Booking in at lunchtime we expected the Days Inn at Oakhurst to be of a decent standard accepted the price of $132, because prices do seem to be higher the closer you get to National Parks, dropped our bags off and not being overly impressed with the room we decided to look somewhere else for another 2 nights. The room... More

We came across this hotel thru the Tourist Information advertising across road. We paid $135 pn with AAA discount. Lady in wheelchair at hotel, was great with information on Yosemite NP and recommended a tour. We had a private guide who was just magnificent and a wealth of knowledge. Rooms were clean and comfy. Continental Breaky served in small room... More

All the places to stay in Oakhurst are quite expensive, given its proximity to Yosemite National Park about 13-14 miles away. We hoped that Days Inn would be the best room for the price. Overall, we were not disappointed. The room was immaculately clean, fairly large, and the beds were very comfortable. The receptionist at the desk was very friendly... More

We came late (21.00) and had because of that reason a room for 279 USD . Because we were tired we accepted the price. Next day our body was under red irritated bumps. When we started to investigate the room we discovered a lot of little red bugs. When we pulled the sheets off the beds, we saw old dried... More

We stayed ther one night ( one too many) after visiting Yosemite. Hotel was terrible and clearly trades off it' proximity to Yosemite. When we arrived having made the mistake of pre booking the room the standard of service at check in was disgraceful. We asked to look at the room and once we had seen it we wanted to... More

Don’t stay at a Days Inn We booked a number of rooms at one of these companies’ hotels in Oakhurst, California for our family gathering over the Labor Day weekend. We used the on line booking service and when we had to make a change to one of the rooms were told that as we had booked on line we... More

We end up a this hotel since all other location to visit National Park were full : - poor room : noisy, and incomfortable - swimming pool is ridiculous - no fitness center - breakfast is inacceptable Go there only if you have no alternative. More

We lost our way when we arrived at the hotel lobby on Aug. 21 around 9:00 P.M., not only Gargi (working at the hotel front desk) gave us three rooms right away and went out of her way to help us locate our other friends who were in a different car. She called the hotel we previously booked on our... More

This hotel is set into a hill so you have to walk down from an upper (4th floor) parking lot to the 3rd floor. The only window overlooks an open air hallway/walkway on that floor. We had to keep our curtains closed because there were people and kids running back and forth between rooms that were not side-by-side. Room was... More