Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge

Quiet hotel by the river.

We had a great room with a patio, but the staff was pretty unhelpful, though friendly. Restaurants on site were not good

Everyone was great except the little young chic in FannieQ. Long brown hair prolly 18- 20ish. Terrible attitude!!!!!!!

Christopher at front desk was so helpful. Great customer service.

Excellent place to stay while visiting Denali National Park

The location was very close to Denali Park. A bus available to take you there tho' I did not use it. The hotel had a variety of restaurants and fun shops. Also across the road were some shops and restaurants as well. We were not on a cruise but still really enjoyed this hotel.

Beautiful place!

The check in process was very quick, however the staff only handed over a map and shared nothing about wifi, dining, or the return shuttle. Staff at the restaurants for seating were bored and seemed too eager for the season to be over. Waiter at Fannie Q was fabulous, though. The coffee shop was disorganized and sadly over priced for the quality. Just a reminder to treat all guests well until the last day. As local Alaskans we only want these hotels to do well.

Loud plumbing noise in room. Staff not able to change room and manager not available to speak to about problem that was left unresolved.

Setting of Denali.

Reception staff not necessarily the most friendly in Fairbanks. Not even looking at your eyes.

Quiet

Beautiful location, excellent service.

It is like an entire village. Multiple restaurants, shops, etc. In the mountains. Very beautiful.

I was disappointed with not having a mini fridge or even a microwave. Other than that our room was fine. Laundry required an app to pay and some were out of order.

Nice facility. Dont understand half of the bathroom in the bedroom. But was nice

This place seemed dirty, the rooms were small, no breakfast included and there were literally bus loads of tourists lined up all over the sidewalks where you couldn’t even get into the building without shoving through hundreds of people or getting ran over by a tour bus. This place has been ridden hard and put away wet. The rooms were small, carpet and bathrooms dirty. We paid a ton of money to stay here just one night and would never do so again. Outside of the buildings were very nice and thought out, but the room itself was just gross. Too many people come through here and it’s just beat down and not well taken care of.

Liked the location and the views and the restaurant was great

great views

A solo traveler not part of a cruise I lucked out in grabbing a few nights. This is a charming property close to the park with many buildings, restaurants and shops, it’s own friendly community. My room, though not huge, was quite nice, decorated with a local flair. In the main lodge the entrance area is very large and attractive with a lot of seating as it serves as the waiting area for the billions of busses and vans that pour through from the park, outside tour companies, and those of Princess. A machine, and a tad humorous, the tours typically are announced over the speaker, all extremely organized. Princess also has shuttles to the park every 30 minutes, which were great, the friendly drivers often offering suggestions, including for restaurants. Across the quiet highway are restaurants, eateries, excursion companies, and shops. Travelling extremely far to get to Denali, if able to grab one of the quality resorts close to the park (there are only a few) it’s well worth it.