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    Alaska Heritage House

    4.8 (28 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Chris H.

    This honestly wasn't my first choice to stay in. I didn't wanna go for the usual hotels where the walls are the same, hallways are generic, and the people pass each other without saying hello. However the one I wanted was fully booked. Well they had one room available but the price was atrocious. However. How. Eh. Ver. Alaska B&B turned out to be the perfect choice. Smack dab in the middle of Fairbanks, everything is within a short drive. It was so easy to find places to eat, drive to neighboring towns for tours and activities, etc. The owners were very nice and accommodating. We arrived way too early prior to check in time but were ushered into our room for some much needed rest after our red eye. Breakfast is served every day between 7:30 - 9:30; there is no menu so what they have is what you'll get. They also have washer and dryer at the basement if you need to dry off some stuff after your Chena Hot Springs tour. As for security, you'll be given the pass code to enter the house anytime. Just make sure to lock it each time for security. The house is over 100 years old. It's got a lot of character. Definitely a nice step away from the usual hotel environment where you're just one of the passing occupants.

    Vanitha S.

    I can't believe my luck in getting a room here during AFN 2016! Well it was only for the first night of the entire conference but it was a great experience staying at this bed and breakfast. It's not just your typical place of lodging but a cozy and homey experience. A big part of that is due to Melanie. She is awesome and made my stay warm and inviting. I was only scheduled to stay for 1 night in the Williams Room and then shift over to Super 8 for the rest of my stay. I was set to arrive in Fairbanks around 10am on a Tuesday. Melanie called me on Monday to ask what time I was arriving because if after 10pm, they had a protocol to get into the building as it's usually locked and the owners don't stay onsite. I thought that was really nice because usually places will just expect their guests to read that type of fine-print when booking. When I arrived, 5 hours before check-in time, Melanie rushed to clean my room for me so that I could settle into my room earlier. In the meantime she told me to have a seat in the dining hall while I waited. I was amazed at all the antique and vintage things were in this historic place. Some shipped from Europe decades ago. The whole place was just beautiful and I could see why it is on the Historic Register. There were freshly made cinnamon rolls and round-the-clock candy and tea and coffee set out that I enjoyed. Melanie got me into my room around 11am which was again so nice of her. I really was expecting that I would leave my luggage and have to wander around town to kill some time before the typical check-in time of 3pm. This was great service going above and beyond. The Williams room was very cute and cozy. Sad that I didn't see that the TV was hidden in a cabinet in the wall but it didn't matter much as I didn't have time to watch it anyway. This room shared a bathroom with the Maids Room, and I didn't mind it for 1 night but the one complaint I have is that you have to constantly lock both the doors to the bathroom that enter into the 2 different rooms, and this lock was one of those metal sliding locks. So everytime someone went to the bathroom I could hear that metal clang on the door and it would wake me up. Usually I'm a pretty good sleeper but I'm more sensitive when I'm in new places. So just a heads up for those of you that are like me and stay in the Williams room. Other than that though, my stay was great. Breakfast was amazing. Melanie will make you whatever you want and ask you if you have food allergies. She made me waffles with a ton of fresh fruit, scrambled eggs and also offered me bacon (which I declined as not a big bacon fan). It was all delicious and she offered me seconds. Again, totally above and beyond. I love this place and would love to stay again if I ever am back in Fairbanks. Melanie will make you feel like you're at home-she's very friendly and helpful for all your questions.

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    Aprajita S.

    Must must must place to stay at...I visited Fairbanks in Thanksgivings for 4 days and I had the best experience.Telsie (owner) herself prepared amazing thanksgiving dinner for all the guest and I used to wake up specially in the morning to eat Melanie's cooked breakfast. This house is 100 years old and the antique decor is well maintained.

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    MJ A.

    This is a wonderful bed and breakfast! The couple running it are kind and very accommodating! My room is clean, quaint and comfortable. I love the feel of this place, almost old southern. I'm 3000 miles from home but I feel much better now that I am here! Free books to read while you are staying & breakfast in the morning. Also- Mable the 4 year old pup that welcomes you shows the best manners. She is crashed out on the bed with me as we speak. I love it here! 5 Stars!!!

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    Great folks, great place, great breakfast. Also, best B&B in Fairbanks for location - walking distance to downtown.

