Name: Yosemite Coulterville Inn
Address: 5004 Main St, Coulterville, CA 95311, USA, Coulterville, Coulterville, Coulterville, 95311, United States of America
Rating: 9

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Yosemite Coulterville Inn

Coulterville

Our rooms were reasonably clean and comfortable. The service quality has room to improve, however. Checking was a bit confusing at first. The hospitality here was a bit off. The culture at this hotel and around town was rather political. Many of residents here are Trump supporters and they'd make it known. And that makes it a bit uncomfortable for visitors who are not interested in politics.

Not a place to rest and enjoy.

We didn't know what to expect. We arrived and found an antique store where we thought the inn was located. We went inside and looked around but no one was there. We went outside and the owner was walking across the street. He also owns the saloon across the street. He's greeted us warmly, showed us upstairs and to our room. We were the only guests there so we had ample room to move around. We spent some time chatting with the owner which was great. Breakfast is on your own meaning that eveything you need is set out and you make your own. We enjoyed this very much. Also, the eggs are from his own chickens so they are super fresh and tasty.

A little quirky but a lot of fun

We had reservations for 7/19/16 but upon arrival, decided not to stay. There was no sign to let you know what the place was called, other than an antique store. Only found it because of address. There was nobody around. Hand written sign on door to call a phone number on arrival. The town had a population of 115. We were starved when we arrived and there's no place to eat. Wasn't very inviting and kind of intimidating for 2 females traveling alone. I think this place is highly misrepresented on the hotel sites. I will definitely not be using that site any more.

bad experience.

We've never stayed at a B & B  before,so this was 'iffy'. We have friends who have property about 8 miles out of town. The only other place to stay was the Hotel Jeffrey which we had stayed a few years earlier,but they recently had an electrical fire,so the hotel was closed. The Rose B & B is right across the street. It's a 100+ year old Victorian  & the lower floor is an antique shop! The New owner Fernando is a very pleasant man who lives downstairs.Atop the antique shop is the B & B,4 rooms,.two have their own bathrooms,two share a very nice full bath with a claw foot tub! you  enter directly into the dining room/ full kitchen wonderfully decorated.We had full access to the fridge,everyone cooks their own breakfast if they wish.We brought wine & of course,he had everything from wine glasses all the comforts of home. We have a small service dog,who thoroughly enjoyed walking around & visiting the other guests as if he were in our home. Beautifully furnished,very clean & comfortable,we will DEFINITELY stay again when we visit next. Fernando informs the guests a little bit about the buildings history, he has a great book & asks everyone to leave a bit of info of themselves & their stay. was great fun.Really enjoyed ourselves.my only suggestion for you Fernando- window screens! The room was very comfortable with central air,but I love to have open windows as well. Before we checked out as we were on the screened in porch,I got a not so nice surprise from a hornet! ouch.We will see you again hopefully before the end of the year.thanks again.

our recent trip to Coulterville,ca

I had the pleasure of staying here over the 4th of July weekend.  The Rose Cottage also known as the Yosemite Coulterville Inn, is a must-stay for any  fan of the old west or anyone intrigued with history.   Many thanks to Fernando and Anthony for making our stay personable and fun.  The breakfast was great and you can choose between chicken or turkey eggs as well as a wide selection of hot and cold cereals, pastries and fresh fruit, some picked the same morning from trees located on the property.  All of the rooms are comfortably furnish with many unusual and interesting antiques.  The air conditioning and ceiling fans keep the rooms very comfortable and there is free wifi. Be sure to browse the Antique store Fernando and Anthony run, located downstairs from the guest house. This is a great place to stay in order to explore Yosemite National Park and the regions many Ghost Towns and historic sites. The entire town of Coulterville is a historic landmark, consisting of 42 buildings from the mid 19th century.  Across the street are the town's museum and an authentic old west saloon. both  dating from the 1850's.  Fernando runs the saloon on Friday nights and the entertainment alternates between live musical performances and karaoke.  The towns people are very friendly and interesting to talk to, everyone makes you feel right at home.

Like coming home

Had a long weekend stay over 4th July weekend, the hotel is right in the centre of town it is connected to an antique store and the owner also owns the local saloon. Was a really nice stay with such great customer service for the price we paid. I would stay here again in a heartbeat and recommend this hotel for anyone looking to take in a little bit of history in a small town community that help to shape the experience. Close enough to the park to drive in daily also.

This place is a real gem and the owner is by far the jewel in the crown.

The hotel is so cosy that it makes you feel at home, it's only an hour from Yosemite, everything is impeccable, the rooms are very comfortable and the decor is delicious, I recommend it to everyone, the experience was very, very good.

It is excellent.

A very charming little hotel, with a lot of sealing. Not to spoil anything, Fernando the owner, is really small-minded! Marianne, at the reception, is very nice too. As proof, we made a mistake on the booking date and the hotel was full, Fernando made his own room available to us and managed to sleep with friends, hallucinating! And finally a breakfast included worthy of that name! There was coffee of course, but also eggs, bread, cereals, yogurt, etc. Once we had nothing, Fernando made sure! The little hotel is in the kitchen, where we all met and shared our trip with the other people who came back to the hotel, and it was a very nice trip with Fernando, and we still missed a great deal of fun and a great deal of fun!

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