The Ahwahnee^® Hotel Accommodations

Our hotel rooms are located in the main building of The Ahwahnee.

Standard Hotel Rooms:  Appointed in rich fabrics, warm woods and Native American motifs, The Ahwahnee Standard Rooms offer comfort and elegance as a counterpoint to the rugged beauty outside.

Classic Hotel Rooms: Classic rooms provide the classic experience at The Ahwahnee, with finely appointed rooms and better views of the hotel grounds and spectacular Yosemite scenery.

Featured Hotel Rooms: Enjoy Yosemite from a balcony adjoining your hotel room at The Ahwahnee. Only a small number of these rooms are available, and are booked on a first-come first-served basis.

Bedding configurations include one king bed or two double beds.

Located among the dogwoods and pines on the hotel grounds, these rustic cottages have the comfort of a mountain lodge with Native American accents and natural wood furnishings. Each room has a newly rennovated private bath (rennovation completed March 2008), television, telephone, small refrigerator and small stone patio.

Although the cottage does not offer air conditioning they are surrounded by shade trees and ceiling fans moderate day-time summer temperatures to cool the rooms during the summer months.

Bedding configurations include one king bed or two double beds.

The hotel's four parlors are luxuriously furnished and provide unparalleled views of the valley.  The parlors combine with hotel rooms to create suites. (Not available individually).

The El Dorado Diggins Suite has been a private dining room, a cocktail lounge and even a chapel during World War II. This suite comfortably sleeps four and features a sunken living room, large picture window, slate entry and the only jacuzzi bathtub in Yosemite.

The Mary Curry Tresider Suite features a four-poster canopy bed and rich color palette, and has a decidedly romantic aura. The large bathroom offers craftsman designed cabinets and bidet. On her trip to Yosemite in 1983, Queen Elizabeth II stayed in this suite, and since then it has been fondly referred to as “The Queen’s Room”.