"Not recommended, because I chose the wrong date, one day earlier, and the platform and the hotel did not agree to change the date. The platform said the hotel did not agree, and the hotel said the platform did not agree. Disappointed, bad review!!! I will not use Ctrip after returning to China."

"If you’re looking for a unique place to stay in Visalia—whether you’re on a California road trip, heading up to Sequoia National Park, or just passing through the Central Valley—this Inn is the hidden gem you didn’t know you needed. The JD Hyde Historic Inn is a lovingly restored Victorian Queen Anne home with only five boutique suites, giving it an intimate, cozy atmosphere that feels worlds apart from a standard hotel. One of the biggest perks for me was the EV charger on site. I drive a Hummer EV SUV, and finding a place with reliable overnight charging was a game changer before heading into the park where chargers are nonexistent. That alone made this Inn worth booking—but everything else made it unforgettable. We stayed in a spacious two-bedroom suite, beautifully decorated with period details, and even had a charming screened-in balcony. It was reasonably priced and, unlike many other properties, they allowed a one-night stay with no extra fees—perfect for road trippers. The Inn is pet-friendly, and my 3-year-old loved meeting Toby, a gentle Great Dane, and Jazz, a fluffy pup—both part of the charm. While children are welcome, I’d say the property is best suited for couples or small groups who can appreciate the historic décor. It would be an amazing spot for a girls’ weekend, bridal shower, or bachelorette retreat, thanks to its quaint, intimate atmosphere, cocktail hour, and relaxing outdoor spaces. The grounds themselves are lovely, with a pool, jacuzzi, and lush garden areas that make you want to linger. What sets it apart: the service. Dulce, the hostess, texted us before and on the day of check-in to make sure everything was seamless. She welcomed us warmly, gave us a tour, and went above and beyond during our stay. In the morning, we met one of the owners, who was experimenting with typeface stamps to create personalized cards for guests. We ended up geeking out over architecture, décor, real estate, and geography—especially fun since he grew up near our own hometown. Final take: Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway in Visalia, a boutique inn stay near Sequoia National Park, or a quaint small-group retreat like a girls’ trip or bachelorette event, the JD Hyde Historic Inn is a rare find. Honestly, the only reason I’d return to Visalia would be to stay here again."

"This is a new hotel built on what feels like an empty lot. Our room was on the second floor, and we couldn't tell what equipment was downstairs, but the floor kept shaking when standing by the window. The breakfast selection was very limited and cost $20 per person. Overall, it was just okay."

"Great environment, great service"

"Hotel was quite dirty and the bathroom was really stinky. Would never come back again. So glad we only spent 1 night there"

"Nice breakfast easy to many restaurants Have many fun places for kids nearby"

"The AC was very noisy."

"The location is quite convenient. It is a good hotel for staying when going to Sequoia State Park. There are restaurants and coffee shops around. Parking is also cheap at $10."

"It was a decent motel, good enough for one night, but I woke up with a lot of red rashes the next day, and the bedding wasn't very clean."