Denali National Park and Preserve

Run by the Athabascan Doyon Tourism, this establishment at Mile 95 on the park road offers an enriching wilderness getaway. — Fodor's

A 7,200-square-foot modified geodesic dome houses this year-round B&B, decorated with Alaskana and local art. — Fodor's

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This sprawling 20-acre resortlike property operated by one of the National Park Service's largest concessionaires, Aramark, sits just 7 miles south of the park entrance near the Nenana River. — Fodor's

This five-room, solar-powered lodge serves as Kantishna Air Taxi's base of operations. — Lonely Planet

Verging on legendary, Camp Denali has been the gold standard among Kantishna lodges for the last half century. — Lonely Planet

Twinned with the Grande Denali Lodge, the Bluffs sits appropriately on a bluff above the George Parks Hwy, offering slightly more economical rooms with slightly less eagle-like views. — Lonely Planet

The 'Grizzly' spans pretty much every price range and configuration, including wooded campsites by the Nenana River, platform tent-cabins, and well-spaced cabins in various styles. — Lonely Planet

This is a friendly, well-run place with the most modern cabins in Carlo Creek. — Lonely Planet

Cedar cabins built within the taiga forest have all the basic amenities, private baths, and shared hot tubs at this complex along the highway, 8 miles south of the park entrance. — Fodor's

Perched beside the gurgling Carlo Creek, this is the area’s only true hostel. — Lonely Planet

'Moose in the grounds!' is a regular cry at this hotel, which is actually more like a motel in terms of facilities and appearance. — Lonely Planet

Pro here is the location, perched like an eagle's nest over the George Parks Hwy and high above the cacophony of Canyon...con is the price, which doesn't really match the plain, unimaginative rooms. — Lonely Planet