Denali Park Village

very good

It was a neat facility with lots of rooms and cottages. It was a pretty view along the river. The restaurant wasn't open and the food choices were very poor. There was not a good breakfast available unless you like Starbucks for every meal. The bar had very limited hours and closed early. No one was very happy about the limited food available - it is a long drive or bus ride up there, and a 5-star meal would have been nice when we got there! No wildlife to see on the trails. There is not much to do there.

Convenient location to Denali National Park

Very clean, neat and quiet property. Well maintained. Most of the staff is friendly. The dining options on-site were slightly high priced. No microwave or fridge in any room.

Staff was very friendly and helpful.

The hotel is over price. Everything in the room is too old and not very comfortable. The hotel charged me $18 for train station shuttle which is too much for me. Someone in next door of mine used marijuana, which made me sick so I had to request changing my room.

Reviews stated it had laundry facilities. It did NOT. Food was overpriced.

Not as described on the website. Way overpriced for the value. Another reviewer likened the rooms to a Motel 6 and I would agree. Tiny, old rooms with no circulation so smell musty. Provided floor fans to put in window, but have to shut windows at night since the sun doesn’t go down until after 10 pm and to keep out the outside noise. Walls are thin so loud hallway noise. My biggest disappointment is that Mt Denali cannot be seen from this area at all. This is an interior part of Alaska and while in the Denali National Park, the mountain is still 100 miles away and not visible except by plane. Biggest problem was staff shortages. The staff we encountered were all incredibly nice and helpful, but hotel was so understaffed that hardly anything was open. Meals were hard. The whole section with the Burger place, general store, and dinner theater were not opened this season. Only had the coffee shop, gift shop, and sit down restaurant and all of these had limited hours. The restaurant had limited seating. Two of our meals we grazed on snacks we had brought with. No restaurants within walking distance and hotel shuttle doesn’t run enough to be helpful or reliable. Also, nothing to do in area without car. No bike rentals, trails etc. Have to arrange outside excursions that provide shuttle service. Would not recommend.

I guess it's one of the nicest properties for that area and short drive to the Denali. It was August and in the 80's and no AC or fans. No refrigerator, no microwave..nothing and the restaurant was closed ALL day on Monday so we didn't have any food to eat except at Starbucks...which their machine was broken. No business office, copier or fax we could use. It was located on a stream which was nice and their bathrooms were updated and the actual reception lodge was nice but that's about all I can say. I was shocked at their lack of COVID precautions. If you into rustic staying, then this is the place for you.

The hotel was clean and very convenient. The rooms were also very nice with a river view. There is a trail behind the hotel and a deck to sit and enjoy the views. Very good experience overall.