Stony Creek Lodge

No había agua potable. La tienda y el restaurante no tenían suministros y el primer día estaban fuera de servicio. El desayuno no fue operativo el segundo día. En general, la propiedad necesita mejor gestión.

The staff were willing but the facilities were very poor. The Men's rest room didn't appear to have been cleaned in weeks.The Lodge was due to close for winter 2 weeks later. The menu choice in the kitchen was severely depleted, no stock being ordered if something ran out. The room was very noisy from below (fridges?) The TV didn't work. the 'lounge' lighting was poor, the lounge draughty, nowhere to sit in the evening.

Parking was easy, room are poor clean, bad matress can not sleep well, back pain because matress not good. NO BREAKFAST ON TIME

If youre staying here Im guessing its because you’re visiting Sequoia Nat’l Park. There are few things to note. (1) the check in person leaves at 7pm. This was NOT stated on their website or on any platform. So when we arrived(at 7:30pm) you can imagine how freaked out we were when none of the doors would open. Thank God for this guy who was waiting in his car and told us to check if there’s a number on the door we can call because there was an envelope with our name in it that contain the keycards. But we wouldn’t have noticed it if we werent paying attention because there were a lot of posters/signs at the door, it would have been better if they had a bigger sign about it. (2) Our room did NOT have a bar soap. I went downstairs the next day to ask for one and the girl said it should have had a bar of soap. So whoever cleaned our room just wasnt paying attention. Glad we had the shampoo atleast. Also, no hair dryers. (3) Breakfast was a joke. The only thing I ate was eggs, sausage, and bagel (4) Their website said they have a restaurant. Yea I dont know cause it was close by 7:30pm! Again, no where on their website said that. So we drove to the nearest restaurant to get food. (5) it’s an old building so I didnt expect much. The cleanliness was alright, there was mold on the bathroom ceiling. And the hotel overall is outdat. Overall wouldnt recommend, I suggest going to the other ones inside. I would pay a little more for the convenience of the other accommodations.

For the sake of your health, stay away! During our stay we unfortunately observed examples of unsanitary and unclean conditions in the cafe and kitchen area and on the day of departure I was ill with a badly upset stomach, which was very unpleasant to deal with when hiking in the national park without easy access to bathrooms. I was so concerned for the health of future guests that I submitted a complaint about Stony Creek Lodge to the Tulare County Environmental Health Division, which is the first time in my life I've ever felt it necessary to report a business like this. At breakfast I didn't dare touch the sausage and eggs sitting in a dish in dirty lukewarm bain marie water so stuck to the prepacked cereals and fruit pot, though the damage was already done. The lodge looks as if it was built in about 1980 and not much has been touched since, so expect very tired and dated decor and facilities. The staff seemed to all be college age kids who presumably are there for the hiking/climbing they can do on their days off, but unfortunately seem to view running the lodge and dealing with guests as an inconvenience rather than their job. Note that the place closes very early: on the day of our arrival dinner service finished at 6.30pm (yes, finished not started!) and reception closed at 7pm. If I had a dollar for every time the staff said "it's the end of the season, we've run out" then I'd have saved a good chunk of the outrageous cost of $238 per night.