We had a very nice first floor room with a beautiful view. The room was fairly large and very comfortable. It is a bit outside town but there is a shuttle to take you to downtown area. We ate in the restaurant for lunch and a dinner and the food was great. There is a bar area in the restaurant... More

I stayed in this hotel when it first opened in 2001. Cushy rooms with kitchenettes. A spectacular view of the Mountain--if it's out. Hot tub on the back deck. The restaurant has good food, but a little pricey. The gift shop has reasonably priced offerings. I always take visitors through the gorgeous lobby with the huge stone fireplace. More

This lodge looks great on the outside but it stops there. Rooms are noisy as it is cheaply built, halls narrow, sheets pathetically cheap, worst TP and Kleenex in the US, NO extras! We went with a large business group of Alaskans, way off the tourist season, when there were very few other visitors besides our group. The managment missed... More

Our visit to Talkeetna was way too short. We arrived at the lodge about 4:30 p.m. and left at noon the following day. The Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge has a beautiful lobby and many small areas to relax, gather or mingle. When traveling, we usually go into town to meet and talk with the natives and eat the local food so... More

I had the best time with the staff. They are very personable. I was traveling by myself, but the made me feel as though I was among friends. Would love to come back here someday. More

We spent one night at Talkeetna Lodge and couldn't have been more pleased. Denali was cloaked in clouds when we arrived so we asked the desk to call our room if the mountain appeared. It did and they did. Looked out our room window to see Denali undressing. We watched the show for about an hour and 1/2 till she... More

We spent only 1 1/2 days at the Talkeetna Lodge. It is a newer building with lovely grounds, clean, spacious rooms, two eateries and a great room with a soaring ceiling, rock fireplace and excellent views of the nearby mountains - if the cloud cover allows. We arrived hoping to fly over McKinley and land on a glacier, but the... More

Unfortunately our stay here was a tough one, but not by any fault of the hotel. Alaska was experiencing record high temperatures and the hotel is not air conditioned. In the summer time when the sun is shining practically all day and night, we all found it very difficult to cool down. The had a fan, and it worked to... More

clean attractive rooms, a view of Mt. Mckinley from my room (yes, we got sunshine) lovely walking paths, great hospitality (kudos to Michelle and her gang in guest reception for taking care of our group!) a welcoming wood fire place that dominates the eating area, vans running every 30 minutes to "downtown" where a few great little eateries and quite... More