Denali Cabins

Stayed for 2 days with family. We were “greeted” by Maddie, who did not seem to enjoy her job. She was not very friendly and when we asked if our cabins were near each other, we discovered they were not. We asked if we could have them together and it seemed as though it was a chore so we said forget it. You have to bring your luggage to your cabin. My daughter and 83 year old father dragged their suitcases through the loose gravel. Needless to say, it ruined their luggage. The cabins are antiquated at best. No refrigerators or microwaves are not available. Our main light worked but so did the fan and the chain was broken off so we couldn’t turn off the fan. We could not turn on the light because the fan was constantly on and it was too chilly. One of the cabins smelled like sewage. On a better note, Isabella in the coffee shop was amazing. She was very pleasant and made great coffee. The restaurant, Prey, was just ok. Nothing to write home about. They only have 1 server working so a little on the slow side. I would definitely choose another place to stay closer to “downtown” near the boardwalk. Very disappointed in our stay.

From Steve at check-in to Sandy's, Judy and Craig's superior help with shuttling and local knowledge, I can't imagine any better experience!!

We enjoyed our stay at Denali Cabins. The cabins were nice and the amenities, such as loan of bear spray, sauna, hot tub and fire pit were particularly nice. It was end of summer season and service in the dining at Prey Pub was particularly slow. Our shuttle driver on return to the train depot complained about having to drop us off there even though I had paid for that service at reservation. In all we enjoyed our stay.