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    We stayed here for Christmas. Valerie was super helpful and nice. The room is comfortable. The location is good.

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    Great B and B. 100 year plus house lovingly restored. Excellent bed, breakfast, and location! Great staff. Highly recommended.

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    Northern Sky Lodge

    Northern Sky Lodge

    4.8(4 reviews)
    25.5 mi

    This cute lodge is situated outside ~30 miles outside of Fairbanks...an ideal place, away from city…read morelights, for you to see the Northern Lights. It's basically a bed and breakfast with free continental breakfast every morning, but no restaurant on site. I highly recommend you go grocery shopping so that you can prepare meals for yourselves for your entire stay. (You could also choose to go into Fairbanks to eat, of course, but note that a one-way taxi is $100.) The owners Rex and Jes are super nice, and they live on-site, so if there are any issues, they are easily accessible and accommodating. They provide games in the living room area, for the days and nights you don't feel like going out. They also provide gear you could borrow so you can go trekking in the snow. The rooms are cozy. Shoes aren't allowed indoors, the carpet and floors were super clean, and I felt like I was at home.

    Our stay at the Northern Sky Lodge from mid to late October 2025 was a fantastic experience. We…read morewere in Alaska for two weeks. The main area on the first floor of the lodge was beautiful beyond belief. It was well appointed with everything that one would expect to see in a lodge. At the entrance there was an awesome solid half-log bench. It opened into a kind of a hybrid living room that was both rustic and modern. There was a welcoming table with activities brochures available. It had solid round structural logs with beautiful plank wood paneling. It had beautiful wooden floors. There was a bear skin attached to the wall on a native style wood pole stretch frame and a world map framed on another wall. It had an exotic section of a tree on display as wooden art. There were two beautiful couches with a matching loveseat with two coffee tables. Wow. There was a large professional chefs kitchen also on the main floor that had everything imaginable for large scale cooking. The main dining room next to the kitchen was just as spectacular as the main living room. There was a mini-kitchenette area on the second floor that we used. We appreciated the coffee and food items that were available. Everything was set up nice. The bear room was great. Nice beds, clean sheets and pillows and plenty of blankets. Although there wasn't much need for the blankets as the room heater kept everything warm.  I'm sure that the insulating properties of the huge logs used in the lodge structure helped with keeping things warm. We also appreciated the reliable high-speed WiFi internet. We felt right at home in the bear room and with the lodge. We went dog sledding with renowned dog musher Bill Cotter and his family. We witnessed and photographed the incredible Aurora Borealis. We made a scenic trip on the George Parks highway and saw Mount McKinley. We visited the Chena Hot Springs. We did lots of shopping at the Santa Claus House. We went to the Museum of the North and also to the Fountainhead Auto Museum. They are both great museums. We had a fabulous dinner at The Pump House Restaurant. We checked out The Crepery in Fairbanks and The North Pole Crepery (twice) and they were both very delicious places to eat. The Chowder House (twice) was very yummy too. The sky at this location was beautiful and we saw several shooting stars and the aurora borealis. The 4-wheel drive Toyota 4Runner that we rented, made it easy to get around in all weather conditions. This was more than just a stay. it was an experience that we will always remember. We thank our hosts very much. JJ

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    Alaska Grizzly Lodge - Front porch

    Alaska Grizzly Lodge

    3.9(17 reviews)
    7.6 mi

    Alaska Grizzly Lodge: an absolute gem about 15 minutes north of downtown and easily one of the…read morehighlights of our trip. It's run by Janet, Fred, and JB: all incredibly friendly people who go out of their way to make your stay special. You can tell they genuinely care about every guest having a great experience. One of the coolest parts: you can see the Aurora right from the property since it's tucked away from city lights in lightly wooded surroundings. That said: I still recommend doing at least one guided tour because the experience can be even better. What really stood out: Janet tracks maps, cameras, KP index, and weather forecasts every night, stays up until 3am, and will literally knock on your door if the Northern Lights appear. That level of service is amazing. They're also very knowledgeable: not just about the Aurora, but even the annual ice sculpture festival. The breakfasts were delicious. JB and Fred prepared both continental and cooked meals that hit the spot. The rooms were clean, cozy, and comfortable, with an extra heater if needed, though central heating was always on. The common area was spacious, with plenty of tables and lounge seating to relax. The guests were all friendly, which added to the welcoming vibe. Bottom line: this place didn't just provide a place to stay, it made the trip!

