The Inelle, Oakhurst Yosemite, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

前台就一個人，然後房間電話是不通前台的，所以也不存在什麼服務了。要東西得去前台要。酒店沒有電梯，兩層樓，房間靠裡麪要走挺遠的。總體還行吧，但去Yosemite是真遠。開車40分鐘左右到入口，開到tunnel view要1個半小時，去Yosemite真的累，儘量訂近一點的酒店。這地方周圍沒啥吃的，有倆超市。隔壁廣場有一家中餐，非常美式中餐，可以避雷了。酒店的餐食還不錯，菜單很小，但品質還可以。酒店隔音不錯

酒店非常吵！隔音非常差。設施新，但是房間非常不通風。非常難受。連夜走了。

This hotel has several significant issues. EV charging is poorly managed, with gas cars frequently occupying the spots despite ample other parking. Staff presence is a problem; I experienced long waits for front desk assistance during a busy dinner period and difficulty finding staff in the kitchen during breakfast. Despite my Platinum Elite status, a room upgrade was refused. Furthermore, staff seemed unaware of membership benefits, initially charging me for complimentary breakfast, which was frustrating even though later corrected. Room service was subpar: only the bed was made and towels refilled. The floor wasn't vacuumed, and trash wasn't emptied. I regret tipping. A major warning: avoid rooms near the stairwell. With no elevators, all guests use the stairs, and the door creates significant noise. Our room next to the stairs meant no sleep until 2 AM and being woken by 5-6 AM due to guest traffic. For Yosemite visitors: be aware this hotel is a 2-hour drive (4-hour round trip) to Yosemite Valley. Consider lodging closer to the park's west entrance (approx. 20 minutes to the Valley) as this south-side location is not ideal for Yosemite trips.

Great little hotel just outside of Yosemite National Park. This newly renovated property was our base to go in and out the parks every day and was a good place to call home for a couple of nights, complete with lots of car chargers. Breakfast outside on the well positioned and set up patio were wonderful and totally unexpected. The bar / lounge area in the evening was also a nice addition. Good food and service all around and thanks to GM Billie Joe for making things just right!

This was the most disappointing hotel I've stayed at since I went to Paris years ago and almost passed out from the strong smell off fresh insecticide all over the room. I check in for a two-night stay to this hotel (with no elevator), get a second floor room, walk into a freezing hallway and find the HVAC off and the room temperature is 58! I ask for another room, which also has the HVAC off. It's January, so I'm coming in from the cold, and think/hope maybe a hot shower will help. The shower (or sink water, as I checked) didn't get warmer than luke warm (maybe 80; though it was appropriately hot in the morning). After more than an hour, the room is still cold at 66! There is also no coffee maker in the room! When I go to bed, I have to put towels by the front door and door to an adjoining room to avoid the cold air from the hallway and other room chilling my room. In the morning, there is to-go coffee out, but there are no lids. The staff (front desk on both days) and others admit the property is experiencing 'growing pains'. Also, some of the fitness equipment was not operational. In hindsight, I should have left and gone to the Fairfield Inn less than a mile away (with a lower rate). I selected this property specifically because it was 'A Tribute Portfolio Hotel', thinking, based on the property description, it would provide a deluxe experience in a romantic setting. Beyond being crushed by the freezing room, cold shower, and lack of in-room coffee, the property, from the outside looks like a re-done Ramada Inn. Inside, there is a large, pleasant common area with a (non-working) firepit outside. The property manager said the HVAC was off for the 'environment' and to save money. Basically, management was dismissive of my concerns. They unilaterally provided a point credit worth $14, which Marriott corporate said was enough to preclude a better response (so they know the game; they also locked me out of writing a review on the Marriott website).