We would definitely recommend staying here at Touch of Wilderness - rather than at the commercial area around the park. It is only a 20 minute drive to the park.
One of the best B&Bs we've stayed at.
The new 49th State Bar and Grill is the best place for dinner...near the Chevron Gas Station on the Parks Highway in Healy...only 5 miles from the B&B. Friendly service and good dinner specials in addition to great hamburgers.

Barbara, the owner, very friendly and helpful
Nicely located off the main road about 10 miles to the entrance to Denali nat. park
Excellent breakfast with a daily choice of an egg dish and meat plus cereals, juice, coffee, tea, etc.
Owner occupied, large B&B , very homey atmosphere, games, books, movie DVD's, living room first and second floor available to guests.
Large windows in second floor dining room overlooking a forest and mountains in the background.
Very clean, attractively furnished
Don't be put off by the commercial look of the front of the building- Husband has an electrical business.

We stayed at Denali Touch of Wilderness during our recent trip to Alaska. We rented a car and the inn was a short drive to the park's entrance. The breakfast is continental-style but they have a lot of choices. You pre-order your egg/meat choices the day before and then re-heat them the next morning. Other options include a selection of muffins and cereals, fruit salad, and waffles. You can also orderbox lunches. The inn was very nice and clean. We enjoyed our stay and thought it was a good value. They also have free wi-fi.

I stayed at Touch of Wilderness on a trip to Denali NP. It's well situated just north of Healy, and only about 15-20 minutes from the park entrance. I wasn't sure about staying outside the immediate park entrance area, but am glad I avoided that area.

The B&B is situated just a few miles off the highway in a very pleasant setting with mountain views. The large windows in the common area are great for viewing the sky, and wildlife that may happen by.

The breakfast was very good. There are also common areas stocked with books and games (and a big TV if you want). In short, it's a great jumping off point, but can also serve as a very nice spot to kick back after hiking.