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Elegance is Just the Start
Operating Season:
- Open All Year
The Ahwahnee, the National Historic Landmark hotel in Yosemite Valley, will be temporarily closed January 2, 2023 – March 2, 2023. This closure is necessary to complete seismic upgrades to the historic building and a refurbishment of the kitchen floor. The park staff looks forward to completing these essential projects to improve and preserve the hotel for future generations to enjoy.
The Ahwahnee shines as the crown jewel of the national park lodges. Known for its stunning interior design and architecture, The Ahwahnee was specifically designed to highlight its natural surroundings, featuring Yosemite Falls, Half Dome and Glacier Point. The hotel holds a historic heritage as it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a National Historic Landmark. The destination of queens and presidents alike, this distinctive Yosemite hotel offers a perfect balance of history, hospitality and elegance.
The Ahwahnee offers a gift shop with a focus on local artisans, a decadent sweet shop, a comfortable bar and a heated outdoor swimming pool. The Ahwahnee Dining Room is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Amenities at The Ahwahnee
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Room Amenities
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Room Types
Standard Hotel Rooms | Junior Suite | Hotel Parlors | Hotel Cottages
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Hotel Rooms
| Standard Hotel Rooms: Comfortably appointed, these rooms typically face the rear of the hotel with limited view - a perfect choice for staying on budget while enjoying the luxurious amenities at The Ahwahnee. |
| Classic Hotel Rooms: Classic rooms are finely appointed with lovely views of Glacier Point, Half Dome, or Yosemite Falls, as well as the hotel surroundings. |
| ADA Classic Hotel Rooms: Select rooms are accessibility compliant, which include widened doors, grab bars in toilet stalls, raised toilet seats, and low-density carpet. |
| Featured Hotel Rooms: Several rooms offer balconies with stunning views of Yosemite's most iconic cliffs and waterfalls. Balconies are most often shared with the adjoining room. Balcony sizes vary. |
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Junior Suite
| The El Dorado Diggins Suitewas at one time a private dining room, a cocktail lounge, and a chapel in the 1940s. This unique suite features a king bed and a sunken living room, large windows and a slate entrance way. |
| The Mary Curry Tresidder Suite- called the Queen's Room since Queen Elizabeth stayed here on her visit to Yosemite in the 1980s - is ideal for honeymooners and rekindling old flames. The four-poser canopy bed and grand bathroom make for a decidedly romantic space. |
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Hotel Parlors
The Ahwahnee offers guests a choice of four parlors, which combine with hotel rooms to create luxuriously appointed suites with the best views at The Ahwahnee.
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Hotel Cottages
| Standard Cottages: After a day in the great outdoors, nothing beats returning home to your Standard Cottage. Cozy yet plush with comforts, our four Standard Cottages have a king bed. |
| Classic Cottages:Our larger Classic Cottages come appointed with a king or two double beds |
| ADA Classic Cottages:Some of Classic Cottages are accessibility compliant, with widened doors, grab bars in toilet stalls, raised toilet seats and low-density carpet. |
| Featured Cottages:Staying in one of our two Featured Cottages is a true treat—as a roaring fire will set the mood for coziness and tranquility. A sitting area and small bathroom (shower only—no tub) keep things snug and humble. |
