Name: Mariposa Hotel Inn
Address: 5029 Highway 140 Mariposa,Highway 140, Mariposa, Mariposa, Mariposa, CA 95338, United States of America
Rating: 8

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Smoke-free property

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All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

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Non-smoking rooms

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Sun Deck

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Free Parking on Premises

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Windows on the World Books and Art

Mariposa County Courthouse

Mariposa Cemetery

Yosemite Ziplines and Adventure Ranch

Merced Municipal Airport

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Rustic, >100 years old but fully furnished and very clean. Teddy Roosevelt stayed there en route on horseback to Yosemite. The proprietor Mary was so very accommodating and a historical expert on the hotel and the town. Furnished w/ well-kept antiques and a panorama of vintage pics of a by-gone era arrayed on the walls. Totally unique and so much better than a "modern" clone motel you can visit anywhere. 

Great old hotel

Rustic historic hotel right in centre of Mariposa. Lots of charm, and comfortable stay.

Room features are antique, as is bed and sheets! But we found them to be reasonably comfortable and clean. 

Breakfast options were continental, which can be enjoyed on the veranda watching hummingbirds feed.

Enjoyable stay, obviously dated so don't expect modern comforts, but that is its charm. 

Rustic charm

Just got back from a stay ..The location is about 50 minutes to Yosemite gate..from the gate it’s about 15-20 mins to Yosemite valley/Curry village. The breakfast was continental pastries , yogurt etc (coffee was delicious)..very clean rooms and hotel ..Hostess super kind ! Love the town of Mariposa but everything seems to close early around 9 pm but surprisingly very good restaurants within walking distance. Our room had small mini refrigerator, small compact hair blow dryer.. my bed was sooo comfortable..not much parking in front but go to back plenty parking there.. note there is no elevator and the hotel is a floor up which means lots of stairs..,there is a bar next door but although noisy they  seem to close down pretty early also so didn’t not keep me awake.

Comfortable and cozy..little dated but that’s the charm

We chose that hotel for one night while coming from Bakersfield and heading towards Yosemite Valley. The Mariposa Hotel Inn, a historic facility with just 6 rooms, is really, really old and makes you feel a bit like you are in a Western movie. 

Mariposa is a really small town with a beautiful main street where also the Mariposa Hotel Inn is located. Plenty of parking spaces are available to the back side. 

We arrived on a late afternoon, went through the main entrance, up the stairs (there is no elevator!) and were overwhelmed how cozy the place was. 
We were checked in by Sally, an elderly lady with a really good sense of humor. She showed us our room and the breakfast area and gave us all the details we needed to know.

Our room was to the backside. Due to this and that Mariposa is really small it was absolutely quiet.
It was really clean with a romantic, historic, individual flair. Beds were really soft and comfortable.
Also the bathroom was really clean though it could use some renovation. But absolutely ok for one night.

The breakfast area was on the patio to the parking lot with many, many hummingbirds flying around. Just beautiful!
Not that beautiful is the breakfast itself (when you are used to European breakfast). Actually it is just some pastries and tea/coffee. Nothing spectacular, absolutely not healthy. Ok for one morning. Positive aspect: They serve on porcellain rather than styrofoam.

We really enjoyed our stay in that tiny hotel in that tiny city. Actually we would love to come there again - but actually there not so much to do when you plan to visit Yosemite anyway and have no other plans that require you to stay a bit offsite.

Just small but beautiful and friendly

Arrived quite late on the first night, but phoned on route, so no problem and still had a warm welcome. It was like a step back in time both with decor and hospitality. Everything was somewhat dated, but that's what gave it it's charm. Far more memorable that any motel to hotel chain. The 2 items in the room that reminded what era you were in was the standard flat screen TV and the Air-Con. Both items looked out of place (a black screen and a big white chiller cut into an outside wall), we didn't use either and were more that happier just the ceiling fan and no TV. We could have that at home. We were on holiday, and not at home! Breakfast was basic but enough.
Again, what made it memorable was having it on the outdoor balcony with Humming birds for company. As for location, it worked out well for use. Quite a bit cheaper, and about an hour's drive into the Yosemite Valley on our first day. The drive back felt longer, but broke it up with a 'dinner' stop. The second day we drove south the Mariposa Grove, then north back to the Valley before heading east to Mammoth Lakes.

A step back in time

Really enjoyed staying at this hotel. It has lots of old world charm. From the rooms to breakfast on the terrace with the hummingbirds we loved it all. Great location in the centre of town and as a base for exploring Yosemite.

Loved it

We stayed in room 6 which is large and has a separate entrance. The bed was super comfy. Decor is a bit tired and could use some sprucing up. The innkeeper was very accommodating. 
Breakfast is simple,fruit and packaged muffins. 

Nice!

My husband and I spent the night there on our way from Yosemite back to our son’s house. It’s such a cute 6room hotel and Mary was so kind and helpful with suggestions on where to eat and other places to check out. I am just disappointed that we didn’t have more time there.  We would definitely stay there again!

Charming little hotel 

Liked the feel of the place,but room small,bed very soft and lumpy.Breakfast poor,price not good value for money(why no bread or toast for breakfast that's not asking for much!) Room was clean,and parking outside or behind hotel.would not stay again.

This small hotel is in an older building, which shows, but it also has a lot of charm. The rooms are very comfortable.

Pros:
Breakfast on the veranda came with free entertainment in the form of hummingbird feeders (we saw no butterflies, but LOTS of hummingbirds).
The building and rooms are charming. It feels more like a B&B than a hotel.
The hotel is right on Mariposa's main street with a number of restaurants within easy walking distance.
Free parking.

Cons:
The building is NOT and I repeat NOT disabled accessible! They did not appear to have an elevator tucked away and both entrances are up steep flights of stairs. (Also a problem if you rely on the wheels on your luggage).
You can't check in early. When we showed up at 2:15pm the landlord was off shopping...plan accordingly.
The hotel is between two beer gardens. The rear rooms are particularly "exposed" to the noise...look for one of the rooms in the front if you're noise sensitive.

Caveats:
Be aware that the steakhouse they try to send you to is the most expensive restaurant in Mariposa. It has an excellent reputation and is probably worth the price (we weren't in the mood for steak), but...

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