Everyone knows Alaska is not cheap. I got a great rate here and the front desk was incredibly friendly and helpful. The accomodations were very comfortable and clean. We loved it.

These are cabins, Period. They are basic but comfortable. We had absolutely no problems with the heat. The floor did slant, so you might be in luck if you're a mountain goat. Seriously though, it didn't bother us. The hot tub was nice.

What makes the Crow's Nest stand apart is the amazing service we got from the staff. The shuttle drivers took us pretty much anywhere we wanted to go. They were friendly and helpful, and suggested good restaurants in the area. They also made sure we got the most out of our park shuttle experience by giving insider tips.

Jeremy at the front desk was also super friendly and helpful. He suggested tours and made sure we got where we needed to go at the right time.

Unfortunately, we have nothing good to say about the restaurant. The food was not good, the service was lackluster at best, and it was pricey even for this touristy area. Try the Prospector's Alehouse and the Salmon Bake down the hill. It's worth the walk!

We absolutely hated this place. The room is built on a hill so it slants downward. Everytime you walk you lean over. I thought I would fall out of the crappy shower. Beware if you are drinking (which we weren't), you will fall over. The beds were so uncomfortable and also on a hill. Everything is old in the room and very tiny. This was the most expensive place we stayed at -$200- and the very worst. Total waste of money. The noise from the bar was horrible. I rate this dump at negative 200!!!

My husband and I stayed here on 12 & 13th of August, 2011, while visiting Denali National Park. I agree with another review that the staff is very nice and helpful. However, for the price was extremely disappointed. Pros: Quiet location, nice staff, clean accommodations, close to Denali Park Cons: challenging, limited parking (strongly disagree with other review), rusty water from sink faucet, no hot water at times in shower and then when it came on was very difficult to regulate-either scalding or freezing, very basic accommodations, like a rustic cabin and it was $189/night, may have to lift suitcase up and down stairs, up hills, if you have a car that is close to the ground you will "bottom out" coming up and down the hill to the cabin as there is a very steep incline at the beginning of the road to the cabins. I would highly recommend selecting another hotel. This was the worst hotel of our entire trip.