    UPDATE! As I write this, I am sitting in the lovely common area of the lodge, watching the sun come…read moreup. I am updating my review because once we got here, the hosts were wonderful, and the lodge is exactly what we wanted. Very comfy, nice amenities, cozy chairs for reading, etc. The hosts, Janet and Fred, are very friendly and knowledgeable about both the local area and aurora viewing. Fred handles the hot breakfast every day and has been eager to accommodate my dietary requests, even tho I offered to bring my own items. Janet handles the night shift and happily wakes guests personally if and when the aurora decides to pop up. As others mentioned, there are multiple viewing balconies so you can see the lights wherever they decide to show themselves. Who knew that the "northern" lights are sometimes in the south? Well, now I know! In short, the place is great. I wish we could stay longer! Hopefully they get the website back online and get the other communication issues resolved soon. They are working very hard to keep up with everything (Fairbanks is not the most gentle climate for a big ol' wooden building!) and I wish them all the best with the business.

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    Alaska Grizzly Lodge - Aurora view with the lodge

    Aurora view with the lodge

    Alaska Grizzly Lodge - Our messy room

    Our messy room

    Alaska Grizzly Lodge - Northern lights at the Grizzly Lodge.

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    Northern lights at the Grizzly Lodge.

    Alaskan Viewpoint Lodge - Alaska Paper Birch Bedroom

    Alaskan Viewpoint Lodge

    4.7(3 reviews)
    6.5 mi

    Spent a single night in Fairbanks and enjoyed the comforts of this beautiful home and its owner…read more Bill is friendly, gracious, a great cook - breakfast was delicious, generous - he let us borrow his new guidebook to Alaskan highways for our drive up the Dalton Highway (terrifically informative and helpful), and broadly knowledgeable - we ended up in a discussion about the America's nuclear program in WW II and he spent a number of years as a teacher. Our room was comfortable, quiet and tastefully furnished. Note that this is a home in the midst of a residential neighborhood, so it did not fit our notion of a lodge. This is not meant as a negative, but rather it just did not fulfill our uninformed expectation. Also, it is 10-15 minutes to get to the airport, train station, or downtown, which was fine for us but to some it may matter. We highly recommend the accommodations if you are looking for a delightful night in Fairbanks.

    This is definitely one of the best Bed & Breakfast we have ever visited. The host, Bill is top…read morenotch, totally friendly, warm, courteous, we are so lucky to have stayed here. Bill's breakfast/brunch is AMAZING, something both me and my love one are missing now that we are back in CA. The place is new and very close to the city and easy access to Chena Hotsprings, it's perfect for us. We got the Jacuzzi room and paid a bit more for it, it was totally worth it for us. The room is huge and we got everything we needed in the room, the host even provided a set of toiletries in case you forgot! The kitchen and living room is very nice, although we did not get to use it much. The place is immaculate and we are so very pleased with this booking. Also, Bill is such a great person, he has a ton of knowledge and talking to him seemed like I have learned so much about Alaska and other aspects of living. BONUS: we saw one of the best Northern Lights/Aurora right from the deck of this place! Highly highly recommended.

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    Alaskan Viewpoint Lodge - Sunset from the deck

    Sunset from the deck

    Alaskan Viewpoint Lodge - Mid-summer at midnight

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    Sunrise from the deck

    Moose Tracks B&B

    Moose Tracks B&B

    5.0(3 reviews)
    8.1 mi

    Wonderfully homey place to stay! Moose Tracks is hidden away on a small gravel road right off…read morehighway 2 in the town of North Pole, only minutes away from the main town center. The owner, Angela, didn't leave a single item unchecked for accommodations. Hot tub, board games, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, towels, laundry, TVs. The overall layout of the B&B appears to be a converted duplex. The guest area is comprised of 3 bedrooms and a shared bathroom with a shared living, dining and kitchen. Wonderful 1 night stay!

