The Ahwahnee Hotel
Hotel famous for its rustic design and fabulous views.
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The Ahwahnee Hotel Details
Located on the site of a Miwok indian village, the Ahwahnee Hotel opened in 1927 and is famous for its National Park Rustic design and fabulous views of Half Dome, Yosemite Falls, and Glacier Point. Look closely at the hotel's exterior and you may notice that what appears to be wood is in fact poured concrete -- a feature designed to prevent fires. You can stay in one of the hotel's 99 rooms or 24 cottages, but it's not cheap: expect to pay $450 and up per night. Either way, you should take time to walk through the hotel and explore its vast yet welcoming lobby, visit the gift shop, or have a meal in the dining room -- where the amazing views come free with your meal.
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Ahwahnee Gift Shop
A wonderful collection of Yosemite-inspired gifts.
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The Ahwahnee Hotel
Yosemite's distinctive AAA four-diamond hotel, famous for its rustic design, stunning interiors, and fabulous views.
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Ahwahnee Hotel Dining Room
The crown jewel of Yosemite dining.
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The Ahwahnee Hotel
This hotel, known for its stunning interior design and architecture, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Royal Arches Cascade
Located within walking distance of the Ahwahnee Hotel, this is one of the easiest waterfalls to view in Yosemite.
