Dog-friendly Groveland Hotel

Groveland Hotel

Groveland Hotel

18767 Main St.
Groveland, California 95321
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Local Phone: (209) 962-4000
E-mail: guestservices@groveland.com

Take a step back in time at the oldest hotel in the Yosemite area. Just like gold in the California Gold Rush, the Groveland Hotel is a remarkable find among Groveland, CA hotels with its 18 beautifully-appointed guest rooms, wrap around porches, and a delightful tiered patio.

Groveland Hotel room

From the floor to the ceiling, the Groveland Hotel has undergone a complete face-lift.

Deep carpeting invite toes to luxuriate in the cushiony softness; fresh paint lightens the mood while recessed lighting brightens your stay; double-paned windows
Groveland Hotelbring in the sunshine without the heat/cold or noise; interesting artwork sets the style; and new beds, linens and comforters will make you want to stay in bed all day!

Groveland Hotel yard

The Groveland Hotel is about a half hour from Yosemite National Park's year-round northern entrance.
Guests and other visitors are invited to dine at Provisions Restaurant at the Groveland Hotel. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is served at the outdoor dog-friendly patio.


 

Dog-friendly policies:

  • Size: All sizes
  • Breed restrictions: None
  • Maximum number allowed: 3
  • Cost per dog: $20 Per Night
  • Percentage of rooms that are dog-friendly: Less than 50%

Dog-friendly property amenities:

  • Special treats

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