Stayed here for 2 nights. Check in was relatively quick. Hourly shuttle service was available, providing transportation to Grande Denali Lodge, Denali National Park Visitor Center, and Tesoro Gas Station at Downtown Denali. Though one has nice views at the Mountaineer Grill/Bar inside the hotel property, the food was overpriced. Other restaurants/food options are at Downtown Denali which can be a 15-25 minute walk depending on the restaurant, if you opt not to take the shuttle. Our room had cobwebs. The brown cover sheets were unattractive and gave a less clean and less luxurious feel to the already dark room. Wi-fi did not work at the room which was super frustrating (looking at other reviews, wi-fi appears to have been a problem since at least 2022). To add to all of these, there was power outage in Denali for at least 3 hours. The hotel did not have a generator so there was no electricity or water. The day before the power outage, the heating in the room and water was not a problem. There was no microwave oven in the room. Overall, the experience was disappointing. read more

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The old rooms are not very good. Writing this in the bed right now, it is pretty hot because there is no AC (newer rooms have AC). There is also a super old useless TV. There are great views. read more

Awesome views with spacious rooms. The hotel is set up on a hill, so noise isn't an issue, either. The staff is hard working. The restaurant's breakfast brunch was not fantastic, but it was good. The hotel is broken up into several buildings. In my opinion, buildings 25 or 26 on the second floor are the most scenic. Hopefully, I'll make it back there again some day. read more

Don't leave medicine in your cabin . Our's walked away . So sad . The walkway is always blocked with the potable water truck . I know they have to have it ,but the walkway is blocked a lot . read more

Ugh. We were booked to stay in the "luxe" rooms. While esthetics of the room were quite nice, that is the only positive. The hotel doesn't have good breakfast options.. They never mentioned that you had to ask for housekeeping when checking in. So the second dya we asked a d they didn't touch one of our two rooms. There was also supposed to be air conditioning, and it didn't work. They didn't really care and said that they would have to get an hvac person out, but it never happened. The whole area is kind of a sh*tshow. I was glad to leave that whole area behind. read more

The hotel is poorly managed. They do not inform you that they will not service your room unless you ask. There are plenty of employees who seem to be just riding around in carts and walking around talking to each other. The restaurant was ridiculously slow, again plenty of people working but the waitstaff seemed again to be just walking around. Went to breakfast and had to wait awhile because tables were not cleaned off. Bedding in the room was old and frayed. I would not recommend this hotel. read more

10-20 minute walk to the few food options down the hill (depending on which restaurant, the pizza is the next to last, so 20 minutes). Food delivery does not exist; no apps have any listings and no local place offers delivery. What does that mean? They have you where they want you on food. Incredibly inflated prices and limited options. Breakfast? Good luck. The cafe has a few choices of sandwiches but limited amounts so get there early or wait in line twenty minutes to find out they're out of 3 out of 4 choices. May have more in a half hour or so if you don't mind missing your shuttle. Hiking all day on a bagel and cream cheese is going to be interesting. Shower took ten minutes to get warm, so if you're stuck here plan for that and turn it on early. Wolfgang Puck coffee in the room, so if you don't want milk or cream in your coffee, no reason to pay at the cafe because this was the one nice surprise. Oh yeah, all the TVs are in the fritz for the last two days, no cable. Which I get happens, but from their reaction it happens a lot so just be aware. We travel with an Amazon Firestick, so no problem for us. The WiFi is working well. Visually everything is nice. The rooms are rustic but charming. No microwave, so expect to rest could leftovers in your room. The front desk response to any of these issues is basically, "we know, it's frustrating isn't it?" read more

Very nice rooms that actually look like cabins. Convenient walking distance to shops and eateries.

