Guest Houses in Alaska

"We stayed in an ADA accessible room. Check-in was easy and fast. Every night, there were several fire pits around the outside of the hotel for peolpe to warm up and make smores (we used them every night). We never missed the ice cream social hosted every night. We took advantage of the provided sleds on the back side of the hotel and went down the slope for some slides. The aurora Borealis was easily seen from the hotel and we got woken up by the hotel staff after requesting the aurora borealis wake up call. The front desk staff, speacially Olivia, were very friendly and full of information regarding the best places near town to search for the aurora borealis. As far as ADA accessability, this hotel is the best hotel I have encountered. While other hotels only offer a "one size fits all" shower chair in their accessible bathroom (which unfortunately, does NOT offer the back level of support my son needs), the Pikes Waterfrontfront Lodge accessible bathroom has a built-in full bench in the wall of their accessible roll-in shower. The showers my son took in that Lodge were the most comfortable he's had in his life outside of home."

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"It was clean and convenient. The breakfast buffet was nice with made to order omelets and various fresh fruits."

"Everything was great, particularly friendly staff!"

"All good! Great service. "

"I’m frequently staying there and love it. "