We were only here for one night and booked it because it was close to airport but if I knew, we…read morewould have spent the whole vacation here. It is a hidden gem and the best B&B we have encountered. It is like your most beautiful home away from home and no detail is overlooked. We loved the Scottish charm and it was an added bonus to have conversations with Gwen and her mom, Sheila and to meet the giant St. Bernard,Bodie

Highland Glen is the nicest place I stayed in in Anchorage . Extremely clean and fancy place. Gwen…read morewas welcoming and outdoor salt water jacuzzi was relaxing and breakfast was yummy. I would go back to this place anytime. You won't regret choosing this place to rest and relax.

The night we stayed here was the best in Alaska. The place is big, nice and clean. There are only 2…read moreguest rooms. Since we were the only couple staying that night, Carol gave us the option to stay in any room we want. We had the entire place for us and we liked the corner room. The room was big with a TV, double sink and an attached bathroom. We checked-in late in the evening and were planning to go for a drive to the Portage glacier, which was only a 15 min drive from there. But the place looked so homely, that we cancelled all plans and decided to rather relax. The breakfast next morning was a treat; Carol had kept everything ready for us; tea, coffee, bread, eggs, cereals, juice, yogurt, fruits. We had a hearty breakfast! We talked to Carol before we left. She was such a warm person, loved talking to her.

What hospitality! If you are ever in Anchorage, the hostess and host of this B&B make you feel like…read moreyou are visiting some distant family relative. There was an openness like you were a guest and not a stranger, yet I didn't feel like I was imposing or being imposed upon, so I was still able to have space. We had just escaped a run down hostel, so this was a huge upgrade. Our room was spotless and cozy. I regret not dipping into their Salt water hot tub, (no chlorine!). The both of them have a good thing going-I would definitely look them up again.

Dan and Mary open their home so you become part of the family! Super nice people who make your…read morestay feel like home. Together they make a great breakfast to get you going and local knowledge of sights to see with many local contacts to give you a personal touch as well. Highly recommend and hope to come back soon.

Great place to stay in Hope if you're wanting to check out the area or doing some hiking &…read morewhitewater rafting! Smaller property with cabins situated right on Bear Creek.. you can hear the water when you open the window. Most of the cabins are smallish but there is a few bigger ones in the back of property that look really cool! Now, these are "Dry Cabins" meaning no bathroom or sink inside but they had a great "Wash Hut" with two spacious bathrooms that seemed to be almost brand new. Cabins really have almost everything you need... Microwave, Fridge, Electric Heat, Wood Burning Stove, even a fan! I found the cabin to be very well appointed and they have free firewood to burn as well as little things like a good lighter and Smores setups for late night munchies. The lodge area with coffee shop was very convenient and has good coffee. The restaurant is also right there and gets pretty busy as there's not many options in Hope for food. Would definitely recommend this joint!! PS- Nice shampoo in the wash hut Talk later?

Very beautiful and very friendly and the animals especially the friendly ducks like Ben and Romeo…read more There is a very sweet manager her name is Betty the corgi she is so sweet. This place was a great place to really enjoy nature and great place to stay. They also have a sweet collie named Scout she is the greeter. They have dry cabins so the washrooms are separated but allows friendly guests to interact. They also have a coffee shop in the lobby and very friendly staff members that helps you out. They also have a restaurant on property that has cool fire tables and good food. By the way Ester and Antwan were amazing. Overall will visit again next time in Alaska. Thanks again for having us.

We had a lovely stay here for four nights during the Anchorage International Film Festival in…read moreDecember. The Oscar Gill House is jam-packed with vintage, cozy charm. Mark and Susan are wonderful hosts, and make a terrific breakfast, too!

Set in a quiet neighborhood. Wonderful couple who run it. We continue to stay there when we…read morevisit Anchorage (which is frequent). They have three rooms that are each different but all are beautifully appointed and very clean. EXCELLENT breakfasts. We enjoy talking to the other guests over breakfast. We were last there in May, 2026.

"Warm and Welcoming"…read more Spotless and sparkling in a quiet neighborhood. Three uniquely decorated rooms with large modern bathrooms. Gracious hosts who look after every need. Hearty homemade breakfasts including fruit and baked goods. My wife and I give it the highest recommendation of any B&B we have ever stayed in.

We enjoyed three nights in two different rooms here. The Susitna Suite is very spacious and has a…read morenice deck with a great view. The St Elias room was a bit smaller but very accomodating. Both had large showers with great water pressure. The beds were very comfortable. Monica was helpful with recommendations about the neighborhood, museums, restaurants, etc and we had an awesome meal at one of the places she sent us to - Ginger. She was kind enough to pack a breakfast to go for us on a day we had an early train departure to Seward. Thank you for making our stay wonderful Monica!

Our group of nine stayed in St. Elias, Katmai and Illiamna rooms. All the rooms were very…read morecomfortable. The only thing to note is that you can hear foot traffic from the common room in the lower floor rooms (Illiamna and St. Elias), which was only an issue in the morning around breakfast time. The common deck was a perfect place to start or end the day with views of the water. Breakfast was equally delicious with a spread of pastries, fruit, sausage, hash browns, etc. It's about a 10-15min walk to downtown Anchorage as well as the coastal trail. Steve and Monica are fantastic hosts! Would definitely stay here again when in town.

Exceptional experience at the House of Jade! From booking to leaving. I am a NOLS student in need…read moreof lodging before and after the expedition. House of Jade works with NOLS with transport and providing the best accomadations to get your ready for your expedition. There are rooms set for NOLS students and rooms set for couples. The house remains quiet through out the day and night. Even when people are walking around, I could not hear them from my room. In the morning fresh coffee is brewed and tingles your senses. Great way to get you moving! Breakfast is always something speciel. Homemade granola with yogurt. Fresh fruit. Juice. Teas. The cooked prepared breakfast was so yummy! The last morning I stayed they had reindeer sausage and flap jacks. I could not put my fork and knife down, it was so good! Even during the day they have cookies out for the guests. On the side of the house outside there's a little fireplace. The back deck is nice to sit in the morning with your first cup of coffee. The folks are just as friendly!! Thank you Zac and Chris for the best time and introducing me to Alaska culture.

Hosts were very friendly and made a delicious breakfast to start the day. Housing was very…read morecomfortable and clean, had no problems whatsoever. They also made the best white chocolate cranberry cookies homemade!