DO NOT BOOK WITH THIS HOTEL! Any review left in the past week is clearly an AI generated review. I wish I could leave negative starts. Denali Bluffs Hotel doesn't even deserve one star. This hotel is unethical, greedy and has no concern for the safety of their guests. Paulette, the manager, does not care about hotel guests and is willing to sacrifice their safety for money. I wouldn't touch this place with a 10-foot pole. We were supposed to stay at the hotel 7/4-7/6. The Riley Creek Wildfire broke out 6/30 and because of this the hotel's operations were impacted. There was no power in the days leading up to our stay and the phone lines did not re-open until the day AFTER we were supposed to arrive. In the days leading up to our stay we tried to call the hotel almost every other hour to check on the status of safety and operations. When we couldn't reach anyone at the hotel, we reached out to the Denali Chamber of Commerce to see if they knew how to contact our hotel. Denali Bluffs Hotel did not send an email or post anything on their website to let guests know the status of their operations. Since there was no way to know if the hotel was open, we were forced to make alternate hotel arrangements. We were finally able to reach someone at Denali Bluffs Hotel on 7/5 in the afternoon (the day AFTER we were supposed to arrive). We were told that we would not be getting a refund because they do not offer refunds within 14 days of arrival. While this is a reasonable policy under normal circumstances...it is NOT reasonable or ethical to not offer a refund if there is a natural disaster that is beyond the control of guests. Denali Bluffs claims that on 7/4 their business was not impacted by the fires and therefore would not offer a refund...but their phone lines were down and guests had no way to contact the hotel to know if it safe or even open...that sure does sound like an impact to me. According to Paulette, the manager, we should have driven 5+ hours from Anchorage with our toddler to see if they were open. Denali Bluffs new hotel slogan: Stay with us if you and your money want to burn! Great views! read more

I thought the Denali Bluffs hotel was a great stay during our overnight journey from Fairbanks to Anchorage with the stop in Denali Park. Good: the view was amazing! We had a river view room (well partial river view) and you could see the surrounding mountains and sunset. The staff was all super friendly and helpful. Rooms were great with heat and AC. Bus also comes and picks you up to get around the Denali park and to the bus depot! Bad: Walls are thin, like many people have said, if you're on the first floor, you'll hear everything, including the people walk into the room upstairs. Our room also wasn't ready in time (2 hours past check in time of 3:00) and they didn't call us to let us know our room was ready. Kind of frustrating. Also the room check out was 10 am! $200+ for like an 18 hour stay. Parking is also limited, if you don't get the 9 or so spots by the lobby, you'll have to walk up the hill to get to your room. However there is a golf cart with a driver helping guests around. Beds were okay, rooms were spacious, and our deck was nice having a outdoor view facing west. Overall, pretty average/good stay despite the flaws and overall I wouldn't mind staying here again if passing through Denali. read more

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Noisy and unaccommodating. We are virtually sitting on top of a highway. Never stay here!!!!'

Stayed here for two nights in late July. I was a little worried because of negative reviews by fellow yelpers but I was pleasantly surprised. We got the newer rooms (Tenana wing), a corner room at the very end so we were surrounded by views of the mountains from 2 sides. There was a wrap around deck with a little table and chairs. The hotel is on the hill (hence the name Denali Bluffs) which made for nice views but a heck of a trek back up when you want to visit the little shopping village below. The shopping village has places to eat and several souvenir stores. They do have a shuttle that can take you back and forth but the front desk guy told us to walk down and have them bring you back up as the transit time can be 45 min (the shuttle route includes a number of other stops). There's a restaurant on property and a quick service place that has sandwiches, drinks, snacks etc. It closes by 6 I think. Front desk staff was pretty friendly and helpful. The pros: *clean room with rustic wood paneling *Comfortable bed, pillow could be fluffier *Shower water nice and hot *Fairly spacious room (1 king bed) *Wrap around deck w/pretty views *Fridge, Keurig coffee maker w/coffee and teas *Ample USB and plugs for charging *curtains blocked the light *AC/heater unit (didn't use) The cons: *lots of noise from the busy highway in front *smoke alarm installed close to the sleeping area- intermittent blinking was annoying at night * wooden floors so could clearly hear people walking upstairs above you (no one in the adjacent room so can't tell you about next door noise) *no Wi-Fi connection in lower units -we had to stay by the front office) * no in room microwave FYI-I sleep with earplugs so noise doesn't bother me but I'm sure others would be annoyed with the people walking above. All in all it was a nice stay, we'd stay here again read more

