The Ahwahnee

"The Ahwahnee, undergoing a $31.6 million renovation, features 97 guest rooms and 24 cottages. The hotel remains open during renovations, which include updates to the pool area and infrastructure. Rates start at $500 per night." - Bailey Berg

"Built in 1927, The Ahwahnee is a National Historic Landmark hotel situated amidst the towering granite cliffs and thundering waterfalls that have made Yosemite Valley a world-famous, iconic destination. This in-park lodge is famous for its antique “parkitecture,” featuring stone fireplaces, dark wood libraries, and a grand dining hall serving classic American cuisine. With recently remodeled rooms in the main building and a kitchen upgrade in the winter of 2023, it’s a timeless piece of classic park lodging ideal for hikers and bikers who want to stay as close to the action as possible." - Emily Pennington

"A celebrated 1927 hotel known for its unforgettable vistas of indigo waters reflecting the High Sierra."

"Located in: Yosemite National Park Built in 1927, The Ahwahnee is a National Historical Landmark made up of 5,000 tons of stone, 1,000 tons of steel, and 30,000 feet of lumber, all carted through the mountains during the park’s early years. A mix of Art Deco and Native American architecture (just check out those turquoise shutters), the hotel offers views of Yosemite Falls, Half Dome, and Glacier Point. The best part? The lodge is open year-round, meaning you can experience Yosemite during the season of your choice." - Kristin Conard, Caitlin Morton

"Built in 1927, The Ahwahnee welcomes park goers with stone fireplaces, beamed ceilings, and hand-carved wood furniture." - Travel + Leisure Editors