Cyndi's Snowline Lodge

Sreeram Reddy

Small but cozy place, rooms are well maintained. Staff are nice. There are a few cats owned by them, not to worry, they are silent & not aggressive. This is within Kings Canyon National Park!! Saved lot of time for our trip. There is fire place outside, at night time you can enjoy the fire’s warmth in cold nights. $129.50 for 1 night, 3 persons.

Ben Shaw

Can't say enough good about this place. I stopped at some other resort nearby in Kings Canyon at night back in February 2015 and they only had rooms for $300+, but I kept driving and stumbled along this gem for $70. The rooms are all different and rustic. Very homey feel and beverages are served downstairs. In the morning homemade waffles made right in front of you. This is the place to stay.

Jason Luban

Cyndi and her staff of ex-boyfriends give some real local color. If you're looking for a typical hotel/motel experience, this ain't it. If you are looking for a clean, quiet room for a night at a reasonable price, this is indeed the place. It certainly has its quirks (we were first greeted by a dog and sent off by a sheep named Danielle), but the positive intentions of the staff more than balanced out everything. They bend over backward for everyone, made us breakfast every morning, constantly asked if we needed anything, and even tried to give us a discount for making us wait while they cleaned up a room for us that usually isn't rented out (because they were otherwise full).

Ruth Schwartz

My husband Curt and I had a wonderful stay here at Snowline Lodge a few weeks ago. We had this lovely room upstairs that was cozy and comfortable. Although the bed was really good quality, it was a little hard for our tastes (we are used to our pillow-top bed at home). There were waffles for breakfast, which were great, and some fresh fruit would have been a nice addition. If we ever find ourselves down in this area again, Cyndi's Snowline Lodge will definitely be our first choice for a place to stay.