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First of all, you are paying for the view at this place, which by the way is spectacular. The staff is friendly enough, but they only wanted to give me one room key when I checked in. I asked for a second as we are traveling with others and my husband may want to go back to the room without me or take off while I'm gone. They said "we typically don't give out more than one key" but they ended up doing it because I was insistent. The cafe area is cute, but for a 12 oz bottle of water they want $4. Go down the hill and get it at the convenience store, it's only a buck (Kirkland brand). Pillows are hard, linens are cheap. No high thread count here. There are no glasses in your room, so if you choose to have a bottle of wine on your patio, you'll be drinking it out of paper coffee cups. Also, they only give you one hand towel (why be stingy on towels?) and the soap is just a sliver. Barely enough to use to wash your hands before it's all gone. You practically have to be an engineer to figure out the heater. It's cold this time of year, my husband happens to not be feeling well, and when I woke up this morning it was 58 degrees. I turned on (or at least I thought I did) the heater but it didn't stay on. Had to fiddle with it to get it up to 68 degrees. They have laundry facilities which was great since we came off a cruise and needed to do laundry. I haven't been to a laundermat in years, but I certainly don't remember it being $5 per load and $5 to dry! They gouge you here for some reason, maybe they feel you'll never be back so it's alright? As far as dining goes, we were reluctant to eat here as it was very expensive and found a better, more affordable place down the road. Unfortunately they don't have microwaves in the room, only coffee makers but no creamers and no Splenda. Just the basic coffee condiments. Parking is terrible, as is the pathways to get to your room. If you are even remotely handicapped or have joint issues, it's difficult. We had quite a bit of luggage and was not offered a cart to help us. Overall, this place is disappointing. They gotcha and they know it. Too bad places like this rely on tourists and take advantage of them thinking they will never be back. We intend to come back to Denali, just not to the Denali Bluffs Hotel. read more

stayed here for one night and I had a great experience. They were able to accommodate my request being on the ground level due to stroller. It was a bit confusing where to park, but one of the workers showed me and even walk me to the parking lot. I have a great room and a little balcony overlooking the mountains. I didn't really get to enjoy the lounge or the restaurant because it was such a quick trip. They have a microwave in the restaurant if you need to heat up your food. Other than that it was a great service. The staff was very helpful with my questions regarding tourist staff. I will stay here again. read more

We had a wonderful stay at the Denali Bluffs Hotel. I wish we would have planned a longer stay! It is located inside Denali National Park and there is so much to see and do there. We had to wait a bit to get into our room, but the grounds were nice to just sit and relax while waited. The room was spacious and clean. Cost was reasonable, and the view from our room was worth the price! We had a wrap around porch with incredible panoramic views of the park. You will not be able to see Denali from the hotel. So if you are lucky enough to see it on your way into the park, take lots of pictures then. The restaurant on site had excellent food, and they also had a small sandwich shop. Both options were a little expensive, but the food was good quality. The hotel is also within walking distance of shops and more restaurants, but it is a fairly steep walk on the way back up. They do offer shuttle service though. If you are planning a stay at Denali park, I would highly recommend staying here. read more

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Had a wonderful experience. The staff, including the front desk manager (she was incredible) made it such an enjoyable stay. Upon arrival, we received advice on how to make the most of our trip with local activities. We ended up doing a heli-hike (based on their recommendation) which was a life changing experience. The grounds were nice, clean, and maintained. The room was comfortable, clean, and quiet. Parking was easy, and the staff at the on-site bar/restaurant we're also great. We actually went to the "nice restaurant" at the Princess Cruises Hotel in our first evening, thinking we wanted fine dining. That was disappointing (cheap pour on drinks and food was mediocre). I guess my advice is stick with the local, non corporate businesses when in this area. This is a local business that has value really wanting to celebrate the community. read more

This is a very nice hotel in the small tourist town of Denali. It's not perfect but it still deserves a 5. Here's why: They go out of their way to help. Our bus tour somehow was deleted, even though we had it fully paid. Their concierge worked to get it corrected and the hotel manager gave is a ride to the bus Depot just in time. An A+ for service! The rooms were clean and updated. The pillows were not my favorite but that's a small issue. The rooms were quiet but the air conditioner was something I wasn't used to. They have bus service to any place nearby, and it's free. Service was always fast and very friendly. read more

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Get any room in building 26!!!!!! The views are amazing. No obstruction. Be careful of mosquitoes. But the service was ok. The biggest complaint I had was the dank smelling bathroom. The shower curtain smelled bad but they were sooooo short staffed that no one changed it out. Also, you have to get your own towels. It's a busy time for them. read more

