Loved this place! I stayed in canvas castle, tent #5. It was perfectly described by host. The cot…read morewas very comfortable and the place was quiet. I experienced wonderful nights of sleep my two nights here. It was a very quiet place and easy to get around. The parking was very close and easily accessible. The showers were hot and clean and I never had to wait for a bathroom or shower. I would definitely stay here again. I felt safe and comfortable. It rained the entire time, and the tent remained dry.

Denali Hostel & cabins needs to be on your list of places to stay. It was very scenic and…read morepeaceful. The lodging was comfortable and the staff is incredible. Walking outside, hanging out by Carlo Creek and seeing mountains is just breathtaking.

The campus is beautiful and the food is amazing. Loved the close but not too close proximity to…read moreDenali park. Room was really clean, (my only gripe was that the blinds did not block out the midnight sun) but otherwise it was cozy and comfortable. Well worth the price. Also the view from the creek was amazing.

This place is surrounded by mountains, very clean, next to creek. We had booked cabins and stayed…read morefor two nights. I ate most of my meals in this restaurant and totally love it. Bakery items are delicious too. You can customize what you like and get unlimited refill of coffee. Servers r polite, food is tasty. Definitely will come again whenever i visit Alaska.

We rented a little cabin. It was all one room, except for the bathroom (shower, no tub). Two queen…read morebeds, a fancy TV, a DVD player we couldn't get to work, a microwave, a coffee-maker, and a little table for 4. There is only the one window - the one in the front. The cabin was in a row of cabins, all right next to each other. I think they are brand new, because it smells like cut wood inside. There is free wi-fi. When you make your reservation, check for an e-mail from the owner a few days later. They will give you the cabin assignment and tell you how to get in. You cannot just show up and look for a person when you get there - they might not be at the property. You have to print out the e-mail, bring it with you, and get yourself checked in, independently. The location pretty good, geographically. It's near the entrance to Denali National Park, but somewhat removed from the touristy 'Glitter Gulch' strip. The cabins are rather crammed together, the narrow driveway between them is a confusing, one-way, figure 8, and I wouldn't call it a "beautiful" spot. But our cabin was clean, and comfortable, the post-and-beam look was pretty, and I thought providing postcards in the cabin was a nice idea. You're there to sleep, anyway. The pillows were nice. We slept well.

Great modern cabins, well maintained, just a short drive from Denali National Park entrance. Staff…read moreis very friendly and responsive. If you want to have a wonderful Alaska experience without the bus crowds and bland roadside motels, Tai-Valley Cabins in Healey is the place for you.

Wow! What an amazing bed and breakfast Ann and Terry run! Decades of experience lead them to…read moreanticipate every need - from popcorn for snack at night to coffee ready early. Our room was comfortable and well stocked. The assistance with booking a last minute helicopter tour was above and beyond. And breakfast! DELICIOUS! Highly recommend!

We spent two nights at this venue. The location was convenient regarding the time we spent in…read moreDenali National Park. That was one of the few positives associated with this place of lodging. We stayed in a room where the height of the carpeting impeded the easy operation of the door. The bed was too large for the size of the room so there was no place for a nightstand to place your glasses or a bottle of water. There was very poor connectivity in the room. The room lighting was poor restricting reading and other activities to a small area near the window. Also, the interior of the venue was not traveler friendly. There were too many stairs to access bedrooms which required carrying your luggage to your room or pulling your roller bags up sets of stairs. The bottom landing of the main floor staircase was not flush with the floor which required visitors to step over the landing (think safety issue). The breakfast was mediocre at best. The proprietor (the father) had a smug and condescending style of communication. The first morning I was there, I awoke early and sat in the living room area working on a crossword puzzle. I peered outside and saw the proprietor urinate on a tree in the yard when he was letting the three dogs (one yappy and unfriendly) out for their morning business. He next appeared in the kitchen to start preparations for breakfast. Did he wash his hands? Needless to say, I only ate items prepared by his son Bart who was very personable.

Three beautifully constructed cabins are nestled in an Alaskan forest near Denali, offering…read moreeverything you need, including a kitchen, bathroom, and beds. You will have the opportunity to meet the builder and owner of the cabins, who resides in a nearby cabin. Additionally, you'll get to know the property animals, including River, an adorable, elderly cocker spaniel who is a bit hard of hearing!

Oh man, I've found my new favorite (non tent campsite) place to stay in the Denali NP area!…read more Located in the hills above Healy, right next to town, yet almost completely camouflaged by the dense foliage, this place is a hidden gem. A very friendly family runs it. They've got an assortment of cabins. The cabins are "wet" (have running water and even a shower) and not too pricey, even in the summer. (around $200) They even include something you don't even find in hotels much these days: a fridge! We had the "Willow" cabin. The views were incredible. Again, the location makes you feel like you're all by yourself in the woods. I just wish they were open in the winter...

We recently spent a couple of days at the Healy Heights Family Cabins. It was a perfect spot for…read morethe 3 of us. It's just a few miles away from Denali Nat'l Park entrance, so in just 10 minutes you're well away from the tourist crowd. The cabins are located in the hills overlooking the small town of Healy. Our cabin had everything we needed to be comfortable - small kitchen-ette with fridge and microwave, pots and pans, dishes and a BBQ on the little deck. We made a trip to the Three Bears grocery store (right down the hill) and had a great BBQ, made lunches for our Denali bus trip, and ate breakfast at the cabin each day. There's an incredible view of the Healy valley area right outside your door! When we arrived, there was a welcome letter waiting for us, and shortly after, owner Brad came to our cabin to welcome us. There's a wood-fired sauna, and although we didn't use it, Brad let us know we were welcome to try it out. My daughter especially enjoyed the candy jar - a "sweet" touch! On the road into the cabin, we passed the Denali Rafting office, so we popped in and signed up for a rafting trip. Cabin owners Brad & Kristen had sent us an email before our arrival that listed all of the things to do in the area as well. I would highly recommend Healy Heights Family Cabins. Thanks Brad and Kristen - we had an amazing vacation!

