Denali Transportation Services This company was recommended…read moreto me by a Denali hotel front desk agent. Initially I called and left a message and my call was returned quickly. I was quoted a price that was acceptable to me. This area doesn't have taxi or Uber options that I was aware of so I used this companies services. I was texted a weblink to pay for the ride as cash was not accepted. The link was easy to use I just entered my credit card information. The driver called me when he arrived at my hotel so that I didn't have to stand outside in the rain to wait for him. He was a safe driver that got me to my destination in a timely manner. I'd definitely recommend this company.

I booked a Jeep Self-Drive tour through Viator. I will say that when I realized I booked the wrong…read moreday, they worked with me to correct the date of our rentals. I received a call the night before and was told that our group would be picked up in front of Denali Cabins at 7:40 am. Our group of 6 was waiting in front of the cabins at 7:30 waiting. I missed a call from the main number at 7:46 am. When I returned the number at 7:48, I was told that the driver had come by to pick us up and no one was out there so he left. I was talking with Hunter. He apologized and said he would come and pick us up because his driver had already moved on. Thirty minutes later Hunter pulled up in his van, surprised that there were 6 of us and explained that we would not all fit in one Jeep. Well, I had booked 2 jeeps, when the date was changed, they also changed the prepaid reservation to 1 jeep. Hunter reviewed my account realized that I was correct. They had two jeeps available. We were sent on some backroads with pretty scenery with very little direction, but at least we were on our own. We had agreed with Hunter that instead of us getting a ride back to the cabins where we stayed (a 15 min drive) that they would take us straight to the train station to save time. Once we were ready to go back to the train station we called and waited for over an hour. I called the main number again and spoke with Hunter. He said "Hmm I don't know where my driver is, I thought he had already picked you up. I will come get you". Once again, Hunter came to get us. There is a temporary building where we dropped off the car with no one inside. So, either his driver lied twice, or Hunter was covering for him. The cars themselves were so dirty that Hunter used a squeegee to try to clean the windows. The back-up cameras could not be used because of the dirt. I would not recommend this company for anything.

For the price an excellent door to door experience.' Helpful…read moreknowledgable guides with great stories about the places you are going to even in the dark! Would have been a tad helpful to get picked up a little earlier the night the skies show more promise but that's often hard to do with a larger group I understand. Recommend their night experiences! Book early- THANKS!!

Guides were very patient even with inexperienced riders. Got to see moose and a grizzly bear…read more Guides very knowledgeable about the area. The lunch was fantastic

We came in between backpacking stints in Denali NP, this spot was a total haven to us. Great rooms…read morewith clean bathrooms a few yards away, great service, and a great price. Thanks Tammy!

I'm in a group of 5 that looked for lodging in Denali National Park back in mid-late July (and my…read moretrip was mid-late August), so nothing was available except Carlo Creek Cabins, and even most of their cabins were booked. We ended up getting Cabin 9, which is close to the office and therefore wifi, and Cabin A, which is quite far and has neither wifi, service, nor a private bathroom. The shared bathroom actually was clean and fine, but I hate how there's a light timer switch of 15 min maximum (I take 15-30 min showers when I wash my hair). Also, in the shower house I used closest to my room, only 1 of the 2 shower stalls had hot water. Another problem is the hours of the office and the shuttle (Denali Hostel & Cabins shuttle services Carlo Lodges, The Perch and Creekside which are extremely close by) don't really make sense with everything else going on in the park. For one, the Park Connection Motorcoach from Anchorage to Denali either arrives 12:30 pm or 8:30 pm. However, the Carlo Lodge Office is only open 8 to 11 am and 3 to 8 pm. When we arrived around 1 pm using their shuttle pickup, we literally had 2 hours of nothing to do there. We didn't have the wifi password at the time either. Second, some of the 8 am activities require you to be at Denali Cabins for pickup by 7 am. However, the shuttle itself arrives 7 am at Carlo Lodges. Lastly, they charge $20/person plus fees if you book online. For my group of 5, that means $106 each time ONE WAY to go anywhere. At least the restaurants nearby are pretty good. Creekside Cafe is the only one open every day from morning to night though lol.

The cabins are cute and cozy, and very well-appointed. The adjoining restaurant serves excellent…read morebreakfasts and dinners, and there's a coffee shop on the grounds too! Free shuttles regularly run the short trip to Denali National Park and back.

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.

This is a very small but great station. It's located inside Denali National Park and just steps…read moreaway from the visitor center. This is also where all the cruise ships trains and the Alaska railroad pick up. Truly a small but great little station.

It's a wonderful experience and a wonderful & hour train ride with delicious nachos cookies and ice…read morecream

The train ride from Anchorage to Denali National Park was great! Food was good and bar drinks were…read morealways ready when you wanted one. It was a rather long ride, but the seats were comfortable and the scenery was grand.

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.

My family booked the helicopter tour through a travel agency and it was amazing. This is my first…read moretime in Alaska as well as in a flying helicopter so it was a once in a life time experience for me. The view from the helicopter was amazing. It felt like I was actually in the satellite view of Google map. The first part of the tour was a lot of greenery, but after we got further along we saw more of the snow covered peak and glaciers. We stopped on a glacier on Mount Deborah and was able to see the melted pools of glacier water. We were lucky that it was a clear day on our tour. We could see the reflection of the mountain peaks in the glacier pools. We even drank the water and it tasted good. The lady who picked us up at the hotel, Lauren, was very friendly and funny. Our pilot, T-Bone, was very good and knowledgeable. I asked many questions and he answered them all. The tour was expensive, but since it was a once in a life time kind of thing, I think it was totally worth it.

The flight was ok. The glacier walk was short. Because of weight, They asked for volunteers to…read moreride separately from their party. We were promised the best seats on the copters. My buddy got to ride shotgun. I got the middle back seat. The WORST seat. Was unable to take pics without reaching over the person beside me. So if they ask this of you, beware!