I am so happy that I chose this hotel. I had read reviews and knew that I didn't want to be on the ground floor because you hear people walking above you. So I got a second floor room and walked without shoes to be considerate of those under me. My room was 24 in building 24. It has a great view. The staff are pleasant and helpful. They operate a shuttle into the park which runs only once per hour. It also stops in the little town but the town is close enough to walk to. I found that a big benefit. I picked up supplies and made some meals in my room. There's a refrigerator and coffee maker. The restaurant of the hotel has a limited menu that didn't appeal to me. But I'm sure it did to others. The front desk staff offer to put people on a list for wake up calls when the aurora is visible but the list is very long. They gave me excellent advice and told me when to set my own alarm and where to go outside to look. It worked. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful regarding things to do in the park. My bag was delivered to my room after my arrival by train and brought down from my room and transported to the train for me when I was leaving. The grounds are pretty with many separate building of maybe a dozen rooms in each. Unlike other hotels that use overpowering floral sprays, this room smelled lightly of cedar. read more

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I'm giving this hotel four stars due to the view we had from our room. The room was clean and comfortable. The only irritating thing was that check out was at 10 AM. The hotel was in walking distance to the downtown strip or you could take a shuttle. This is the sister hotel to the Grand Denali which sits a little higher up on the mountain. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely come back again. There is a restaurant on site and a small café. The café was not impressive. And if you wanted breakfast you had to get there before 10. However the place had spectacular views of the Denali area. read more

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Over priced food that is basically awful. Rooms are ok. Lodge is not cozy. No real bar.

I am not sure why this place has such a bat rating on Yelp, because we had an excellent experience from top to bottom. I think a lot of the rooms are pre-renovation. We stayed in 8 different hotels during our 2 weeks in Alaska and this one was easily the best. Overall the thing we liked best about it was the rooms felt like staying at a person's home and not overly hotel-y with a bunch of stuff and amenities you don't need. Check in was easy. We scored a spot in their small parking lot at the top of the hill - if none are available, definitely drop your bags before parking as rolling them up the hill (and around the property) can be a chore. Check in process was friendly and they oriented us to their restaurant and the rest of the property. We got what, in my opinion, must be one of the best rooms - and upstairs corner room at the far end of the property, with a wraparound balcony. It was a haul to get out there, and no elevator to the second floor with luggage, but we didn't mind. The room itself was fantastic - brand new interior with a "cabin chic" feel. The balcony was a huge plus, bathroom was nice, clean and new, big comfy bed, Keurig & mini fridge, and a chair. And, our favorite part - air conditioning, which is not a guarantee in Alaska but definitely needed in the summer when it is 85+ and the sun shines 24/7. We went to the restaurant a few times too, it was ok but very pricey. Overall we were really happy with our two days at the hotel. I don't think we would have been as happy in a different room, such as a first floor interior which we definitely walked by. Also, be aware that it is very expensive ($350+ per night), but rates are competitive for the small town outside Denali. read more

I wish I had researched this hotel more before booking. Room was an absolute dump. Heater was falling off the wall, the fan in the bathroom was hanging by the wire. The room had no AC and so the staff left the sliding door open. Room was crawling with bugs. Asked the front desk if we could switch and they told me they were overbooked and could not accommodate anything. Turns out, their sister hotel that shares the same website had a room available with AC. I asked if I could pay the difference and switch. Nope. Had to pay another $900 on top of the $700 I had already paid. Since they were overbooked they probably gave our original room away as soon as we left. read more

When I put together a package for us to visit Denali National Park prior to boarding a cruise taking us from Anchorage to Vancouver, I selected Denali Bluffs. My first choice was one of the cruise line lodges but their total price was significantly higher than what we found with Denali Bluffs. And descriptions of their rooms and amenities seemed reasonable as well as decent reviews. We expected to be underwhelmed but ended up being impressed. We arrived from Anchorage by way of Alaska Railroad and the Denali Bluffs bus was waiting at the train station to take us to the lodge. First of all, Denali Bluffs is not a high end luxury hotel. But it is clean, comfortable, and competent at what they do. They provide free WiFi in case you just can't completely leave civilization behind, and, although it is a little slow, we were able to move forward on a real estate deal that was in the works back home in Michigan while in the shadow of Alaskan mountains. The friendly staff work hard to make your stay better than expected starting with the shuttle from the train station, through checking in, getting settled in our rustic room, the on-site restaurant, box lunches made up for your tour into Denali National Park, and transfers to and from the park Visitor Center. And the scenery from the Denali Bluffs is indescribably beautiful and, by itself is well worth the stay. We certainly enjoyed our time there and using it as our base to explore Denali National Park and have fond memories of our stay. If back in this area, we would not hesitate to stay here again. read more

