Agritourism Three Rivers Hotels

Rooms are large and clean. Each building only has a few rooms, making it quiet. I recommend staying here rather than large chain hotels nearby. It's a great place to stay.

Good service, family friendly

We stayed here for a weekend trip to the 2 parks and it was great. the staff was super friendly, the room was clean and cozy, and overall it felt very safe. i am a paranoid person and so is my friend, but as two women staying alone in a hotel that’s kind of in the middle of nowhere, i seriously felt so safe. even the town that was up the street had the most amazing, friendly, and helpful people. i would highly recommend staying at the three rivers comfort inn and we will definitely be back.

The room was adequate but the restaurant made it all worthwhile. Perched above the Keweah River, the restaurant views were fantastic. An outdoor patio allowed a chance to sip your wine or whiskey and watch the roaring river go by. Swallows swooped over the river, hunting insects and chasing the ravens. Food was wonderful. Staff so friendly and helpful.

Seems like they have been doing updates/upgrades on the property. The sheets were really comfortable and felt clean.

There was a nice view outside the window, the receptionist at the front desk was very friendly and welcoming. At the office, they provide dining options within 10 minutes of the property, which was very helpful considering the lack of service in the area. I would recommend bringing inside slippers, the carpet area in the top floor felt like it wasn’t frequently vacuumed.

Lisa and Greg were wonderful hosts. Lisa's homemade breakfast and baked goods are wonderful. Fresh local fruit was a great addition to breakfast. We would definitely stay here again when visiting Sequoia!

We selected the Best Western in Exeter while visiting Sequoia and Kings Canyon. It’s located in a small, quite farming town. We found Restaurants were limited in town but had Lunch on day one and Dinner on day two in Three Rivers at River View (great hamburgers and chicken sandwiches). The hotel did sever a small continental breakfast you can take back to your room. Travel time to the Sequoia visitor center was appx. 1 hr and to Kings Canyon was about 1 1/2 hours.

This inn genuinely is so amazing and beautiful, it's breathtaking. It is such a well preserved home, and it is so well loved too! When you arrive you get a bit of a tour from the very kind and accommodating innkeeper. You are made to feel very comfortable to just explore the place as you please and to disconnect from technology! It's really cool to explore the library which also has games and chess. The pool outside is beautiful, along with the entire garden. No matter what room you stay in,...

Great place to stay in the park. Rooms on the older side but not a bother as very clean and the staff is lovely. Great breakfast!

Really loved the architecture and uniqueness of the hotel. The restaurant was also excellent.

There’s soo much bars and restaurants to go to and it’s close by. The staff are very friendly

This hotel is on the way to Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park from Los Angeles. One of the last large, budget hotels due south of the Park, before you start getting into the smaller, resort-priced places right next to the Park. The Motel 6 in nearby Porterville LOOKS cheaper--but BEWARE! The Motel 6 hides a $50 "administrative fee" in addition to the price advertised on Hotels.com. So I'd rather stay at a place that just tells me how much its rooms costs, like Super 8 did, than a place...

It was so quiet and peaceful in the park. Parking was convenient. The rooms are comfortable and nicely equipped.

Such a welcoming and cozy little spot ☺️ Gena was super loving and welcoming towards Us. The cabins even tho little, were more than enough. Plus very clean facilities. I would DEFINITELY recommend this place.