The restaurant there is good to very good, although, in the winter, make sure they bring your food hot. Also, if you're selling top secret government information, you don't want to stay at the Wawona. The walls are paper thin and you can enjoy a stereo dose of conversations from the good tourists on both sides of you. The deer are an unmarked hazard and I remember one year, during rutting season, I was chased off the 6th hole by a rather large and love-sick buck. It's easy to make light of these memories, but visitors should be warned.
Deer are dangerous.
More than a couple of people this century have been kicked or gored to death by these seemingly peaceful browsers. They used to have a sign warning folks of this, but I think someone stole it. My absolute favorite place to stay in Wawona is in a community called, The Redwoods. You have to do your homework. You have to ask a lot of questions.