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Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge
Located only one mile from the Park's entrance, Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge is the premium riverside accommodation in the area. An expansive deck overlooks Denali National Park and the Nenana River -- the ideal spot to relax, visit with friends and savor the exquisite landscape. Each guest room is comfortably appointed with two double beds, two queen beds or one king bed, television and telephone -- just in case you want to catch up with the outside world. Choose from standard, riverfront, deluxe or suite accommodations. Outdoor hot tubs afford commanding views of the Park and Nenana River while you relax and indulge in a soothing soak.
Dining is always a treat at Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge. Enjoy spirits, appetizers and casual fare on the river view deck. The Summit Restaurant boost sophisticated cuisine and panoramic views.
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Sourdough Cabins
Experience the beauty and majesty of Denali with a
night of peace and tranquility at Sourdough Cabins.
All cabins are fully furnished, heated and nestled in
a peaceful spruce forest. Conveniently located
within walking distance to restaurants, lounges, gift
shops and river rafting tours. Free transportation
to and from Denali National Park Train Station and
Visitor Center.
-Cabins accommodations include two double beds (or one queen bed) full private facilities, alarm clock, pinewood interior, mountain or wooded area view. Non smoking cabins are available.
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Kantishna Roadhouse
The original roadhouse at Kantishna was built in the early 1900s, serving as a private residence, a community center, a post office, and informal accommodations for those who came visiting in Kantishna. Many nights were spent spinning tales of the trail over a hot cup of coffee and a hearty meal. You can still see the old log structure and other remnants of the past at the back of our property.
Kantishna Roadhouse has evolved from a gold miner's tent camp into a modern Alaskan resort with a rustic flavor. In 1986 a tent camp was established to feed and house a federal mineral survey crew assaying surrounding claims. Word of this unique camp experience spread and its popularity grew. Through the years, additional guest cabins have been built to accommodate growth. They now offer 32 full-service cabins. The beautiful log lodge was built in 1993, adding an expanded dining area, a new library resource room, a hand-crafted bar, and a spacious lobby.
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Denali Backcountry Lodge
Denali Backcountry Lodge offers thirty comfortably appointed cedar cabins. Each cabin is heated and enjoys its own private bath -- unexpected luxuries for such a remote location. Dining and lounge areas are found in our spacious two-story lodge. We hosts special natural history presentations by our staff and many featured guest speakers. Two outdoor gazebos near Moose Creek are great places to relax, and a suspended foot bridge spanning the creek offers access to many hiking trails.
Dining at the Lodge
When it comes to meals, you'll be treated with great food prepared by our chefs and hospitality staff.
Hot breakfast is served buffet style. For lunch, a hot soup and sandwich buffet is served in the lodge, but most guests pack up a lunch for their day's explorations. At the end of the day, everyone is invited to join our naturalist guides for gourmet appetizers and a recap of the day. Evening dinners are served family style in the lodge. All of our food is fresh, hearty, and wholesome. If you have a dietary consideration or special food request, just let us know. And if you're celebrating an anniversary or special event, let us know ahead of time so we can "surprise" you.
Beverage Service
Juices and sodas are available from the lounge cooler. Our informal bar service features draft and bottled beer, wine, and cordials.
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