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The Standard Cabin at The Ahwahnee welcomes up to three guests with classic National Historic Landmark surroundings and iconic views of Half Dome and Yosemite Falls seen from the hotel grounds. Designed as a one‑bedroom retreat within the historic property, the cabin blends warm, rustic character with modern climate‑controlled comfort to make a Yosemite stay feel both relaxed and refined.
Inside, the cabin features one king bed appointed with premium bedding and linens, arranged to accommodate up to three guests comfortably. A private bathroom includes a shower/bathtub combination, bathrobes, towels, a hair dryer and complimentary toiletries for your convenience. The room layout also provides a dedicated workspace with a desk and phone, plus in‑room safety features including a safe and fire extinguisher.
Your stay includes thoughtful in‑room amenities to ease travel and enhance downtime: a flat‑screen TV with satellite channels and closed captions, a coffee/tea maker and refrigerator, complimentary Mountain Wi‑Fi (25+ Mbps), free local calls, daily housekeeping, iron and ironing board, and limited‑hours room service. The Standard Cabin is accessibility‑friendly and supported by The Ahwahnee’s attentive 24‑hour front desk and on‑site services, so you can focus on exploring Yosemite Valley while returning each evening to comfort and convenience.

















The Ahwahnee sits at the east end of Yosemite Valley, and a stroll around the hotel grounds reveals views of Half Dome, Yosemite Falls and Glacier Point. The hotel is also backed up against the Royal Arches. The cabin is a one-bedroom room within this historic property, so those landmark views are right on your doorstep.
The Standard Cabin has 1 king bed dressed with premium bedding and sheets, and it accommodates up to 3 guests. It suits a couple very well, or a small party of three who are comfortable sharing one bedroom.
The cabin has a private bathroom with a shower/bathtub combination. It also comes with bathrobes, towels, a hair dryer and complimentary toiletries.
You get a flat-screen TV with satellite channels (closed captioning is supported), a coffee/tea maker, a refrigerator, a safe, a desk, a phone with free local calls, and an iron and ironing board. Air conditioning keeps the room climate-controlled, and housekeeping comes daily. Room service operates on limited hours. Mountain Wi-Fi is free for hotel guests and works well for email and light browsing, but it is not meant for streaming or large downloads.
The Standard Cabin is described as accessibility-friendly, and its TV supports closed captioning. The Ahwahnee's front desk is staffed 24 hours a day, so the team can help with any specific needs before or during your stay.
Yes. The Ahwahnee's heated outdoor pool is exclusive to hotel guests and is open year-round from 9:00 AM to dusk, weather permitting. You will need your room key to open the pool gate. It may close occasionally for weather or maintenance.
The Ahwahnee Dining Room serves breakfast and lunch à la carte and a prix fixe dinner with five- or seven-course menus. A hotel booking does not guarantee a table, so reserve through OpenTable, especially for dinner. Dinner calls for proper attire (collared shirt and long pants, or a dress, skirt or long pants with a blouse), while breakfast and brunch are casual. The Ahwahnee Bar is casual and walk-in only, open 11:30 AM to 10 PM per the hotel. Afternoon Tea from 4 to 5 PM is for hotel guests.
Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. During the seismic upgrade project the hotel is valet parking only, and the six EV chargers are reached through valet. Pets are not permitted on the property, except service animals, and they may not be left in vehicles.
A free year-round Valley shuttle stops directly in front of The Ahwahnee and links to Yosemite Village, the Visitor Center and Lower Yosemite Fall. Yosemite Falls is less than a mile away, and Yosemite Village is roughly 15 to 18 minutes away. The nearest major airport is Fresno Yosemite International, about 95 miles and 2.25 hours by road, and renting a car there is the quickest way to arrive.
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