Hotels near Exeter, CA

“We brought our track team down form Northern California for a meet at Exeter High School. We had 30 athletes and 10 rooms so we had a large party and large reservation. From reserving the rooms to our stay, things couldn't have gone better. Sarina (sp?) at the front desk was so pleasant to work with and really made our experience top notch. She was so helpful and accommodating, she is the reason we will be back to stay here any time we're in the area. The hotel itself is very clean and well kept. It seems like it was renovated recently and updated so it is very nice. The continental breakfast has a good variety of options with some hot fresh options and then your standard bagel, muffin, fruit assortment. We would certainly stay here again, thank you Sarina and best western Exeter!”

“Booked it based on proximity to Sequoia National Park. Checked in early evening and was surprised at cleanliness of this place. The room appears to have been newly renovated with new bedding, pillows, etc. Was in time to see the beautiful sunset from this property. The room was a good size, only thing old was the table and chairs, but it had a good fridge and microwave. It makes up for the lack of breakfast options. More on that later below.The next morning I was surprised at the lack of selection at breakfast. They had the following options.1. Wheat or white sliced bread .2. Shared jar of peanut butter. Yes, shared with everyone else at breakfast. I didn't bother taking my chances.3. Single serve fruit jelly and butter packets.4. Coffee, decaf or regular + creamer.5. Hot water.6. Orange juice from concentrate.7. Packaged muffins, chocolate or poppy seed. I don't recommend it.So the next morning, I bought instant noodle and a can of sardines from the supermarket across the street. Clean hotel room was much more important than free breakfast.”

“Really cheap. Perfect for a daytrip to sequoia.Nice room.But Clima and fridge are really loud. Also it takes about 100min to get to the sequoia Nationalpark where you can start hicking! Sequoia entrance is about 50 min away”