Great lodge! Absolutely love the Gold Miner's Suite! The garage and full kitchen make for a…read morecomfortable and convenient stay. High on my list for visiting family members and newcomers alike

I stayed here 3 times in the mid to late nineties. Once with my 2 kids, a colleague and her mom,…read moreonce in March with my daughter, and once when I taught Vacation Bible School. Each time Marnie and Lambert made me feel like family. They were so personable and welcoming. At that time it was still a B&B and truly one of my favorite places to stay while in Alaska. I so regret not getting back there if for no other reason than to visit with Marnie and Lambert.

I would definitely stay here again. I picked this place because of the central location, but don't…read morebe fooled into thinking you can really walk anywhere in Fairbanks, especially in winter. Everything is quite spread out. My dad and I stayed in the nannyberry room, which had two twin beds and a private bathroom. There was obviously a lot of thought put into everything they provided- there's an outlet with USB ports, many hooks for all your gear, 2 (!) luggage racks, a fridge, sound machine, and an actual alarm clock. You can control the heat within your room, and there's a fan to help circulate. There's also an oscillating fan in the closet. They ask you to take your shoes off outside the room, they can certainly get dirty! I loved the quality of the linens and the thick towels, along with bathrobes. The hosts were fine about us arriving after midnight and left a key and great directions for us. Service could have been a bit more friendly but every question we asked was answered. The one thing missing is displaying or communicating the WiFi password to you. Lots of free parking and definitely a great price.

The dosser cabin is a cute cabin on the edge of a lake. We stayed at the cabin on our trip to…read moreFairbanks. The owner has been thoughtful in designing the cabin. There are small touches to make sure that your stay is wonderful. The cabin has a washer and dryer unit, two full bathrooms, three bedrooms with two queen and one bunk bed. It has heating too, so you can survive Alaska's cold weather. There is a fence around it (I assume to keep animals out). It has been decorated with a Christmas theme. The owner also left a nice package for our arrival. The only gripe that I have is that it doesn't have a dishwasher, but it isn't too hard to wash dishes by hand. Overall, our stay was wonderful.

From the owner: Dosser Cabin is a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom cabin rental on a private lake in North Pole, Alaska.read more

I already miss this place! My husband and I have traveled to a lot of places around the world and…read morewe have stayed at so many different types of places and this bnb will definitely be one to cherish and remember. Kathy Alonzo was our host and she was a wonderful host. We stayed with her for six nights and every morning, she made a delicious breakfast for us. When I'm on vacation, I like to sleep in and wake up like at noon or in the later afternoon, but here, I would get up at 7:30am just to have a serving of her yummy food. On our arrival, she took my husband and I out to a saloon and made burgers for us there. At home, she read poems to us in front of a fireplace. Also, she would alert us when the Northern Lights would come out. THE PLACE: It was impressive and exceeded our expectations. It was a wooden log house that I believe is about 2,000 sq. footage. We had the upstairs bedroom and it had windows that allowed you to see the Northern Lights when they came. Additionally, we had a jacuzzi. We also had two other beds behind our room that was kept separate as if the two beds were in a secret room. Our room was very spacious and super cozy. It's like, we never really wanted to leave our room space because it felt so good just being in there. The house also has a sauna room and a washer and dryer for your clothes. The service we received from Kathy along with the comfort and beauty of her home is unforgettable. Leaving here, was like leaving a family member due to the great relationship we were able to build with her and I HIGHLY recommend her place!

This place is so ALASKA. Glad we found a moose in the Garden…read more We found great reviews on trip advisor and we are glad we booked. Kathy, the owner, is great. The house is beautiful and the breakfast was amazing. She even accommodated my food allergies. And the Aurora lights were great out there. Unfortunate that no one has review them on Yelp yet.

I love that Huffman Manor is locally owned and operated. The owners strive to make the place…read morewelcoming and diverse for whatever your need may be. I've enjoyed every event and stay I've had there and have felt spoiled by its beauty.

