KATHLEEN
When it comes to places to stay while visiting Yosemite for a few days, you could choose to rough it and camp in the park — but that’s not for me. You could choose to stay in one of the in-park properties, but they cost an arm and a leg and the accommodations still look pretty barebones. OR you can choose the option away from the crowds that lets you relax in a cozy, quiet environment, go to sleep with the sound of frogs, wake up with the sound of birds, and enjoy the serenity of a beautiful, peaceful environment under the doting hospitality of Leo and Kim staying discreetly out of view but still making sure to offer you whatever you might need to make your stay right. It’s not a difficult decision, and it’s the one we will gladly make again if we come back to the area.
