Case galleggianti a Penisola di Kenai

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“Everything was awesome had a great night sleep 😴”

“What a great experience! The Yurt was great! It was super clean and cozy. The bed was very comfortable! There is no bathroom in the Yurt - - there are portable toilets and a shower a short walk away. Overall I would recommend this for a unique Alaska experience!”

“Complimentary breakfast”

“Hotel di carattere, ho alloggiato nella vecchia area che ha un suo fascino ma sconta un po' il fatto che sia datata”

“We had a day of king salmon fishing planned in the area, so we decided to stay in Soldotna for the night. We paid $234 for a double queen room. The room had several issues. The air conditioner rattled throughout the night, one of the mattresses sagged noticeably in the middle, and the door was difficult to close properly. On the positive side, the room was clean, the breakfast was great, and the staff accommodated an early check-in, which we appreciated. Would I stay here again? Probably not...

“Clean room and friendly staff. Laundry room was nice. Kitchen was just enough. Wish there had been paper towels in the room as well as a dish cloth.”

“Good location outside of Seward at the beginning of the scenic drive toward Exit Glacier. Our room did have a private bathroom and shower with the sink being in the main room. The two queen room was very space on furniture, you basicly have to live out of your suitcase on the floor. The weather was warm (64-70F) and with no a/c (very common in Alaska) and no cross fentilation the room was very difficult to cool down.”

“Motel nella media. Camera piccola è un po’ fredda. Ovvero con termostato non funzionante. Comunque accettabile per una notte in transito. Buon ristorante annesso alla struttura. ”

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“The rooms were better than we expected. It had a small kitchenette with microwave and a full size fridge which helped us with some boxed meals during our stay”

“While the outside looks worn the rooms are very nice. The rooms are clean and the beds are also comfortable. For fishermen there is easy access to the Kenai river with cleaning stations if you get lucky.”