.” The standard cabins feature A/C, TV (Satellite PRIME), microwave, coffee maker, refrigerator and private bath. Some cabins provide a kitchen, some also have additional a balcony and a loft. The loft features one double bed and two single beds (for up to 4 additional persons.)
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Sequoia Motel 43000 Sierra Drive (HWY 198) $69-205/ two persons Welcome to Sequoia Motel only 4 miles from the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park where the General Sherman and General Grant Trees live. Sequoia Motel is a small and personable place, with just 14 rooms including our cabins. We know our guests by their names not their room numbers. Our goal is to have our guests feel comfortable and glad to be at the Sequoia Motel. You have a choice of a room or a cabin with kitchen and fireplace for 2 to 6 persons. All our rooms are nonsmoking. Smoking is permitted outside. Are you having a special occasion or wedding at the White Horse Inn? Why not stay right across the street at the Sequoia Motel? Did you know the Sequoia Motel and the Sequoia National Park are only 3 and a half hours from the Los Angeles area? Come relax, enjoy the flower gardens and swimming pool after a great day of exploring Three Rivers and Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Park
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Sequoia River Dance Bed
and Breakfast 40534 Cherokee Oaks Drive $110-145/ two persons Dan and Sharon Bullene offer five bedrooms in their quiet and comfortable homestay with a mountain stream running through the back yard. The tranquil setting can be enjoyed from the deck, shaded yard and patios at stream's edge. Country comforts include a bicycle ride, coffee by the fireplace in the common room, a game of chess or a movie and popcorn in the media room, or leisurely reading from the library of books on the local history of the Yokut and Potwisha Indian tribes, local ranchers and homesteaders or the founding of Sequoia, the nation's second oldest National Park. The fireside breakfast includes freshly ground coffee, teas, juice, fruit, yogurt, granola, and a hot entree. Dan and Sharon previously owned a popular fine dining restaurant and jazz club. They offer special rates for groups, including retreats for spiritual, yoga, arts, crafts, quilting and book clubs. Credit cards accepted are VISA, MC, AMEX, along with personal checks and travelers checks. Located 6 miles from the Ash Mountain main Sequoia National Park entrance. |
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Sequoia Village Inn Sierra Lodge |
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Three Rivers Bed and Breakfast 42490 Kaweah River Drive $100-120/1-2 persons, $20 each additional person Leah "Catherine" Launey and Peter Sodhy offer two rooms in their lovely Mediterranean style home located on the Main Fork of the Kaweah River. Each bedroom has a high ceiling, tiled floor, queen-sized bed, satellite TV/VCR, telephone, high-speed Internet, ceiling fan, wood-burning fireplace, A/C, heat, private verandah, private river view, private river access, private bathroom with tub/shower. Air mattresses or cots are available for 2 additional guests per room. Common areas include heated outdoor swimming pool, and small hot tub in the courtyard facing the river. Laundry room, business fax available. Other amenities include pool table, foos ball, ping pong, table games, books, videos, and music. Swim "toys" include a poolside basketball goal, poolside volleyball net, small sandbox for children, and a small above-ground baby pool. In the wintertime, breakfast is served in the common room, accented by candlelight and firelight from the large wood-burning fireplace. In the spring, summer, and fall, breakfast may be served in the courtyard outside, as a lovely alternative. Breakfast favorites include Catherine's quiche, blackberry cobbler, baked Granny Smith apple, pancakes with hot fruit compote on top, spiced apple yogurt, spiced persimmon yogurt, seasonal fresh fruit, and spiced apple cider. Coffee, tea, cider (in season) and hot cocoa available all day, if requested. Children and small pets are welcome, $20 per pet. No smoking. Lovely walks, all generally following the course of the river, are available along Kaweah River Drive (private road). VISA, MC, AMEX accepted. 8 miles from the Ash Mountain entrance to Sequoia National Park. |
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| Three Rivers Hideaway www.threerivershideaway.com 43364 Sierra Dr. Three Rivers, CA 93271 559-561-4413 |
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