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Horrible customer service I had been trying to call the front desk for 3 weeks and all I got was an answering machine. Not sure why they have an answering machine if they don't call back potential customers back. I can only imagine the customer service at the hotel if it's this bad before you get to the hotel. If you don't believe me try calling. read more

Nice rooms and location but we caught them on the tail end of the season and it was like a ghost town. Down the street was hopping. Suggestion: if you are charging full price continue to offer full service. If you are shutting down for the season with limited services/food, etc reduce your rates accordingly. read more

We had one of our best family vacations ever. The staff was extra friendly and always asking what they could do for us. Having the free shuttle was a bonus. They have a number of shuttles that run every 20 to anywhere you want to go. The rooms we stayed in had a spectacular view of Denali National Park. They were new and just opened these four new building this season. Riding the train from Anchorage on the Wilderness Express was great. When we arrived at the train station the staff from Denali Bluffs captured our luggage and took it to our room. The same when we left. They picked it up from our room and we will see it again in Anchorage. The restaurant was quiet and never crowded. Food was above average and a little pricy but what we expected in Alaska. Highly recommended Denali Bluffs. No surprises at all. I hope we can come back and spend a week and venture deeper into Denali National Park. read more

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Loved our stay here. Really classy hotel. Comfortable beds, beautiful views, good food, and a shuttle service.

I first want to say that the views from the lobby are astonishing, almost like being in the national park. The price, from what I have heard, is less than the full-service hotels on the main street. My main concerns is that Denali Bluffs ought to keep its rustic charm, but update to 2023 expectations. No wifi in the rooms? I couldn't even use my phone to call off the property. I spent a lot of time in the lobby, just slept, cleaned up, and watched TV in the room. Investing in some wifi hotspots, available on request, would really help. I also don't think it would be too much to ask if this hotel had a small free breakfast station: coffee and donuts, etc. The cafe is fine for breakfast sandwiches, gourmet coffee, turkey sandwiches, etc. The front desk tries to be helpful; they're more knowledgeable during the day. They even let me use their printer. Connections to downtown, the visitor center, etc. are available by free shuttle The coach transport from Anchorage (extremely well-organized!) dropped us at the door. read more

Limited availability of even coffee before 5a.m. with many excursions departing at 430. Overall, disappointing.

If you book a room at Denali Bluffs Hotel, make sure to request a room with a view because there is a vast difference in the room types. We had a reservation here made through the railroad and, being Denali, this was the most expensive room on our itinerary. Initially we had a lower room in the older buildings and it was like a small room in your grandma's basement. It was tiny, musty, and dark with no view at all. We asked for another room and they were sold out but fortunately had the ADA room available in the new building. We upgraded and it was worth it, so much nicer, bigger and beautiful with a view that was absolutely amazing. They were nice about moving our luggage to the new room for us and we were overall very satisfied with the service we received in the new room. The only thing that was not wonderful was the low water pressure and the lack of hot water. At the strongest there was simply a slow flow of luke warm water. The beds were comfortable and the grounds were well maintained. They have a nice pavillion overlooking the river below and the mountain range in the park with a fire place, but it was not burning while we were there. Inside the lobby, there are helpful employees ready to assist with excursions and transportation options in the area. The shuttle from the hotel will take you into town as well as into the visitor center of Denali Park where you can catch more free shuttles to go into the park a little further. Definitely the best service available. The Perky Moose cafe in the lobby also offered decent coffee and light breakfast options for the morning. They even do a packed lunch to go for $18.00 to enjoy your day at the park. They request you order the night before, but were nice enough to throw one together for me to take with me the same day. Overall a decent, while not the fanciest place to stay in the area. Just another word of advice, the cute sign with the mosquito carrying away the person is not a joke. Bring insect repellent if you want to walk around or keep your doors open while you are at the hotel, you will definitely need it for the Alaska sized pests. read more