Just got back from an outstanding limo driven tour. Whisked from our hotel in a sleek black…read morelimousine and away to a day of sites and adventure starting with a brief history tour of Fairbanks proper, out to view the pipeline and on the way to a Reindeer ranch, where we roamed and played with a small herd. They also offered dog sledding, but we finished with a soak in the Hot Spring Lake at Chena Hot Springs, and enjoyed an outstanding meal- They grow their own fresh vegetables in their geothermal greenhouses and the ice museum was nuts! Great tour with a great local guide and driver , that put us in all the right places, and the Northern Lights were shining on the way home. The best.

Had so much fun when visited Alaska!! The customer service was amazing. Great people, great…read morehospitality, and great times. Ask for Alex. He the man!!

Stay far away!!! This is the worst property management company I have ever dealt with. If you…read morechoose to rent a property, you had better hope that you don't have any issues. They will let the property flood and when the house smells like mold they will not send anyone to come clean it. The house floods for a month straight every spring.

Horrible experience. The $500,000 home we rented flooded every spring for the 2 seasons we were…read morethere. The living room flooded for a month straight and smelt like mildew. We would wake up every two hours to vacuum the water up with a steam cleaner, when they decided to help they sent someone over that handed us a pump to attempt to pump the water out. The problem was that the pump wouldn't work unless we allowed at least an inch of water to flood the entire room. When the flooding stopped they had the carpet cleaned once. We had the carpet cleaned multiple times per incident to keep the mildew smell down. They did little to nothing to assist. This is something that I would expect from some slum lords but not a company renting a house for almost $3,000 per month. They're the worst property management company I've dealt with.

First off: I have to say that if you plan on staying here in July check the weather and temperature…read moregage because the rooms do not come equipped with COLD AC of any kind. Only a ceiling fan and a look alike Dyson floor fan that barely blows any air even on High, like in Hi goodbye...LOL Good location from Fairbanks Airport. Just 10 mins away. The accommodations were actually quite cozy but without the Air Conditioning aspect it sort of lost its appeal, at least for me. This is because for day one it was humid. During this time you have 24 hour daylight which means radiant heat all day. Temperatures here can range from 85 degrees to 60 degrees so check the weather before booking. On top of the no AC reality there was also a forest fire somewhere and that smoke smell was everywhere in Fairbanks, including our room. So now sleeping was a bit uncomfortable with the windows open. **Room amenities: There is a Microwave, Keurig Coffee Maker and Mini Refrigerator that all appear to be Very Nice. There is also a large closet and your own vehicle parking spot. WiFi is very STRONG w/Good connection speeds. Room comes with a large TV but because of WiFi and the cellphone we didn't use it. Bathroom came with towels, tolid paper rolls, sink hand soap and shower shampoo including a body wash, thank you. Nice adjustable Hot and Cold water with very good water pressure. Something majority of expensive hotels do not offer with their save water and pressure shower heads. If it was the month of June instead of July, the Fall or even Winter then like a "NO BRAINER" this place would be a nice stay for any couple including a child. *I didn't see anything for pet accommodations which for me was a *Plus*. Pets and people should be separate especially when sharing the same bed right? Don't say this to pet owners they will tell you your cruel. Enter your room with a prior programmed 4 digit pass code that you set up with reservations upon booking for both the front door of the building and your room door. *No prior key pick up or front desk to check in. Just a good memory of your 4 numbers. Remember to turn the inside bolt lock on the front door after entering the main hallway of the building and the same with your apartment front door to lock the doors. *Places to eat There is a Costco Wholesale, Savers supermarket where one could bring groceries back to The Adamina and store in the mini refrigerator and other restaurants to eat. At Savers expect a sticker shock. The prices are High. **Conclusions: Other than the uncomfortable forest fire smoke that filled the air which has nothing to do with this establishment. I do think this place could actually be a good option for someone looking for comfort, privacy, and more bang for the buck which was under $200 a night stay next to the other more EXPENSIVE HOTELS out here. Book early this place is always full. And if you get a reservation Thank the Guru for setting you straight. The Review Guru* Long Island NY