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Everything was satisfactory

It was right off the freeway and there are many places to eat around the area. I think the only thing I didn’t like were the homeless around the area but nothing you could do about that.

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.

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.

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

Wonderful experience! We had a very very bad experience somewhere else, but this place made up for it. Beautiful immaculate room. Porta-crib in the room waiting when we checked in about 10PM after a very long trip. The baby slept, well, like a BABY! Our king bed was very comfy and I finally got a great nights sleep. Staff were very personable. I also must say that as a property touting "Breakfast included" I really never expect much but as hotel free buffets go, I have never had better. Quite...

This was amazing and safe hotel to stay in room was so amazing and the bed was so comfortable i would definitely come here again.also breakfast was so delicious 😋

Clean, quiet, friendly staff, not far from Sequoia National Park

The room was cozy and comfortable. The bed pillows were perfect, I love my pillow firm and my husband prefers soft. The location of the Hotel was close to the main roads of Porterville, yet we heard no road noise. the room was very quiet.

Spent the night to attend a wedding which was convenient to the wedding venue. Great location, close to stores and restaurants. However, at check-in, the agent was rude and unpleasant.

Very clean, easy to find. Our stay was comfortable and very quiet. The lady at the Check in office was very kind and informed us about breakfast and the times it would be served. Provided WIFI code and informed that if any problems to call and let her know. I tried other hotels in the area but i am definitely sticking to this one from now on.

I visit My husband Every Weekend this hotel is very clean Customer Service Is always on point . Angee & Pwee 💋

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!

Hotel was clean ...what i really liked is the floor was clean.

The staff was always friendly and helpful. The room I stayed in was clean and spacious. Wonderful stay, would definitely stay here again.

The pictures on the website do not match the place. It is nicer in person and I was surprised at how well kept and clean it was.

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...

We've stayed here before so we arrived knowing what to expect. This is a moderately priced motel with recently remodeled rooms. It's 20 minutes off the 198/Visalia. For those who love wine or fruit it is perfectly located among the many small towns. We have family in Orange Cove, which is why we already knew about this little gem. All of that said the best part is that this hotel is about 1hr from the Kings Canyon gate. Most people use the "front door" to get into Sequoia. It's twisting,...