Denali Park Village
About Denali Park Village
On the banks of the Nenana River, this Denali National Park lodge has comfortable guest rooms with flat-screen TVs and features a seasonal restaurant and saloon. Denali National Park is 6 miles away. The rooms at Denali Park Village are decorated in neutral colors and feature wood accented furniture. Select rooms offer Nenana River views. Open from May though September, the on-site Gold Rush Dining Room and Lucky Miss Saloon have breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks. Guests can enjoy a drink at the saloon and sitting by the fireside in the main lodge. Denali Park Village features a 24-hour front desk and concierge services. Guests can also rent bicycles at the front desk. Denali Park Village provides a free seasonal transportation service to points of interest in the surrounding area. Seasonal day trips to Toklat River Contact Station, Eielson Visitor Center and Kantishna are possible from the lodge.
Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- On-site dining
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Breakfast available
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Family friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transit access
- Smoke-free property
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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I would not stay here again since the money paid is not worth at all for the quality and amenities provided, not to mention noise levels.
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There are no refrigerators in the room, but there are nearby ice dispensers. Although we drove ourselves, there seemed to be shuttle service to park and other adventures. I would highly recommend this place.
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Room amenities can be improved. Breakfast, staff and parking were convenient
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Just a few things that bothered us during our stay, check in was a little over 30 minutes past check in time and there was no compensation while we needed to wait. Our coffee maker in the room wasn’t working and when two different staff members were told one said “well that sucks.” As I proceeded to pay for a $4 drip coffee. A drink/coffee voucher would have been much appreciated for the amount we paid for a room. The noise from the bridge made it difficult to sleep throughout the night. No fault of the property, just something to keep in mind, ear plugs would be a good touch. Overall, we would stay at this property again.
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Spacious room. Limited plug points. Bathroom has a very noisy fan. Location is great for easy access to Denali National Park.
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No AC. Check in is at 4 but room still wasn't ready. Clean but age is showing.
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Lodge is very nice.
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Great experience. Clean rooms. Very helpful staff. They provide shuttle to train dept and took care of the luggage transfer. There was restaurant in the village .
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Enjoyed staying here.
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Wish they had fridge and microwave. But otherwise nice homely hotel with very friendly staff.
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Very neat and closure to park
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Great place
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Nice place
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Cute lodge next to a river. The room was cozy and the staff was kind and friendly. First time stay at this lodge and would recommend the place to family and friends.
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Nice rustic hotel. Great location. Exceptional staff!
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Bed was comfortable. Cabin nite theater was entertaining with delicious dinner. Views are outstanding. Beautiful landscaping. Courtesy shuttle to visitors center in Denali. There was not a mini frig in the room that could keep leftovers or drinks cold. The overwhelming stench of sewer in the theater area was disgusting. Had to ask room service to make up room and replace towels. Courtesy shuttle did not run every hour and shut down too early.
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Pretty location We were told check in was at three, and it wasn’t till four, we were told check out was 11 and it was 10. There were no elevators and we are in our 70s. Not easy to carry luggage up to stories.
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Price and no free breakfast
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This was a great place. It was close to rhe National Park but had some amenities on site. We dis the dinner show and it was very entertaining. The rooms are a bit small but there is so much to do that being in your room hardly seems appropriate. Would stay here again.
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Do not like to eat a big breakfast.