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We had a lovely stay here for one night in building 24. The view on the balcony is gorgeous. Huge shout of to the super helpful, friendly, and patient staff who are knowledgeable about giving advice on what to do in Denali. Argelia and Jessie went to great lengths to help us book a flight very last minute for a glacier landing tour which was amazing and absolutely took our breath away. That tour wouldn't be possible without these two staff!! And a big shout out to Teddy who's been helpful and amused my parents with his unexpected Mandarin skills, and kept them happy when waiting for me getting info from Jessie. Overall this seemed like a very lively and organic community who are running the cabins as a hotel. They even grow their own veggies that you can spot scattered around the property. Reminded me of student co-ops in universities except much less messy :) We do hope they would provide more food options other than traditional American food mostly fried and heavy, esp for those who are vegan or want a somewhat healthy diet. Apart from that, we're very satisfied with our time here. read more

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The rooms are small. There was no air circulation in our room. Our room phone did not work, called front desk but was never fixed. The restaurant food was greasy fried or blah tasting. They are in need of customer service training as the host, wait staff, and front desk were extremely rude. Bring your own food as the grab and go closes early and the restaurant is horrible. There are no food establishments near the hotel and nothing within walking distance. Their sister hotel was much better, Grand Denali. The wait staff at the Alpenglow was awesome but you have to take a shuttle to get there. read more

The location of this hotel is sure to be the highlight of your stay here, but what may surprise you is the excellent service you will receive. The staff members are always happy to help and will go above and beyond to make sure your stay here is without trouble. I had several important questions answered in a professional, satisfactory manner, and when I needed something for my room they brought it to me quick without asking if I wanted it brought. The rooms were spacious and clean and the view from our large balcony was great. Overall a great experience that I would recommend for anybody staying in Denali. Like Chick-fil-A, the employees here always say "my pleasure" in response to a expression of thanks from a guest. From what I could tell, they took pleasure in helping, and the pleasure was mine as well throughout my stay. read more

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My travel agency booked this hotel for us as a part of the tour package so I can't comment on the cost. My family stayed at the Bluffs for 2 nights during our visit to Denali. We stayed in Building 21 which was the farthest away from the highway so we couldn't hear anything from the highway. Our room was cleaned when we arrived which was way before the check in time. The staff here was very friendly. I like that they had the laundry facility on site. read more

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Cozy rustic looking hotel. It's on a hill so be prepared for a little uphill walking . Room is very functional. So far no hoards of large groups . Shuttle stops here to visitors center and bus depot. There are many restaurants and stores walking distance . For that matter you can probably walk to the visitors center too as it is about 1.5 miles read more

Stayed two nights as part of Alaska Railway package. Room was basic, clean, except mildewed shower curtain. One sink outside bathroom, so if you needed the sink, you were next to a bed. Limited choice of dining. A small deli in main lobby 6-2 daily, a small grill just behind lobby opened at 5pm. Shuttle that ran a loop to Tesoro gas station in town, then to bus depot, then to two affiliated properties, and a couple of times each day to the train depot. Walking to small downtown business area possible, but it's in a steep winding road with lots of curves. Staff was very helpful. read more

I stayed here with my family and friends. Very nice hotel, updated and clean. Receptionists and baggage handlers were really nice. We were in their brand new building with amazing mountain views (just no views of Denali/Mt. McKinley, it was behind other mountains, unfortunately my family was expecting views of Denali/Mt. McKinley). The air is crisp and fresh. We stayed here for 2 days and both days it was about 89 degrees and high humidity. I didn't think we'd need the rooms AC, but we did and it worked great! They have a shuttle service that brings you to their other resort, Grande Denali Lodge and they also bring you to 'town' which is close enough to walk to, just a lot of downhill/uphill walking. Town is nice, a small strip mall with souvenir shops, places to snack and eat, excursion/rental companies and some ice cream. read more

Great looking room, full of amenities. Staff is excellent, friendly and helpful. Price is on point for a place this pimpin but its may so I'm sure that goes up later in the summer. Bit hard to find off the highway, but no complaints. I was expecting a dodgy lookin room based off yelp but the bluffs is a wonderful surprise. pictures to come. read more

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Great location to the park entrance. Five minute walk to restaurants. Friend staff. Easy self-laundry access. Rooms are ok for the price. Location makes up for it. read more