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The Suite (Spa) at Tenaya at Yosemite accommodates up to 5 guests and pairs accessible design with thoughtful comforts. Designed for accessibility, the suite features wheelchair-width doorways, low-height counters, sinks, desk and door lock, and a low-height view port in the door. Climate-controlled heating and air conditioning combine with blackout drapes and premium Egyptian cotton sheets to create a restful mountain retreat.
Sleeping arrangements center on a single King bed with a pillowtop mattress and premium, hypo-allergenic bedding, while the suite’s layout and private bathroom are equipped for ease of use. The bathroom supplies bathrobes, complimentary toiletries including shampoo and soap, a hair dryer, towels and toilet paper, and a shower for refreshing post-adventure routines. In-room conveniences include a 40-inch LCD TV with satellite and premium channels plus pay movies, a refrigerator, coffee and tea maker, and free bottled water so refreshments are always close at hand. Limited-hour room service is also available.
Staying in this Suite (Spa) connects you with Tenaya at Yosemite’s on-site wellbeing and leisure offerings. Guests enjoy access to the Ascent Spa — with massage, body treatments and sauna/steam facilities — as well as the resort pools and fitness room as part of the resort fee. Complimentary Wi‑Fi, overnight parking, business center access, toll-free/local calls and daily bottled water are among the included amenities that help make a stay both convenient and restorative.





























Yes. The Suite (Spa) is built with accessibility in mind: wheelchair-width doorways, a low-height bed, low-height counter and sink, a low-height desk, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door. The TV also offers closed captioning.
The suite has 1 king bed with a pillowtop mattress, Egyptian cotton sheets and premium hypo-allergenic bedding. It sleeps up to 5 guests. Cribs, pack-n-plays and rollaway beds carry a $30 per-stay charge and are limited to one per room, so it helps to mention your group size when you reserve.
Inside you'll find air conditioning and heating, blackout drapes, a 40-inch LCD TV with satellite and premium channels and pay movies, a refrigerator, a coffee and tea maker and free bottled water. The private bathroom has a shower, bathrobes, a hair dryer, towels and free toiletries. Room service runs during limited hours.
The daily resort fee covers Wi-Fi, overnight parking, two bottles of water daily, business center access, toll-free and local calls, a daily newspaper, and access to the resort pools and spas. It also covers the fitness room and the saunas and steam rooms in Ascent Spa.
Ascent Spa is on site, about a one-minute walk from the hotel. It offers massage (Relaxation or Deep Tissue, in 60 or 90 minutes, single or couple formats), body wraps, facials and nail services. There are men's and women's sauna and steam rooms and a relaxation lounge with complimentary teas and infused waters. Hours are Monday–Thursday 10 AM–8 PM, Friday–Saturday 9 AM–9 PM and Sunday 9 AM–8 PM. Advance reservations are recommended on (559) 692-8954.
Tenaya at Yosemite has one indoor pool and three outdoor pools, including a zero-entry kids' splash pool and a wading pool, with private cabanas to rent. Poolside, the seasonal Bearfoot Bar is open daily 12 PM–8 PM. Jackalope's Bar & Grill serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily from 6:30 AM to 10 PM. Timberloft Pizzeria and Gold Rush Barbecue are seasonal, and Embers currently shows as closed on the resort's official page.
Suites themselves are not pet-friendly. If you book a suite and declare a pet, the room is changed to a pet-friendly room type. Pets need prior approval because numbers are limited, and the one-time fee is $125 per reservation for up to two dogs. Service animals are always welcome and exempt from the fee but must be declared at the front desk.
The resort is at 1122 Highway 41 in Fish Camp, two miles from Yosemite's South Entrance. From Fresno Yosemite International Airport it is roughly a 1 hour 20 minute drive. Self-parking is complimentary, valet is $25 a night, and there are Tesla Superchargers and Level 2 chargers on site. Fish Camp has no gas station, so fuel up beforehand, and plan on your own transport to Yosemite Valley.
The Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias is about 3 miles away, Yosemite Valley is roughly 33 miles (about an hour's drive), and the Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad is under 2 miles away. Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Bring a photo ID and a credit card, because the resort is fully cashless and accepts cards only.
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