McKinley Chalet Resort
- Free WiFi in lobby and free parking
The best thing about this property was the proximity to the Denali National Park. Second…
I loved the overall experience, beautiful location views, nice restaraunts, outdoor…
FAQs for McKinley Chalet Resort
Does McKinley Chalet Resort offer free cancellation for a full refund? Yes, McKinley Chalet Resort does have fully refundable rooms available to book on our site, which can be cancelled up to a few days before check-in. Just make sure to check this property's cancellation policy for the exact terms and conditions. What are the cleanliness and hygiene measures currently in place at McKinley Chalet Resort? This property confirms that disinfectant is used to clean the property. Furthermore, guests are provided with hand sanitizer, social distancing measures are in place, and staff wear personal protective equipment. Please note that this information has been provided by our partners. Is parking offered on site at McKinley Chalet Resort? Yes, there's free self and extended parking. Are pets allowed at McKinley Chalet Resort? Sorry, pets aren't allowed. What are the check-in and check-out times at McKinley Chalet Resort? You can check in starting at 4 PM. Check-out time is 11 AM. Contactless check-out is available. Are there restaurants at or near McKinley Chalet Resort? Yes, there are 2 onsite restaurants, featuring seafood. Nearby restaurants include Thai & Chinese Food To Go (3-min walk), Black Bear Coffee House (5-min walk), and Subway (5-min walk).
Recent reviews
Good 7.8 From 339 reviews
Lots of restaurants opportunity. A little far to walk to. Taking luggage to the 2nd floor is hard.
The resort is set up for bus tours. Parking, except in the front of the hotel, is away from your room and complex. Wi-fi is only in the two common areas. Make sure you adjust your expectations, then you will have a good time.
Be prepared to walk across some paths from parking lot to room cluster/house (there are many mini clusters of rooms). Find out how far you will be from parking if you don't want to walk far. You can drop off luggage at front door but if the closer lots are full, may have to walk far. That said, security was really nice and drove us to the parking area, driving us back to the lodge where our room was after we parked. We saw faint Northern Lights even though they didn't call us as we signed up to be notified. So if you really want to see them, look North yourself, hehe, from time to time.
Didn't get the room type we requested. We requested a king room and got the room with a double bed, single bed and hide a bed couch. Parking was very far away from the room. Steak house food was good. Staff was very nice and helpful. Very close to the Denali park entrance.
Nice bedding good food and ambience. Hotel itself is super noisy in the rooms. Guests catching the trains are up early slamming heavy doors
The outdoor seating with fireplaces and food/drinks
I reserved this hotel 3 months ago for a room with a King bed. Upon arrival, I was informed they had no rooms with King or Queen beds left, and was forced to take a double bed. This was not mentioned as even a possibility on the website. It is totally unacceptable.
Every Thing is a short walk from your room. Comfortable, clean and tidy.
Completely satisfied! Nice amenities. Very comfortable in room. Excellent breakfast at the village.
The hotel was was overpriced and terrible. The only redeeming quality was the fire pit and center of the resort. The rooms are motel like and do NOT resemble the pictures at all. We travelled on our honeymoon and splurged on this hotel. We were given a full bed and a twin bed. When we asked for a queen room, we were told that they couldn’t do it because we booked through a third party website. They give priority to all cruise guests. We stayed for two nights and they weren’t able to switch us the second night either. The room was clean but completely outdated. Do NOT stay here! There are many other places that look nicer. Also, the staff was exhausted and short. They also lacked knowledge of rules and information about the resort. We were given false information and other staff had to chase us to correct their peers. Overall, it was a terrible experience. The only redeeming factor was the national park. We wish we stayed at a cabin on the outskirts of town or a nearby hotel with better rooms.