Note regarding your stay in the Three Rivers area:

The motels, bed-and-breakfasts, and other overnight accommodations in Three Rivers and the surrounding areas are family-owned and operated. They all aim to please, and if there is something amiss in your room or with the service, they would appreciate knowing about it and, in addition, will do everything possible to provide the assistance you require.   

However, this is a rural area and there are some fundamental elements that are beyond the owner's control, such as:

Technology—

(1) Unless your cell-phone provider is AT&T, you will not have phone service in Three Rivers. 

(2) Many lodging facilities offer free wireless Internet, but it will be slower than that which is available in metropolitan areas. 

Mother Nature—

(1) In the summer in Three Rivers, it is hot, sometimes hitting 100 degrees for several days at a time. All motel rooms are air-conditioned, but some of the small, in-room type of units may produce more noise through the night than what you may be accustomed to at home. 

(2) There are bugs here and although we have attempted for many generations to eradicate every last one, they keep returning. Lodging facilities work hard to keep rooms and grounds insect-free, but at some point you may encounter ants, mosquitoes, a spiderweb, or yellowjackets. In the case of ants, keep all sweets in sealed baggies or sealed containers and they won't be attracted to the area.

   In exchange for these minor inconveniences, Three Rivers residents have the privilege of residing in one of the last, best places in all of California! Notice that there is never a traffic jam (except on a three-day weekend at the Sequoia National Park entrance), there isn't a single stoplight in town, and there isn't a view of the High Sierra like this from any other town on the west side of the range.

Take your pick from a selection of charming rooms and cabins at this picturesque motel that is located just 4 miles from the entrance to Sequoia National Park. After spending your days exploring Three Rivers and Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, rest and relax at Sequoia Motel while enjoying the swimming pool and onsite gardens. Tom and Chris make every effort to make your stay in Kaweah Country a memorable one. Sequoia Motel is featured in the French travel guidebook Le Guide du Routard.

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   Nestled in the foothills amongst hundreds of acres of orange groves and only 16 miles from Sequoia National Park. Eight romantic Gone with the Wind-themed rooms, a swimming pool, and a Jacuzzi hot tub located in the Grove Park for privacy, which is open 24 hours.

  A full gourmet breakfast is prepared by Chef Marie and served outside in the garden courtyard or in the formal dining room. Scott picks oranges everyday from the local groves for fresh-squeezed orange juice. Voted "Best Bed and Breakfast" eight years running in The Kaweah Commonwealth's Best of Kaweah Country reader's poll. AAA 3-diamond rating.
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Located six miles from the entrance to Sequoia National Park and with 103 rooms ranging in size from two queen beds to Jacuzzi suites, the Comfort Inn & Suites offers all the comforts of a familiar hotel known around the nation within the unique environment of Three Rivers. Within easy walking distance is a shopping center with a market, drug store, post office, hair salon, and two restaurants. Lake Kaweah is a five-minute drive with convenient access for swimming, boating, and fishing for trophy bass, catfish, and trout.
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WILL OPEN MAY 28 FOR THE 2010 SUMMER/FALL SEASON

Providing lodging and meals for travelers to the Mineral King area of Sequoia National Park since 1934. Rustic and deluxe cabins and chalets are equipped with kitchens, decks, and barbecues. At 7,000 feet elevation, the cabins are spread over 15 acres of conifer forest with views from every cabin.

  The cozy family restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and is well-known for their fresh pies. The mountain store has maps, books, hats, T-shirts, gifts, souvenirs, snacks, sundries, and camping and hiking supplies.

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