Ranches in Yosemite Village

"Very nice"

"Excellent stay, very comfortable, great service and supermarket in the lobby, and restaurants in the property. Strongly recommend. "

"I reach the park super easy, everyone was amazing, our tent, the bathrooms and showers were clean, with hot water, "

"Due to the remote location - this all amenities resort is essential. Those amenities are excellent. Pricey, but excellent."

"I absolutely love this resort and would highly recommend it!! The staff is super friendly and helpful. One staff member ran to open a door for me when I was bringing in my luggage. It was raining one day, so we spent the day at the spa. What an amazing experience. I never thought I would be glad it rained on a vacation day. Also, the restaurant is fantastic. My husband was talking about his meal days later. We look forward to coming back again someday."

"room was okay but not super clean. Also the restaurant was closed which was inconvenient for us"

"Travelers should ignore the bad reviews this property got, especially if booking a cabin or tent cabin. We had a great experience! Super convenient to the south entrance of Yosemite. The basic cabin was so cute and I’d definitely stay there again. It had a kitchen, coffee maker, fire pit and picnic table and chairs outside. It wasn’t cold at all but if traveling in winter months you may want to bring a portable heater. My friend stayed in a tent cabin and it was very nice, looked newly remodeled with nice floors. The check in process was very smooth. They even have a well stocked store with firewood and all camping essentials. I’ve been to several glamping sites and was impressed with my experience at Indian Flat. 5 stars!"

"We had a wonderful 3-night stay. Very comfortable bedding, which, after long days of hiking, was very welcome."

"Fantastic way to experience the greatest outdoors. This was my first time staying overnight in Yosemite Valley and the convenience of Curry Village is an outstanding perk for day hikes and shuttle access. They provide blankets, but I strongly recommend keeping an eye on the overnight lows and bringing a sleeping bag if you're in one of the unheated tent cabins."