    Times when it's nice to come back to Moose Tracks B&B for the night:…read more* When you almost got in an accident because Alaska drivers never signal and turn left out of the right lane. * When every museum you wanted to see is a disappointment and you ate at an awful place for dinner. * When your friend is late to Fairbanks and all you want to do is sleep for the early morning. * When you were stuck in Deadhorse with a broken-down car and had to fly through multiple airports at the last minute and great expense, and are not even back in Fairbanks until the next day, and the sun is somehow still out, and all you want to do is sleep forever. All of the above. Amongst my crazy Alaskan Arctic adventures, Moose Tracks was the one refuge. This brand-new place has a welcoming, spacious common area with kitchen, generously stocked with continental breakfaststuffs, and each bedroom is quiet and right-sized. It's definitely hard to find this place, as the turn is not marked - it's exactly 14 km south of Airport Way, just turn right after you see the building with a blue roof that says "HOWDY" on the side (as of 2018). The neighborhood is unusual, full of messy yards with discarded equipment, and the road condition leaves much to be desired. But once you're here, you won't want to leave. It's an oasis among the muck of Fairbanks, and the best price you'll ever find. Worth the drive from the airport or downtown. Worth staying there twice on non-consecutive nights. Leave a story in the guest book.

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    Moose Tracks B&B - Shared Bathroom

    Shared Bathroom

    Moose Tracks B&B - Common Area

    Common Area

    Moose Tracks B&B - Winter time

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    Winter time

    Alaska Log Cabins On The Pond B&b - Sunrise from the main house deck after getting our fill of biscuits and gravy.

    Alaska Log Cabins On The Pond B&b

    5.0(2 reviews)
    8.6 mi

    This place was exactly what we wanted! I encourage you to know what your booking. We wanted rustic…read moreand more of an Alaskan adventure rather than a upscale hotel. We came to Alaska to experience it as Alaska should be. I didn't want to walk out my door to a long hotel hallway. Instead I walked out of my cabin to a snow filled wonderland with wilderness and a pond. One where instead of needing a tour guide I could stand by the pond in front of the cabin and see the northern lights. Jim and Syd are amazing people with more hospitality than you can imagine. Jim made us a wonderful breakfast every morning from scratch not a frozen bag. The conversations were always exciting. They would both share their stories and experiences, tell us what not to miss and what the area held. When other guest joined us it was as fun to hear their stories. Way more interaction than at a typical hotel. Remember to read the description. These are dry cabins- no water, no toilet, no sink. Like I said earlier, know what your booking. However the shower house is less than a minute walk from each cabin and it is warm and clean plenty of hot water and toiletries. Not a big deal at all. I encourage you to step out of your comfort zone and enjoy this! Listen to Jim and Syd and ask for their advice and use their expertise. Our last day Jim took us ice fishing on the pond which was amazing in itself, but then he invited us to the house as he cooked up the rainbow trout we had caught and made us lunch! Perfect ending to a perfect trip!

    We can not say enough good things about our experience at Cabins on the Pond. The cabins were…read morewarm,clean,well appointed and just perfectly charming, as they should be considering our host , Jim Swearingin,built them himself! The modern bath house are actually 2 full baths with showers, flushing toilets, and sink vanity. All very clean with plenty of hot water and a toasty temp of 78F. Even when it was -40below outside. The view is amazing. Outside of the city, so it's dark to highlight those Aurora Borealis that you can see right from inside your cabin. Or step outside for the real light show, all of your pictures will be perfectly showcased with spruce trees and snow banks . Jim even wakes you up so you don't miss the Northern Lights! Don't miss fishing with Jim and the tasty fish dinner he prepares later that night for you. And that rice, off the hook good. This experience will be a memory maker for you. Again, DON'T MISS IT! Every morning from 7-9 make your way up to Jim & Syd's breakfast table. He offers some of Alaska's best down home cooking! The chat with the two of them is wonderful. They both exemplify hospitality! The best was making new friends with these two super fantastic and gracious people! Their energy and love of the land is contagious. We will forever have them in our heart and WILL for sure see them again!

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    Alaska Log Cabins On The Pond B&b
    Alaska Log Cabins On The Pond B&b - Artic Char

    Artic Char

    Alaska Log Cabins On The Pond B&b - Sun going down over the pond

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    Sun going down over the pond

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