We stayed in a 1 bedroom apartment. Fully equipped kitchen. Right in front of the pool. Good space for my little family. Cafe is right next door for a quick bite, but closes at 11am. Gas station and mini mart are very close by. All on the same lot.

Some items were dusty and not wiped down in the kitchen. Dining chairs were dirty and wobbly, and would have eventually fell apart causing us injuries. They shouldn't have been left for anyone to sit on. The staff was nice to swap them out for us when we asked for replacements. Microwave plate in the microwave would not sit flat when spinning in use. Probably not the original plate. No kitchen towels. There was a door that led to the front office. We didn't have a knob to lock it on our end, but they had access to our room. Was not comfortable with that for many reasons.

Front desk staff were friendly and helpful. We had to check out before 6am so could not stay for breakfast which was at 6:30am but they did allow us in to grab some cereal and oatmeal packets, milk and orange juice and eat an early breakfast in our room.

Almost missed the Inn. Name of the inn could be displayed in a more prominent place. Even though our GPS said we had arrived, all we saw was a Gas station and restaurant and a building next to it. We were ready to turn around and retrace our drive when we saw the name of the hotel in the corner at the end of the building. See attached picture.

The room and bathroom were clean and what we expected from a roadside inn. Staff was very nice and helpful in cancelling our second night upon arrival, as we realised the location was not great for our plans to visit Yosemite NP. They offer a standard continental breakfast (which looked good, but we only had a coffee). Pool looked good (didn't use it) and there's a gas station right next to the property, which is super convenient.

The Inn is located at least 1.5h away from the main parts of Yosemite NP, which we didn't realize before. Also, it's not in the center of the city, so no other amenities close-by, which is fine for a roadside inn (which is what we wanted).

The room was very clean and comfortable. The bed was great, and I liked that their pillows are varying degrees of density, so a person can choose their comfort. Price was very reasonable. The staff was very friendly.

When I first walked into the hallway, up the stairs, I was worried about what kind of hotel I signed up for because there were a lot of stains and some debris there. Gratefully, the floor in my room was immaculate as was the rest of the room. My TV didn’t work while I was there, but they sent a maintenance guy up right away and replaced it.

A fairly standard motel, with rooms perhaps a bit larger than many. It's mostly the corridor type (like hotels) rather than the more typical balcony-type where you enter from the outside, which is a plus because nobody walks past your window every five minutes. (There is a smaller section of the latter type as well, but even those rooms have windows on the other side to the doors). Despite a large road nearby, there was little noise: the building is on a hill above the road. The included breakfast was very good for an establishment of this class. Yes, mostly pre-packaged food (e.g. waffles), plus boiled eggs, toasts, etc., but enough variety to fill you up. For those who doesn't like or miss it, there is a cafe literally next door, as well as a gas station. Somewhat unusually for an American motel, there even was a coffee machine in the room, although whether one can call 'coffee' what it produces is debatable.

The room lighting was a bit too dim. Also, in our room the TV remote control did not match the TV and thus didn't work.

I liked having the washer and dryer to do my laundry, the staff was very friendly and helpful, and I liked having the table and chairs,

I was not impressed with the breakfast. I had stayed at Heritage Inn two nights before I stayed at the Aladdin Inn. Your rooms were quieter than theirs, but their breakfast was great. For breakfast I had scrambled eggs, sausage links, biscuits and gravy, and French toast and the items you served for breakfast. After staying at the Aladdin in that one night I went back to the Heritage Inn.

We always stay here when we go to Sonora for a day . Comfertable clean friendly staff.

We like it there. Last few times noticed that " the breakfast " had less to choose from n lower supply on somethings. Wasn't the same as back few months ago. We've been there before so knew what was like but I saw some of the people that came in where kinda like hmmmm. Expecting "breakfast" to maybe be alittle more. BUT we've been pleased with our stay Thank you

Spacious and clean rooms; great for the price point

Some reviewers suggested the hotel offered an excellent b'fast - creating an expectation that the Motel b'fast was going to be something special; I'm not sure what they were refeering to - was an average american motel b'fast with way too much sugary foods and way too much plastic packaging that filled up the rubish bin; I just dont understand why in the USA people prefer plastic stuff that never degraded compared to metal cutlury that can be washed and re-used

The room had a freezer in the fridge, a microwave and a coffee maker. Beds were comfotable.

TV was Ok. There was no guide button so it was hard to find something to watch. Kids on the 2nd floor were constantly running down in hall and slamming doors so it was hard to go to sleep.

Great place to stay. Very large room, two queen beds, microwave, air con, bath and shower. Extremely clean. Comfy beds. Good location, easy to find and close to shops and fuel station. My stay was very quiet, hardly any noise or traffic passing. Close to Yosemite - good location.

There was no hairdryer, which caught me out. There was no safety chain on the door - as a solo female traveller, I would prefer one.