Golf Hotels in Interior Alaska, Alaska

"Nice place for a stop while going riding."

"hot breakfast is good. Staff is quite helpful."

"Check-in was easy; staff was friendly and accommodating; room was clean & comfortable (smaller than most); didn’t take advantage of full breakfast, except for coffee, but it looked and smelled good; fitness center was clean and helpful (treadmill, elliptical, stationary bike, and dumbbells/adjustable bench); lobby/breakfast area was a bit cramped; plenty of parking, even with lots of snow/ice; will definitely return!"

"Sizeable room, good bed, nice location."

"Breakfast was fresh and pretty good, but they need to put more wafflemakers out. There were only 2 and the line was always long. Love the cozy, rustic cottage. Carpets and the inside walls (logs) could use a deep cleaning, however. I forgot to pack slippers and had to gobto Walmart to buy some to wear indoors. One can clearly see the coated dust sitting in between the logs of the interior wall. Daily cleaning isn't really cleaning. It's refilling toiletries, emptying trash bins, replacing towels and and toilet paper....which is fine if you're ok w/ that. We were. We didn't need our room to be cleaned daily, but some folks require or expect it, so I thought it needed mentioning. The kitchenette was very convenient to have. Just wished it came with dishes, cutlery, pots n pans, and a hot plate. Lastly, not once did we see the Northern Lights from our Aurora/lakeside cabin, which I thought was a tad bit false advertisement. Nonetheless, we had a wonderful display just minutes away at Creamer's Field our 2nd night in town. Would we stay there again? Most definitely!"

"Very quiet and Cozy place!! ☆☆☆☆☆ to their staff"

"Staff nice, helped with early arrival and late check out. Bed was quite old and too soft, almost rolled off the edge. Bedding clean but shredding on edges and didn’t fit the mattress."

"Adequate amenities and clean property, ideal for budget stays"

"It met the needs for the night. Front desk staff was more interested in their own conversation than checking guests in."