Fair price, good customer service, quality operators. Recommend Keys to Denali for renting a car…read morein Denali Park. It's nice to have the mobility.

Keys to Denali is a punctual and hospitable car rental establishment. They loaned us free bear…read morespray which is a must have when visiting Alaska . Picked us up from the train station and drop us off in a timely manner . They tagged our luggage and helped drop it off at the baggage area . Gave us ample of tips such as where to get grocery, hiking trails and which bus to take inside Denali National Park. The car is clean, comfortable and safe to drive . This is definitely the best car rental service I have ever received and I have rented plenty of them because I love traveling! Highly recommend this friendly family owned car rental establishment when you are visiting beautiful and majestic Denali National Park !

We absolutely LOVED our stay at the Denali Cabins! We took the train up from Anchorage, and they…read morewere waiting at the station to pick all the guests up. So convenient. The rooms were super nice, clean, and spacious. Heater worked great, kept us nice and warm. Only downside was that the shower door didn't seal properly, so matter what we did, our floors were soaked. I was a little worried about getting around since the hotel is a bit further away from main Denali, but their shuttle service is fantastic. We didn't have any problems navigating Denali without a car. And Bradley was great - he gave us all kinds of advice for our trip. They also have a restaurant (Prey) and a coffee shop (Mount Hunter). Coffee shop was great! We came here for breakfast and coffee each morning. Their restaurant, on the other hand, was lacking. Food was expensive and was just adequate - our cornbread was so hard we couldn't hit it against the table. Bonus tip: You can check out bear spray for free at the front desk when you plan to go out hiking. Overall, we had a great stay and would stay here again.

I would not recommend this place at all. The people who work here are only out for making money…read moreand don't care about the customer or the customer experience. The property is currently a mess and is the noise at night is awful. They have a 45 day refund policy which is ridiculous. If you try to get a refund NO one ever responds to you. They just don't care.

This was such a cool experience! Richie and Emily could not have been nicer or more hospitable,…read moreand we learned a ton about dog sledding. We got to see the dogs in action (from an ATV), and we got to give them some pets and belly rubs! After meeting the dogs and hearing all about them, we enjoyed an up-close look at all the dogsledding gear, and they both told us lots of interesting stories and answered all our questions. I definitely recommend this tour to anyone looking to have an intimate, informative experience with sled dogs in a very welcoming environment.

We had an unforgettable dog mushing experience with WildThingz Dog Mushing. Richie ran the dog…read moreteam, and his 20 years of racing experience shone through--making the tour highly informative and authentic. Emily gave a thoughtful, engaging explanation of dog mushing afterward that deepened our understanding of the sport and Alaskan way of life. Their care for the team is obvious: they look after 37 dogs with obvious respect and affection, and they made it clear they would never race a dog that didn't want to run. If you want an educational, humane, and genuine mushing experience, Richie and Emily at WildThingz come highly recommended.

Pros: Close to everything…read moreComfortable beds Parking Super friendly staff Cons Dated rooms Check in was fairly easy. We arrived early. Our room was not ready, but we were able to rent bear spray as soon as we arrived. Renting the bear spray is free as long as you return it. We were in room B3. This room is in the row next to the check-in lobby. When we checked in, they were able to assist us with any questions we had. They have cofee and tea in the check-in area. If you need to use a toaster, they also have one there. The room: As I said above, it was dated, but a good place to get some rest after a long day of hiking in Denali National Park. The beds were comfortable and everything was clean. The room did have a fridge and a microwave. We asked for an iron and an ironing board and it was provided. The restroom is small, but the sink is outside the restroom door. This works well when you are traveling with friends as you can shower and not Hold up anyone else from using the sink. The shower had hot water at all times. Water pressure was OK. The room also came with the TV. We didn't really watch it. I was surprised how dark it got in the room once we closed the shades. During the day, we did keep the shades open to let some light in. Do be aware the other people can see you, but we can also see the wildlife. We didn't see any big animals, but we saw plenty of bunnies and squirrels around the hotel. Parking is available on site and is pretty ample. The hotel is about 15 minutes from Denali national Park. It is about 10 minutes away from food. There is one restaurant the opposite direction of Denali that is by about five minutes away called 49th State brewing. It was probably one of our favorite. Just FYI, there is a lake called Otto lake on the same street as the hotel, but you do have to either walk down or drive down to it as it is surrounded by other businesses and homes. There is a public park and a pier. We did spend some time there and noted that people were kayaking, canoeing and swimming. In July, the lake water was not cold. Overall, don't expect luxury. Expect a clean, comfortable hotel room where you can shower and get a good night sleep. Expect super friendly staff that are more than willing to help and answer all questions

We stayed for four Nites from 6/12-16/2026 at Denali Park Hotel. We could hardly sleep because…read morethere were so many mosquitoes. The room was not clean. The tub and sink were dirty. The tub drain was partially clogged! If the housekeeping was done regularly or at least after each guest checks out then this problem should have been noticed. There was no housekeeping service provided in spite of requesting on two different days! When asked if floor gets vacuumed the answer was "NO". Worst stay we have ever had at any hotel. We have travelled extensively throughout USA as well as internationally, including to developing countries.