Denali Lodge Reopens After Fire
The Denali Princess Lodge, just outside Alaska’s Denali National Park, has reopened barely two months after fire ravaged the popular hotel.
No one was injured in the March 20 blaze, but almost half of the hotel’s 280 rooms were destroyed, along with the lobby, gift shop and restaurant.
Construction crews have rebuilt 155 guest rooms and other facilities and re-landscaped the grounds.
The lodge is one of seven accommodations clustered along a mile-long stretch of highway leading to the park entrance. Owned by Princess Cruises, the hotel is popular with independent travelers, and with cruise passengers who overnight there.
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