Inn a Penisola di Kenai

“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. ”

“Newly renovated, spacious, and cozy. Beautifully tucked away in a quiet valley, very peaceful and relaxing. Super close to the Exit Glacier hiking trails, with a cute little coffee shop on-site. Loved our stay!”

“Fantastic view, small and basic, functional kitchen, bed as okay but not very comfortable, location was easy access to town and not in the center. Individual cabin had nice privacy. Furnishing and amenities were adequate but basic. Could have been of higher quality.”

“Super cozy log cabin equipped with every comfort. The location is perfect: just a few minutes’ drive from Seward and very close to Exit Glacier. The host was extremely kind, welcoming and always available for anything I needed. I stayed for 2 nights and absolutely loved the experience. Highly recommended!”

“It’s a convenient way to visit Homer. Despite a little lack of space in the room there’s really everything you can be in need of. Even very detailed and updated information about Homer, activities and weather is provided. Position is good provided you have your own vehicle.”

“Das Zimmer war groß und hatte zwei Doppelbetten. Man hat die Möglichkeit das Zimmer über ein Thermostat beliebig zu heizen. Es gab zwei Badezimmer - ein sehr großes im oberen Stock bei den Schlafzimmern und ein kleineres im unteren Stock bei der Küche. Das Frühstück wurde zwischen 7 und 9 Uhr in der Küche in Buffetform angerichtet. Wir waren zwei Nächte und bekamen einmal Blueberry Pancakes mit Speck und einmal Breakfastburritos. Zusätzlich gab es auch die Möglichkeit Brot zu toasten mit Butter...

“Clean room and everything as expected. Thanks!”

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“Beautiful setting and comfy yurt. My only suggestion would be to have water in the room. I had to get water out of the shower room. (And I don’t even drink coffee)”

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“Offre tutto ciò di cui ha bisogno sia chi viaggia per turismo che per lavoro.”