My wife and I stayed here for two nights in July. The cabins are quaint and pretty well maintained. I think the prices may be a bit unreasonable for the place, but I didn't really compare too many prices because of how late we booked. The restaurant on premises is quite good, but not cheap. Expect to spend upwards of $15/person without drinks. This brings me to the tap water. Though potable of course, something was weird about it. Luckily Denali national park visitor information has a water bottle fill up that is filtered and good. I would recommend buying breakfast things on the way in for your stay because the breakfast buffet is $18/person ($12 for Continental). I am not sure why the restaurant doesn't give more of a discount to guests of the cabins. Overall the cabin was decent, the location was good and the people were friendly, but the food was a bit pricey. Stayed three nights. Cabin with 2 double beds. Cabin clean and very basic. No frills. Noisy heater, one little bar of soap. Teensy bathroom & shower. Very pricey -- $263/nite. No free breakfast. On site restaurant, Prey, is pretty good but expensive. Breakfast is $18/person or $12 for the all-carbohydrate continental. 10 miles to the Gulch where all the action is; 2 miles to Denali Natl Park. Most of the staff was pretty pleasant. Excellent customer service. Rustic but quaint. Good restaurant and bar. . I won't recommend it. Poor hospitality. I stayed here for 3 nights and had to move to a different cabin each night because they were totally booked and couldn't give me same cabin. I guess it was possible for them to do same cabin but they didn't try. Cabins are ok. For some reason, the heating system in our cabin wasn't effective. Also, some cabins are little far from parking. The staff is rude. The restaurant has very limited options. The place is little far from the Denali park-10+ miles. There is no shop, restaurant etc nearby. It has "Zero" activities or events. I would rather suggest places on the other side of Park which are more happening. Near to McKinley princess, chalet square would be ideal otherwise Grizzly resort might be ok too. I attended ranger talk in chalet square and had to drive around that area everyday for food, gas etc. The cabins are nice, they have a free shuttle to/from the Denali National Park, the Alaska Railroad Depot and Glitter Gulch. If you need to use the shuttle outside of their set hours, they charge $15 per person. The Prey eatery is not that great. They screwed up or order of packed lunches.
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