Trouvez des Hôtels avec golf à Alaska intérieur

« Great spot, i enjoyed it, but checked in at 5pm and room wasnt ready. I came back at 6pm and room was not finished with a "unique" smell. Still, everything was great, until housekeeping came in at 8am without giving me a chance to answer. »

« Really enjoyed my stay and saw some great aurora from the front porch. »

« Vraiment formidable ! très bon service.. merci !! »

« My son and i usually go backpacking every year to a new National Park and stay in a tent. My back wouldn't allow that this year but we didn't want a hotel. This place was perfect, and what a step up from a tent. Totally secluded up on a mountain with a killer view. Two mattresses, coffee machine with coffee and he supplied water. Outlets, wifi, stove, and small fridge. We loved it!! I wish there were more of these around other National Parks. You absolutely need a 4WD to get up the...

« Chambre et salle de bains un peu vieillot Pas de frigo ni de prises usb Sinon choix de restaurant sur place »

« This was a wonderful stay! The beds and bathroom were clean and comfortable. One of the biggest things that can ruin a stay is an unpleasant smell — but not here! There was absolutely no bad odor anywhere in the hotel. Everything was so clean, it’s honestly hard to find anything to complain about! 😄 Breakfast was also a pleasant surprise — very diverse with options like omelets, crispy bacon, hash browns, toast, oatmeal etc. If I ever need to stay in this area again, I will definitely choose...

« Everything about this cabin was perfect. The location and views were amazing. It was clean and comfortable. Dave was a great host and I would definitely stay here again. »

« I've stayed at this property multiple times and each time has been excellent. Home is clean, amenities are wonderful, check in and out simple and fast, hosts responsive to any questions or needs. It's such a quiet and serene place to stay but close to anything you might need. Definitely recommend and hope to stay here on other visits to Fairbanks. »